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{{PageCredits|description=Eric S., LogoWriter, and EnormousRat|capture=Eric S. and EnormousRat|video=DudeThatLogo, EnormousRat, and osdatabase}} | {{PageCredits|description=Eric S., LogoWriter, and EnormousRat|capture=Eric S. and EnormousRat|video=DudeThatLogo, EnormousRat, and osdatabase}} | ||
===Background=== | ===Background=== | ||
Vidmark Entertainment was formed in 1984 by Vidmark, Inc. as a home video distribution company to distribute various low-budget movies, especially from the [[Trimark Pictures|Trimark]] library. It would later reincorporate as "Trimark Home Video" in 1997, as Vidmark, Inc, was renamed Trimark Holdings, Inc. In 2000, it was folded into Lions Gate Home Entertainment with the acquisition of Trimark. On November 3, 2017, the Vidmark name was revived by Lionsgate as an app for Roku showcasing the Vidmark/Lionsgate library. | Vidmark Entertainment was formed in 1984 by Vidmark, Inc. as a home video distribution company to distribute various low-budget movies, especially from the [[Trimark Pictures|Trimark]] library. It would later reincorporate as "Trimark Home Video" in 1997, as Vidmark, Inc, was renamed Trimark Holdings, Inc. In 2000, it was folded into [[Lionsgate Home Entertainment|Lions Gate Home Entertainment]] with the acquisition of Trimark. On November 3, 2017, the Vidmark name was revived by Lionsgate as an app for Roku showcasing the Vidmark/Lionsgate library. | ||
==Vidmark Entertainment== | ==Vidmark Entertainment== | ||
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'''Music/Sounds''': An upbeat disco fanfare. A few releases have it silent. | '''Music/Sounds''': An upbeat disco fanfare. A few releases have it silent. | ||
'''Availability''': Much more common than the previous logo, but still uncommon. Examples of tapes to have this logo include ''Interceptor'', ''Trading Mom'', ''Hong Kong 97'' (the 1994 film), ''Teresa's Tattoo'', ''The Little Patriot'' (it is preserved on the Echo Bridge DVD of that film, under the title of ''Sign of the Otter: The Little Patriot''), and ''Freefall'', among others. It was also spotted on VUDU and Tubi's prints of ''American Kickboxer 2'' and the Amazon Prime and Tubi prints of ''The Last Days of Frank and Jesse James''. | '''Availability''': Much more common than the previous logo, but still uncommon. Examples of tapes to have this logo include ''Interceptor'', ''Trading Mom'', ''Hong Kong 97'' (the 1994 film), ''Teresa's Tattoo'', ''The Little Patriot'' (it is preserved on the [[Echo Bridge Home Entertainment|Echo Bridge]] DVD of that film, under the title of ''Sign of the Otter: The Little Patriot''), and ''Freefall'', among others. It was also spotted on VUDU and Tubi's prints of ''American Kickboxer 2'' and the Amazon Prime and Tubi prints of ''The Last Days of Frank and Jesse James''. | ||
==Trimark Home Video== | ==Trimark Home Video== | ||
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'''Music/Sounds''': A chime sound, and then a zoom noise, followed by soft chimes. | '''Music/Sounds''': A chime sound, and then a zoom noise, followed by soft chimes. | ||
'''Availability''': Rare, as it was only used for about three years before Trimark was acquired by Lionsgate, and some releases have the Trimark Home Video logo instead. Some releases that contain this logo are ''The Tommyknockers, Mean Guns'', ''Cube'', ''The Big Easy, The War Room'' (1993), and ''Going Overboard'', among others. | '''Availability''': Rare, as it was only used for about three years before Trimark was acquired by [[Lionsgate]], and some releases have the Trimark Home Video logo instead. Some releases that contain this logo are ''The Tommyknockers, Mean Guns'', ''Cube'', ''The Big Easy, The War Room'' (1993), and ''Going Overboard'', among others. | ||
[[Category:American home entertainment logos]] | [[Category:American home entertainment logos]] | ||