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'''Logo:''' On a space background, a golden G wipes in, then a square appears behind and the area inside the G turns gold.Then it zooms out, then "Golden Flare Films Co., Ltd" appears. |
'''Logo:''' On a space background, a golden G wipes in, then a square appears behind and the area inside the G turns gold.Then it zooms out, then "Golden Flare Films Co., Ltd" appears. |
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'''Technique:''' Everything. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A stock fanfare. Later films used a different fanfare. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' A stock fanfare. Later films used a different fanfare. |
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Revision as of 00:20, 6 December 2022
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Video captures courtesy of
YJ Happy,HorizontPoint,Daniel Cherm,Century Guy Entertainment
Background
After First Films closed in 1986, Wong Cheuk-hon's son Wong Hoi set up Golden Flare Films Co., Ltd. (金韻電影有限公司).
(1986-1995)
Logo: On a space background, a golden G wipes in, then a square appears behind and the area inside the G turns gold.Then it zooms out, then "Golden Flare Films Co., Ltd" appears.
Technique: Everything.
Music/Sounds: A stock fanfare. Later films used a different fanfare.
Availability: Rare, seen on Lethal Contact and Crazy Hong Kong.
