Regal Entertainment, Inc.: Difference between revisions

* A warped version exists.

* Sometimes, the logo is seen more dark and scratchy.

* A version with more whiter clouds also exists.

* In 1991, the sky was {{color

* On ''Pinulot Ka Lang Sa Lupa'' (1987) and ''1 + 1 = 12 + 1'' (1987), the logo is extended.

*On current and YouTube prints of ''Inday, Inday sa Balitaw'', the logo has a cyan-greenish tint, with the "R" being in {{color

* On ''Abandonada'' (1989), the opening theme was used.

* On ''Sgt. Clarin: Bala Para sa Ulo Mo'' (1990), you can hear synth zaps and whooshes.

* On ''Tiyanak'' (1988), you can hear thunder at the end, which turns out to segue into the opening theme.

* On ''Isang Araw Walang Diyos'' (1989), it starts with a loud thunder noise, then followed by a dramatic choir which segues into the opening theme of the movie.

* On ''Kid, Huwag Kang Susuko'' (1987), you can hear a loud gong sound when the "R" zooms in was heard.

* In the 1991 variant, we hear the same loud thunderclap sound effect (sampled from the BBC Sound Effects Library) from the [[Southern Star Entertainment |Southern Star]], [[Ismail Production (Pakistan)|Ismail Production]], and [[Lightning Video]] logos.

* Sometimes, the logo is on a black outer space background.

* A short version exists.

* A warped version exists.

*On ''Go Johnny Go'' (1997), the logo fades to white instead of black at the end. This might be due to film quality however.

* On ''Baby Love'' (1995), the opening theme of the film was used.

* Some early films that use this logo use the [[MAQ Productions Inc.|MAQ Productions Inc.]] theme music instead.

* A version without whooshes exists.

* On ''The Myrna Diones Story: Lord Have Mercy!'' (1993) and ''Humanda Ka Mayor!: Bahala na ang Diyos'' (1993), a majestic fanfare that contains the elements of long orchestral note before whooshes from the normal fanfare is used; this music carries over to Golden Lions Films. If you listen closely, you can hear the normal fanfare play in reverse.

* On ''Guwaping Dos'' (1993) and ''Kung Ako'y Iiwan Mo'' (1993), and ''Cobra'' (1997, not Sylvester Stallone film), a wind sound is heard on the normal logo.

* On ''Ms. Dolora X'' (1993), it starts with a loud jet engine-like sound before the main music plays as normal.

*On ''Sa’yo lamang'' (1995), a dreamy piano tune followed by whoosh sound and synth drone is heard.  

*On ''Batang-X'' (1995) and ''Kahit Pader Gigibain Ko'' (1998), the music was re-orchestrated along with different piano tone.  

*On ''Adan Ronquillo: Tubong Cavite... laking Tondo'' (1993), the music is out of sync.  

*On ''Kung Alam Mo Lang'' (1996), an abridged version of standard fanfare was used on short version.   

* On ''Sa Piling ng Aswang'' (1999) and ''TXT'' (2006), a short version exists.

*On ''Bahay Ni Lola 2'', the logo fades to white instead of black at the end.

*A version with cinemascope exists.  

* On ''Eskort'' (2000), it uses a different and more dramatic fanfare.

* On a home video release of ''The Fatima Buen Story'' (1994) and ''Curacha, ang babaeng walang pahinga'' (1998) (not sure if on VHS or DVD), the 1993 logo was accidentally plastered over by this logo, but keeping the former logo's fanfare.

* Sometimes, the logo is silent.

* On ''Ako Legal Wife: Mano Po 4'' and ''Hari ng Sablay'' (2005) and ''Manay Po'', a dreamy calm theme is heard. This would be later used on the 2008 logo.

* On ''Cool Dudes 24/7'' (2001), an ascending fanfare was heard.

*On ''Sabel'', a dark sounding with low bass and violin followed by low synth sound was heard.

*On ''I Will Always Love You'', a triumphant fanfare followed by a whoosh sound then a drum beat was heard. This also carries over to GMA Films.

* In 2013, the logo was remade and it now features a {{color

* A warp speed version for the 2013 variant also exists.

* On ''Die Beautiful'' (2016), the logo is still.

* Some films use the logo in a white background, with the text in red. Also seen on trailers.

* On ''The Hopeful Romantic'' (2018), a prototype version where the crown and text are now in shiny gold and the word “Regal Entertainment” without “Inc.” text was used.  

*As a print logo, the crown is the same as its film counterpart, with the exception of the text being in a Helvetica-type font. This can be seen on early promotional material for ''Regal Studio Presents'', and on posters for ''Sine Novela: Mano Po Legacy.''

*Another version with “Distributed By” text at the top of the logo exists.