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===3rd Logo (1999-2002)===
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'''Nickname:''' "Carmike Across America"
 
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===5th Logo (2005-2011)===
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'''Logo:''' We open with an outline of the Carmike Cinemas Script spinning into place against a background of reddish lights. Once it's in place the outline in filled in gold and a trail of Carmike scripts appears behind it. The script trail is encased within a kaleidoscopic light beam as it pans upward. A montage of then-recent films slides in from the right, followed by a shot of a concession stand serving popcorn and Coca-Cola. We then cut to inside the auditorium, where we various patrons enjoying their movies, snacks, and Cokes. Below them the text "Enjoy the show with a large popcorn and ice cold Coca-Cola" wipes in. We cut back to some more film clips before the light beam reappears, this time carrying the Carmike "C" logo. The camera zooms in toward the "C" until the beam disappears, then the Carmike script writes itself in underneath and the logo shines. A smaller text reading "Thank you for selecting Carmike Cinemas" then fades in, followed by the texts "Please turn off your cell phone" and "Enjoy the show". The logo then fades out.
 
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=== 7th Logo (2011?-2017?) ===
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'''Nickname:''' "The Movie Move"
 

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1st Logo (1982-Early 1990s)

TBA.

2nd Logo (Early 1990s-1999)

Logo: The camera goes through a gold CGI tube that ends in a CGI environment with blue walls with red, light blue, and green lines on them, a midnight blue ceiling, and a red floor. The camera zooms through it to reveal a generic Carmike theatre with searchlights against a night skyline background on a grid floor. The camera moves focuses on the roof and zooms out. The background turns dark green and the theatre a lime colored circle as the camera zooms out to reveal that the dark green part of the screen is actually a map of the United States on a black screen and that there are many other dots revealing Carmike locations across America. The whole thing fades to a dark blue/red gradient background as the silver Carmike "C" with "Carmike Cinemas" in a gold script font zooms out.

FX/SFX: The camera and the stylized "C" (which looks like a filmstrip), part of which appeared to be Scanimated.

Music/Sounds: Unknown, but a video exists online with new music dubbed in.

Availability: Extinct in theatres, though Platypus Comix has the aforementioned video available on page 2 of the Policy Trailer Jamboree.

3rd Logo (1999-2002)

Nickname: "Carmike Across America"

Logo: On a magenta-like background, we see a purple filmstrip holder with a flame coming out of one hole and a copper "Carmike C" in the center with a light coming out of the center of the "C". A blue ball rolls in, and the "C" turns clockwise about 30 degrees. Flames are coming out of the other holes, and one of them eclipses the screen from view just in time to transition to a futuristic background with metallic orbs and an open tube which we see the ball going down on. As the ball goes down, the orbs are revealed to contain a gold "Carmike C" in them. Before going through one of the filmstrip holders' holes, it knocks the smaller one of three stars from its place and into an electric blue environment which is revealed to be a red tube in an environment with a red/yellow sunburst background and a metallic green floor and popcorn stands. The star balances itself on a Coca-Cola circle before being thrown off by a bag of popcorn in a field full of popcorn bags and cups. It lands in an amphitheater with a platinum circle full of silver "Carmike C"'s in the center and red seats. Other stars are revealed to be in many of the other red seats. The blue ball from before bounces off three levels in the aisle and lands in the silver map of America with many locations pinpointed. The map explodes on contact, and stars are flying from the map as the camera zooms in on the map, which changes to gold and then to purple as the gold light collapses to form a gold "Carmike C". When the "C" settles into a position, "Carmike Cinemas" in a silver script font sparkles in as a green light flashes.

FX/SFX: The ball rolling, the "Carmike C" rotating, and the stars.

Music/Sounds: An industrial/orchestral combo, featuring a choir singing "Carmike Across America" somewhere in the middle.

Availability: Extinct in theatres.

4th Logo (2002-2005)

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Nickname: "Countdown to Carmike"

Logo: On a monochrome background with a silver "Carmike Cinemas" in script, we see a filmstrip counting down before revealing a futuristic background where a crane is picking up a gold "Carmike C" from a pool of molten steel. The countdown continues before we cut to an automatic refreshment stand pouring in such beverages as Coca-Cola, Pibb Xtra, and Sprite. Against a refreshment-style background, we see popcorn bags and cups in a pool of popcorn. The countdown continues as a cell phone appears, and in a ball of colored dots to the left, "PLEASE TURN OFF ALL CELLULAR PHONES." appears. The countdown continues as a map of America with a sky background and a green outline appears. The silver "Carmike Cinemas" is script zooms out with stars pinpointing the many Carmike theatres in America. The countdown finishes with a "BANG!" as the crane with the gold "Carmike C" puts it in the usual position on a gray background and the silver "Carmike Cinemas" in script zooms out. Searchlights are in the background.

FX/SFX: The filmstrip, the crane, and the stars.

Music/Sounds: A remix of the "Carmike Across America" jingle, complete with the choir singing "Carmike Across America". Starting in 2003, the music was slightly remixed further, including a brief guitar solo at the end.

Availability: Extinct. While there used to be footage of the logo online, it is now lost and only preserved in the memories of past CLG Wiki editors who saw it and gave the description above.

5th Logo (2005-2011)

Logo: We open with an outline of the Carmike Cinemas Script spinning into place against a background of reddish lights. Once it's in place the outline in filled in gold and a trail of Carmike scripts appears behind it. The script trail is encased within a kaleidoscopic light beam as it pans upward. A montage of then-recent films slides in from the right, followed by a shot of a concession stand serving popcorn and Coca-Cola. We then cut to inside the auditorium, where we various patrons enjoying their movies, snacks, and Cokes. Below them the text "Enjoy the show with a large popcorn and ice cold Coca-Cola" wipes in. We cut back to some more film clips before the light beam reappears, this time carrying the Carmike "C" logo. The camera zooms in toward the "C" until the beam disappears, then the Carmike script writes itself in underneath and the logo shines. A smaller text reading "Thank you for selecting Carmike Cinemas" then fades in, followed by the texts "Please turn off your cell phone" and "Enjoy the show". The logo then fades out.

FX/SFX: The red lights, the kaleidoscopic beam, the Carmike script trail, and the script writing/filling itself in.

Music/Sounds: TBA

Availability: Extinct.

6th Logo (2011-2017)

Nickname: "The Coke"

TBA.

7th Logo (2011?-2017?)

Nickname: "The Movie Move"

Logo: We see various couples enjoying their night out at a Carmike cinema. Most of the focus is on one boy attempting to sneak his hand across his date's back. Eventually the girl takes notice and wraps the hand herself.

Music/Sounds: Various, alternating themes depending on the tone of the film presumed to be playing.

Availability: Extinct

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