Destination Films: Difference between revisions

===(October 22, 1999- )===

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'''Nicknames:''' "Destination Space", "The Revolution", "Abstract Ring", "The Eclipse"

'''Logo:''' On a black background with {{Color|gold}} haze, we see a planet (presumably the Earth) orbiting around the sun. When the earth comes close to the sun, shadows of the letters "I", "T", "N", "I", "T", and "N" fade in and crowd around the sun and planet. The planet moves into the sun, and the letters, which are now "{{Font|serif|DESTINATION}}" in Trajan Pro font, move in. A bright flash occurs, and on a black background, we see the Destination logo, which is two halves of a {{Color|gold}} circle split up by a line. The line has a crescent on one side and a sun on the other. The text "{{Font|serif|DESTINATION  F  I  L  M  S}}" is arranged around this line. The logo then shines.

* On Amazon and TubiTV prints of ''Thomas and the Magic Railroad'', the logo starts at the last half after the shining.

* On several films from the company after Sony relaunched the company, the logo is zoomed in more compared to normal.

'''Editor's Note:''' This logo has a very unique design atypical of the usual aesthetics found in Sony's logos, and still holds up well today, which contributes to its longevity. The only downside is that this logo doesn't seem to have a fully digital print of it in existence, as even on recent films with this logo, it has film scratches and other artifacts that stick out when shown next to logos that clearly use digital sources. This could, however, be because Destination wasn't technically a subsidiary of Sony until 2002, which could also explain why not only does a version with the Sony Corporation logo transitioning to this not exist, but also why it's always remained bylineless regardless of Sony's ownership.

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