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'''Music/Sounds:''' Usually silent. | '''Music/Sounds:''' Usually silent. | ||
'''Availability:''' Pretty rare. Warner Bros. has a poor habit of plastering their logo over this one, while Universal leaves it intact most of the time. It can be still be seen on ''Escape to Victory'' and ''Tank'' after the 1963 Universal logo. The first VHS, and recent DVD/Blu-ray of ''The Last Starfighter'' retain it after the Universal logo, but was plastered with the WB shield on old full-screen TV airings, and the 1997 Universal logo on the 1999 DVD release. | '''Availability:''' Pretty rare. Warner Bros. has a poor habit of plastering their logo over this one, while Universal leaves it intact most of the time. It can be still be seen on ''Escape to Victory'' and ''Tank'' after the 1963 Universal logo. The first VHS, and recent DVD/Blu-ray of ''The Last Starfighter'' retain it after the Universal logo, but was plastered with the WB shield on old full-screen TV airings, and the 1997 Universal logo on the 1999 DVD release. Don't expect to see this on ''An Officer and a Gentleman'', which Lorimar produced but Paramount financed. | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' Not as impactful as the TV logo, due to its similarity and its lack of the general theme. | '''Editor's Note:''' Not as impactful as the TV logo, due to its similarity and its lack of the general theme. | ||