Everest Film (Bangladesh): Difference between revisions
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(86'ing some POV'ing. Also, whoever wrote that part definitely didn't consider the possibility that Everest Film may not have had the money to make something better or even get a digital camera (hence the film scratches and the off-camera recording).) |
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'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Banglar King Kong''. |
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Banglar King Kong''. |
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'''Legacy:''' This logo is notorious for stealing the 1986 Paramount logo, like the [[Koh Noam Film Company |Koh Noam Film]] from Afghanistan |
'''Legacy:''' This logo is notorious for stealing the 1986 Paramount logo, like the [[Koh Noam Film Company |Koh Noam Film]] from Afghanistan. |
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Revision as of 02:07, 13 October 2022
Descriptions by
KPYall
Captures by
DiggaDigga2010
Editions by
Prodigy012
Video captures courtesy of
Damien L
KPYall
Captures by
DiggaDigga2010
Editions by
Prodigy012
Video captures courtesy of
Damien L
(May 28, 2010)
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Logo: We start with the animation from the 1986 Paramount Pictures logo. Before the "Paramount" text and byline appear, a light with a lens flare is on the peak of the mountain. It expands, and decreases. After the light zooms out, the white Bengali text "এভারেস্ট ফিল্ম" (Translation: Everest Film) zooms in.
FX/SFX: The opening of the 1986 Paramount logo, the lens flare, and the text zooming in.
Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie.
Availability: Seen on Banglar King Kong.
Legacy: This logo is notorious for stealing the 1986 Paramount logo, like the Koh Noam Film from Afghanistan.
