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Logo: We see the words "FAVORITE FILMS CORP." disposed as an arch. All the letters have a 3D trail (à la Four Star "Banner (of Doom)" logo). "Presents" is written underneath in a font that strongly resembles the one used the London Films logo. |
Logo: We see the words "FAVORITE FILMS CORP." disposed as an arch. All the letters have a 3D trail (à la Four Star "Banner (of Doom)" logo). "Presents" is written underneath in a font that strongly resembles the one used the London Films logo. |
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Technique: It's just a still image, and quite an uninspired one. |
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Music/Sounds: The music at the beginning of the film. |
Music/Sounds: The music at the beginning of the film. |
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Revision as of 00:14, 6 December 2022
Background: A long-lasting distribution (more than 50 years in the business) company which specialized in re-releases of old films, from the late 1910s until the late 1960s.
1st(?) Logo
(1940s)
Logo: We see the words "FAVORITE FILMS CORP." disposed as an arch. All the letters have a 3D trail (à la Four Star "Banner (of Doom)" logo). "Presents" is written underneath in a font that strongly resembles the one used the London Films logo.
Technique: It's just a still image, and quite an uninspired one.
Music/Sounds: The music at the beginning of the film.
Availability: Can be seen on some releases of old B movies, like Revolt of the Zombies (1936, re-released by Favorite Films in 1947).
