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'''Visuals:''' As the camera pans around some {{color|lightsalmon|pinkish gold}} liquid, a {{color|gold}} segmented cylindrical skyscraper illustration emerges from it, followed by a square with a cutout of some skyscrapers. Camera turns to face the symbol, rectangular sprocket holes appear on the left bottom-up, making a filmstrip and completing the symbol. After a few seconds, the logo fades out, and "FILM CITY (HONG KONG) LIMITED PRESENTS" along with the Chinese translation fade in. |
'''Visuals:''' As the camera pans around some {{color|lightsalmon|pinkish gold}} liquid, a {{color|gold}} segmented cylindrical skyscraper illustration emerges from it, followed by a square with a cutout of some skyscrapers. Camera turns to face the symbol, rectangular sprocket holes appear on the left bottom-up, making a filmstrip and completing the symbol. After a few seconds, the logo fades out, and "FILM CITY (HONG KONG) LIMITED PRESENTS" along with the Chinese translation fade in. |
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'''Variant:''' On ''F***/Off'' (1998), "FILM CITY (HONG KONG) LIMITED PRESENTS" does not appear. |
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'''Technique:''' CGI. |
'''Technique:''' CGI. |
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Background
Film City Limited is a Hong Kong-based film production and distribution company, founded by Daniel Lam Siu-Ming and Danny Wong Lung-Wai.
Logo (1989-1998)
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Visuals: As the camera pans around some pinkish gold liquid, a gold segmented cylindrical skyscraper illustration emerges from it, followed by a square with a cutout of some skyscrapers. Camera turns to face the symbol, rectangular sprocket holes appear on the left bottom-up, making a filmstrip and completing the symbol. After a few seconds, the logo fades out, and "FILM CITY (HONG KONG) LIMITED PRESENTS" along with the Chinese translation fade in.
Variant: On F***/Off (1998), "FILM CITY (HONG KONG) LIMITED PRESENTS" does not appear.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A slow, uplifting orchestral fanfare with triangle tinkles for the appearance of sprocket holes.
Availability: Seen on some films by the company, such as The Longest Nite, F***/Off (1998, 亞李、爸爸兩個大盜), Expect the Unexpected, and A Hero Never Dies.
