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Describing the 4th logo further, in light of The Matrix Resurrections trailer variant.
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'''Editor's Note:''' This logo was generally extremely hard to find for the longest time, as most films VRP produced at the time did not use this logo and usually had the logo for the film's distributor. It wasn't until Stan HD's print of ''The Delinquents'' popped up, confirming what the logo was like. However, with the logo's discovery, many have found the inclusion of the lasers extremely pointless given there's no text for it to form. | '''Editor's Note:''' This logo was generally extremely hard to find for the longest time, as most films VRP produced at the time did not use this logo and usually had the logo for the film's distributor. It wasn't until Stan HD's print of ''The Delinquents'' popped up, confirming what the logo was like. However, with the logo's discovery, many have found the inclusion of the lasers extremely pointless given there's no text for it to form. | ||
===2nd Logo (March 8, 1992-July 1, 2000, April 10, 2003, September 14, 2007)=== | ===2nd Logo (March 8, 1992-July 1, 2000, April 10, 2003, September 14, 2007)=== | ||
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'''Availability:''' For the most part, films produced by Village Roadshow that weren't distributed by them didn't use this logo, but the animated version is seen on ''The New Adventures of Flipper'' and ''Tarzan and the Lost City''. The still version can be seen on the mini-series ''Thorn Birds: The Missing Years'', ''Tales of the South Seas'', and the TV show ''Night Man'', among others. This also makes surprise appearances on ''Fat Pizza'' and ''December Boys''. Don't expect this to appear on ''Fortress'' (1992). | '''Availability:''' For the most part, films produced by Village Roadshow that weren't distributed by them didn't use this logo, but the animated version is seen on ''The New Adventures of Flipper'' and ''Tarzan and the Lost City''. The still version can be seen on the mini-series ''Thorn Birds: The Missing Years'', ''Tales of the South Seas'', and the TV show ''Night Man'', among others. This also makes surprise appearances on ''Fat Pizza'' and ''December Boys''. Don't expect this to appear on ''Fortress'' (1992). | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' A notably wasted logo due to only appearing on TV series produced by them from the era. | '''Editor's Note:''' A notably wasted logo due to only appearing on TV series produced by them from the era. | ||
===3rd Logo (October 16, 1998-June 8, 2018)=== | ===3rd Logo (October 16, 1998-June 8, 2018)=== | ||
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'''Availability:''' Very common. It first appeared on ''Practical Magic'', and was later seen on many movies produced by Village Roadshow from the era such as ''Cats & Dogs'', ''Three to Tango'', ''Happy Feet'', ''Zoolander'', and ''No Reservations'', among others. Although the last film to use the original variant was ''The Lucky One'', it later made a surprise appearance on ''American Sniper'' (albeit a variant). The later variant was first seen on the aforementioned title above and made its last appearance on ''Ocean's 8''. | '''Availability:''' Very common. It first appeared on ''Practical Magic'', and was later seen on many movies produced by Village Roadshow from the era such as ''Cats & Dogs'', ''Three to Tango'', ''Happy Feet'', ''Zoolander'', and ''No Reservations'', among others. Although the last film to use the original variant was ''The Lucky One'', it later made a surprise appearance on ''American Sniper'' (albeit a variant). The later variant was first seen on the aforementioned title above and made its last appearance on ''Ocean's 8''. | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' This is a | '''Editor's Note:''' This logo is seen by a lot of people as memorable; especially in the case of the 1998 version. | ||
===4th Logo (October 4, 2019-)=== | |||
[[File:Village Roadshow Pictures (2019).jpg|400px|center]] | |||
'''Nickname:''' "The White V", " | '''Nickname:''' "The White V", "Emerging V" | ||
'''Logo:''' On a white background, we see the V logo, alongside "VILLAGE ROADSHOW" with "PICTURES" underneath, both aligned to the right, all in white | '''Logo:''' On a white background, we see the V logo emerging from the background, alongside "VILLAGE ROADSHOW" with "PICTURES" underneath, both aligned to the right also emerging, all in white as it embosses on the background. | ||
'''FX/SFX:''' | '''FX/SFX:''' The logo emerging from the background. Originally, it was a still logo. | ||
'''Music/Sounds:''' None. | '''Music/Sounds:''' None or the opening theme of the movie. | ||
'''Availability:''' | '''Availability:''' Current. First seen at the end of ''Joker'', while the animated version made its debut on the trailer for ''The Matrix: Resurrections'' albeit a variant; and is expected to make its debut on the actual film itself. | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' | '''Editor's Note:''' Although it can be seen as rather boring compared to the previous logos, the animated variant at least does add something to it. | ||
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[[Category:Village Roadshow (Australia)]] | [[Category:Village Roadshow (Australia)]] | ||