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* The logo first appeared in ''Compagni di scuola,'' and made its final appearance in ''Piccolo grande amore'' (''Pretty Princess;'' 1993). | * The logo first appeared in ''Compagni di scuola,'' and made its final appearance in ''Piccolo grande amore'' (''Pretty Princess;'' 1993). | ||
* It was seen on the Pirated VHS Italian of ''Bram Stoker's Dracula'', with the logo preceding to Columbia Pictures. | * It was seen on the Pirated VHS Italian of ''Bram Stoker's Dracula'', with the logo preceding to Columbia Pictures. | ||
* The print logo | * The print logo appears on the international trailer for ''Solo'' (1996). | ||
===2nd Logo (October 9, 1992-December 17, 1993)=== | ===2nd Logo (October 9, 1992-December 17, 1993)=== | ||
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'''Availability:''' Ultimately rare. It was seen on the international prints of ''Fortress'' (1992), and ''Robin Hood: Men in Tights''. | '''Availability:''' Ultimately rare. It was seen on the international prints of ''Fortress'' (1992), and ''Robin Hood: Men in Tights''. | ||
===3rd Logo (1993-2001)=== | ===3rd Logo (1993-2001)=== | ||
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* It was seen on the foreign prints of ''Street Fighter''. | * It was seen on the foreign prints of ''Street Fighter''. | ||
* It was spotted on ''Cronica de un desayuno (A Breakfast Chronicle;'' 2000'')''. For some reason, the logo is still retained on the Mexican VHS of ''The Swan Princess''. | * It was spotted on ''Cronica de un desayuno (A Breakfast Chronicle;'' 2000'')''. For some reason, the logo is still retained on the Mexican VHS of ''The Swan Princess''. | ||
===4th Logo (October 22, 1999-April 13, 2003)=== | ===4th Logo (October 22, 1999-April 13, 2003)=== | ||
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'''Availability:''' Can be seen on some films such as ''Seeing Double'', ''Bats'', international prints of ''Fortress 2: Re-Entry'', ''The Pact of Silence'', and a 2007-era HBO airing of ''Spider-Man''. It was also spotted on the international trailers for ''American Psycho'', ''Simon Sez'', and ''FearDotCom''. | '''Availability:''' Can be seen on some films such as ''Seeing Double'', ''Bats'', international prints of ''Fortress 2: Re-Entry'', ''The Pact of Silence'', and a 2007-era HBO airing of ''Spider-Man''. It was also spotted on the international trailers for ''American Psycho'', ''Simon Sez'', and ''FearDotCom''. | ||
===5th Logo (2001-2005)=== | ===5th Logo (2001-2005)=== | ||
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'''Availability:''' Very rare in Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia, but extremely rare in the U.S. Seen on international theatrical prints of films produced or distributed by Columbia/TriStar/Screen Gems. Like the previous logos, most prints either use U.S. domestic versions, have this removed, or plastered this over. Seen on foreign prints of ''The Punisher'', ''Suspect Zero'' and ''Mindhunters''. It is unknown if this logo was seen international theatrical prints of ''Feardotcom'', as the DVD and VHS releases do not have the logo. It was also reportedly seen on some foreign copies of ''Toyko Godfathers'', but most prints have ether the Destination Films, TriStar Pictures, or Sony Pictures Releasing Japan logos. Around 2005, this was phased out and replaced with the Sony Pictures Releasing International logo after the demise of the Columbia TriStar label. | '''Availability:''' Very rare in Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia, but extremely rare in the U.S. Seen on international theatrical prints of films produced or distributed by Columbia/TriStar/Screen Gems. Like the previous logos, most prints either use U.S. domestic versions, have this removed, or plastered this over. Seen on foreign prints of ''The Punisher'', ''Suspect Zero'' and ''Mindhunters''. It is unknown if this logo was seen international theatrical prints of ''Feardotcom'', as the DVD and VHS releases do not have the logo. It was also reportedly seen on some foreign copies of ''Toyko Godfathers'', but most prints have ether the Destination Films, TriStar Pictures, or Sony Pictures Releasing Japan logos. Around 2005, this was phased out and replaced with the Sony Pictures Releasing International logo after the demise of the Columbia TriStar label. | ||
==Sony Pictures Releasing International== | ==Sony Pictures Releasing International== | ||
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'''Availability:''' Very rare in the U.S. and Canada, but common outside it. It can be seen on ''The Squid and The Whale'', and on most prints (DVDs and Blu-rays) of ''Paprika'' after the [[Sony Pictures Classics]] logo (on streaming prints, only the latter is shown before the Madhouse logo). This logo also makes an appearance on the international IMAX 3D version of ''Resident Evil: Afterlife'' (may be on the 3D Blu-ray release as well). It was spotted on international trailer for ''Punisher: War Zone'', with the logo preceding to Lionsgate and Marvel. The "RELEASING" variant can be spotted on the 2015 Japanese film ''Shinjuku Swan''. | '''Availability:''' Very rare in the U.S. and Canada, but common outside it. It can be seen on ''The Squid and The Whale'', and on most prints (DVDs and Blu-rays) of ''Paprika'' after the [[Sony Pictures Classics]] logo (on streaming prints, only the latter is shown before the Madhouse logo). This logo also makes an appearance on the international IMAX 3D version of ''Resident Evil: Afterlife'' (may be on the 3D Blu-ray release as well). It was spotted on international trailer for ''Punisher: War Zone'', with the logo preceding to Lionsgate and Marvel. The "RELEASING" variant can be spotted on the 2015 Japanese film ''Shinjuku Swan''. | ||
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