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===5th Logo ( | ===5th Logo (February 24, 2006-April 26, 2013)=== | ||
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'''Availability:''' Common. | '''Availability:''' Common. | ||
*The | *The new Lionsgate logo was first unveiled on the company's website in late October 2005, and the 2006 logo later debuted on Madea's Family Reunion on February 24 the next year; it can be seen on titles such as ''Akeelah and the Bee'', the ''Tyler Perry'' film series, ''Employee of the Month'', and releases from Pantelion Pictures, among others. The horror version can be seen on the ''Saw'' films starting with ''Saw III'' (as well as recent prints of ''II''), ''The Descent'', and action films such as ''The Expendables'', among others. The short version was seen at the beginning of one of the Marvel DTV features, ''The Invincible Iron Man''. The "Heaven" variant was last used on ''The Big Wedding'', and the "Horror" variant was last seen on ''Texas Chainsaw 3D''. It also plasters other companies logos on its titles released by Lionsgate, such as films formerly distributed by Trimark Pictures. At some cases of plastering older logos on horror movies (like ''The Blair Witch Project'' and ''Leprechaun'' sequels), the normal version appears instead of the preferred horror one. | ||
*It is also used as a de-facto home video logo on DVD and Blu- | *It is also used as a de-facto home video logo on DVD and Blu-ray releases. | ||
*The variant fading into the THX logo is extremely rare, and is only known to exist on the 2006 THX Optimum Resolution DVD of ''Total Recall'' (1990), however more such releases may exist. | *The variant fading into the THX logo is extremely rare, and is only known to exist on the 2006 THX Optimum Resolution DVD of ''Total Recall'' (1990), however more such releases may exist. | ||
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*The variant fading into the [[THX]] logo is extremely rare, and is only known to exist on the 2006 THX Optimum Resolution DVD of ''Total Recall'' (1990), however more such releases may exist. | *The variant fading into the [[THX]] logo is extremely rare, and is only known to exist on the 2006 THX Optimum Resolution DVD of ''Total Recall'' (1990), however more such releases may exist. | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' With this logo, Lionsgate truly stepped up their game, producing an excellently-animated logo that still stands the test of time years later. | '''Editor's Note:''' With this logo, Lionsgate truly stepped up their game, producing an excellently-animated logo that still stands the test of time years later. | ||
=== 6th Logo (April 14, 2013- ) === | === 6th Logo (April 14, 2013- ) === | ||