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...Bay purchased HGV Video Productions and re-named the company as Anchor Bay Entertainment Canada, Ltd. File:HGV Home Video 1980s.png

...Canadian-French division of [[Lionsgate Home Entertainment|Lions Gate Home Entertainment]]. ...[[Lionsgate Films]] logo, or sometimes the audio from the [[Avalanche Home Entertainment]] logo.

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...enamed to [[Behaviour Communications]], two years after Malofilm purchased Canadian video game developer Megatoon, and around the time that was renamed to [[Be ...eleases of [[MGM/UA Home Entertainment|MGM/UA Home Video]] and [[Paramount Home Video]] titles.

...rbed into Golden Books Family Entertainment|successors=Golden Books Family Entertainment|parent=Heron Communications|defunct=1991}} ...on Communications]] in 1986. In July 1991, as part of a liquidation of its entertainment assets following Heron chief executive Gerald Ronson's conviction of inside

...:''' Same as the 1991 [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Walt Disney Home Video]] logo. ...ian releases do not use this logo; they just use the 2001 Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo or the 1995 Disney Videos logo.

...rk]] in 2000, Avalanche Home Entertainment dissolved into [[Lionsgate Home Entertainment]] the following year. [[File:Avalanche Home Entertainment (1999).jpeg|center|350px]]

...t to its then-current name. In 2013, it was bought yet again by [[Cinedigm Entertainment]], and the same year it was merged into [[Newvideo]]. ==Vivendi Entertainment==

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...rd the camera, as a warning message appears on screen. Unlike the previous logos, the warning text does not scroll up. [[Category:Home entertainment logos]]

...y form of the Masterpiece Collection logo). It was also seen on the French-Canadian VHS releases of ''Cinderella'' (''Cendrillon''), ''The Many Adventures of W ...and "COLLECTION CHEFS-D'ŒUVRE" (CHEFS-D'ŒUVRE in narrow letters) on French Canadian tapes.

...Pictures Home Video]] (now [[Paramount Home Entertainment]] and [[CBS Home Entertainment]]). [[File:Worldvision Home Video (1992) 20200822 030015.png|center|350px]]

...rent = [[Sony Music Entertainment]]<br>(1992-2007)<br>[[Sony Pictures Home Entertainment]]<br>(2007-2020) |successors=[[Sony Pictures Home Entertainment]]<br>[[Sony Pictures Television Kids]]

...vision expired in 1999; Thames Video was already merged with [[Pearson New Entertainment]] a year before to form [[Pearson Television Video]]. ...n later Thames Video releases, most of which are distributed by [[HBO Home Entertainment|HBO Video]].{{AvailabilityExamples}}

...Currently, the 2009 [[Nickelodeon Productions]] logo is used as a de-facto home video logo. ...series such as ''Are You Afraid of The Dark?'') and early to mid-Paramount Home Video, and was also used on several international releases as well.

...SA Home Entertainment|other2=Warning Screens|link2=PolyGram Video/USA Home Entertainment (Warning Screens)}} ...over by [[ABC Video |ABC Video]] (the Australian "ABC") through [[Roadshow Entertainment]]. PolyGram Video also distributed much of the library of [[Island World Pr

...This is because the commentary was taken from the 1996 [[Republic Pictures Home Video|Republic]] LaserDisc release of the movie. ...s Entertainment Group|De Laurentiis]], [[American Zoetrope]], and [[Nelson Entertainment]] films, such as HDNet Movies' prints of ''Pound Puppies and the Legend of

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