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'''Visuals:''' | '''Visuals:''' On a black-blue gradient background with stars dotted around it, the three pieces of the chain (the outer two in light blue and the center one in white) fly from the edges of the screen and form at the bottom center of the screen. A silver bar then flies in from the top of the screen, stopping were the chain is, and the two "'''C'''"s draw themselves in, starting from the bottom up to the top. All three letters are made of metal. "VIDEO" then flies in below, stopping under the CIC logo. | ||
'''Variants:''' | '''Variants:''' | ||
* On UK, German, Australian, Brazilian and Argentine VHS releases, just before the logo settles in place, a | * On UK, German, Australian, Brazilian and Argentine VHS releases, just before the logo settles in place, a bright flash engulfs the screen and dies down to reveal the print logo set against a light blue background. | ||
** Some releases have the logo zooming out to the top as a | ** Some releases have the logo zooming out to the top as a light blue marquee with white lines fades in below reading "GREAT FILMS", along with "from the Hollywood studios of PARAMOUNT & UNIVERSAL", which would lead into sneak previews of upcoming movies. | ||
*** Another background variant of the above has the logo zooming out to the top, but then cuts to black; this can be found on the 1986 UK VHS re-release of ''Woody Woodpecker and His Friends''. | *** Another background variant of the above has the logo zooming out to the top, but then cuts to black; this can be found on the 1986 UK VHS re-release of ''Woody Woodpecker and His Friends''. | ||
* A still variant simply consisting of the logo in white on a light blue background is known to have been seen on some Japanese VHS, VCD and LaserDisc releases, as well as VHD releases (basically the country's version of CED). | * A still variant simply consisting of the logo in white on a light blue background is known to have been seen on some Japanese VHS, VCD and LaserDisc releases, as well as VHD releases (basically the country's version of CED). | ||