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The Crimson Rivers (2000):The logo begins as usual, but as the camera follows, the map's line is tearing the map itself up, and a much redder fire (or, in other words, a crimson river) is inside the map. As we go through the fire, the logo is in a blood-red tint. We then fade into the opening credits.
Gaumont (Crimson Rivers)
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The Valet (2006): The logo turns into a sign.
Gaumont (The Valet)
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'''The Crimson Rivers (2000)''': The logo begins as usual, but as the camera follows, the map's line is tearing the map itself up, and a much redder fire (or, in other words, a crimson river) is inside the map. As we go through the fire, the logo is in a blood-red tint. We then fade into the opening credits.
Chrysalis (2007): The logo is in black and white.
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The Broken (2008): The logo is very dark.
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'''The Valet (2006)''': The logo turns into a sign.
JCVD (2008): The Gaumont title sequence begins as normal, but a silhouetted Jean-Claude Van Damme walks in, and attempts to grab the sunflower from the boy. When the boy refuses to let go of the sunflower, Van Damme gives him a roundhouse kick before kicking the sunflower up into space, where the animation continues as normal in a sepia tint.


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Gaumont (JCVD)
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Splice (2009): The logo is an X-ray.
'''Chrysalis (2007)''': The logo is in black and white.
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Gaumont (Splice)
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The Connection (2014): The 1990 logo is used, along with the 1980 logo's music.
'''The Broken (2008)''': The logo is very dark.
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'''JCVD (2008)''': The Gaumont title sequence begins as normal, but a silhouetted Jean-Claude Van Damme walks in, and attempts to grab the sunflower from the boy. When the boy refuses to let go of the sunflower, Van Damme gives him a roundhouse kick before kicking the sunflower up into space, where the animation continues as normal in a sepia tint.
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'''Splice (2009)'''': The logo is an X-ray.
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'''The Connection (2014)''': The 1990 logo is used, along with the 1980 logo's music.

Revision as of 23:53, 22 May 2022


The Crimson Rivers (2000): The logo begins as usual, but as the camera follows, the map's line is tearing the map itself up, and a much redder fire (or, in other words, a crimson river) is inside the map. As we go through the fire, the logo is in a blood-red tint. We then fade into the opening credits.


The Valet (2006): The logo turns into a sign.


Chrysalis (2007): The logo is in black and white.


The Broken (2008): The logo is very dark.


JCVD (2008): The Gaumont title sequence begins as normal, but a silhouetted Jean-Claude Van Damme walks in, and attempts to grab the sunflower from the boy. When the boy refuses to let go of the sunflower, Van Damme gives him a roundhouse kick before kicking the sunflower up into space, where the animation continues as normal in a sepia tint.


Splice (2009)': The logo is an X-ray.


The Connection (2014): The 1990 logo is used, along with the 1980 logo's music.

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