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'''Technique:''' The "G" & "C" spinning, the text wiping in. |
'''Technique:''' The "G" & "C" spinning, the text wiping in. |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A bombastic fanfare with laser sound effects. |
'''Music/Sounds:''' A bombastic fanfare with laser sound effects. The music is actually an arrangement of the main theme from Mel Brooks' 1981 comedy "History of the World: Part I", composed by John Morris. |
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'''Availability:''' Only seen on "Two Jolly Cops" |
'''Availability:''' Only seen on "Two Jolly Cops" |
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Revision as of 22:46, 3 June 2023
(1985)
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Logo: We see a "G" and a "C", spinning, (The G is blue, while the C is red), then they stop spinning. (The G is now red and the c is yellow.) , they switch colors (Now the letters are in gold) "新金城影業公司" zooms in, and "New Gold City Film Co." appear.
Technique: The "G" & "C" spinning, the text wiping in.
Music/Sounds: A bombastic fanfare with laser sound effects. The music is actually an arrangement of the main theme from Mel Brooks' 1981 comedy "History of the World: Part I", composed by John Morris.
Availability: Only seen on "Two Jolly Cops"
Legacy: The chinese text could scare some people.
