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'''Trivia:''' The footage from this logo comes from the 1982 film ''Pink Force Commando''. |
'''Trivia:''' The footage from this logo comes from the 1982 film ''Pink Force Commando''. |
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'''Technique:''' Mostly live action. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' The music is directly taken from ''Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope'' (from the part when the Devastator, Darth Vader's Star Destroyer, first appears), with the end cut off and replaced with some different fanfare, closed by some drums. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' The music is directly taken from ''Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope'' (from the part when the Devastator, Darth Vader's Star Destroyer, first appears), with the end cut off and replaced with some different fanfare, closed by some drums. |
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Revision as of 00:36, 6 May 2023
Lazlow and MegaAveron25
Captures by
Lazlow, MegaAveron25, and DreamMechanic
Editions by
DreamMechanic
Video captures courtesy of
Peakpasha
Background
IFD Films and Arts Limited is a company from Hong Kong, founded in 1973 by Joseph Lai, which specializes in B-movies, especially the movies of Godfrey Ho.
1st Logo (Mid 1980s)
Logo: On the top of a cliff, we see a woman in white pants and top, with a long white veil on her head, holding a torch with a bright light at the end. The sky is very dark. The camera zooms in and the words, that are in orange and in the art-deco font:
presents
a Joseph Lai release
slide in from the bottom, and the last line slides in from the left.
Trivia: The footage from this logo comes from the 1982 film Pink Force Commando.
Technique: Mostly live action.
Music/Sounds: The music is directly taken from Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (from the part when the Devastator, Darth Vader's Star Destroyer, first appears), with the end cut off and replaced with some different fanfare, closed by some drums.
Availability: Very rare. Mostly seen on movies made by Godfrey Ho. It's preserved on Ninja the Protector and Ninja of the Magnificence.
2nd Logo (1980s-2000s?)
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Logo: On an animated black background with a bokeh effect, the purple words:
presents
a Joseph Lai releasefade in with the company name in Chinese below it. After a while, the text fades out, leaving us with the bokeh background before the logo ends.
Technique: 2D animation.
Music/Sounds: A triumphant fanfare.
Availability: Common. It can be found on copies of the infamous Space Thunder Kids, Beauty & Warrior, and Ali Baba and the Gold Raiders.
