Carolco Home Video: Difference between revisions

'''Availability:''' Can be seen on the company's releases of the time period, starting with ''Music Box'' and also including ''Mountains of the Moon'', ''Total Recall'', ''Narrow Margin'', ''Jacob's Ladder'', ''L.A. Story'', ''Terminator 2: Judgement Day'', ''The Doors'', ''Universal Soldier'' and ''Basic Instinct''. This also appeared on certain [[Seven Arts Pictures]] films, such as ''King of New York'' (which used Live's logos in lieu of Carolco's on the packaging and labels) and ''Rambling Rose''. Its last appearance was on the original release of ''Chaplin''. Despite this company going defunct in 1993, this logo appeared on the 1995 VHS reprint of ''The Doors'' and the 1998 Artisan VHS release of ''Terminator 2: Judgement Day''. This logo made a surprise appearance on the 2000 Canadian Alliance Atlantis VHS of ''Terminator 2: Judgement Day'' and also on the 2000 Canadian Alliance Atlantis VHS of ''Basic Instinct'' (strangely, with the IVE Warning screen at the end of the latter tape). Their print logo was still being used into the Live Entertainment days on releases even after Carolco went defunct and would be phased out when Live became Artisan (with copyrights going under Canal). Oddly, this doesn't appear on ''The Making of Total Recall''. This, along with the "Exclusively Distributed By" variant of the 1990 Live Home Video logo makes a surprise appearance on ''The Terminator: A Retrospective'' which can be found on the [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios|MGM]] Blu-ray releases of ''The Terminator'' as well as the trailer for the ''Terminator 2'' Special Edition release, seen on the ''T2'' Ultimate Edition DVD. This also plasters the Carolco logo on the 1995 ''Terminator Collection'' release of ''Terminator 2: Judgment Day''. It is not seen on the 1990 VHS reprint of ''First Blood'', despite having Carolco Home Video on the packaging.