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* On some Italian films, the words "FILMS ITALIA" replace "FILM DISTRIBUTORS INTERNATIONAL, INC" while the "COLUMBIA TRISTAR" text still remains, although it is a different font below the boxes with the same logo and almost similar to the 1988-93 logo. | * On some Italian films, the words "FILMS ITALIA" replace "FILM DISTRIBUTORS INTERNATIONAL, INC" while the "COLUMBIA TRISTAR" text still remains, although it is a different font below the boxes with the same logo and almost similar to the 1988-93 logo. | ||
* On the international trailer and TV spots of ''Escape from Absolom'', the logo is brightened than usual. | * On the international trailer and TV spots of ''Escape from Absolom'', the logo is brightened than usual. | ||
* On the Italian TV spot of ''Godzilla (1998)'', the logos has both the theatrical versions of the Columbia Pictures and TriStar Pictures logos in two of the boxes, texts and byline included and the text that reads "COLUMBIA TRISTAR FILMS ITALIA" is in a different font. | |||
'''FX/SFX:''' The fade in and fade-out, the zoom out. For the later variant, the camera zooming out and the clouds moving. | '''FX/SFX:''' The fade in and fade-out, the zoom out. For the later variant, the camera zooming out and the clouds moving. | ||