Screen Gems/Logo Variations

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Logo descriptions by Sean Beard, Matt Williams, Nicholas Aczel, Internet Movie Database and others. Logo captures by Eric S., wolfie14 and lukesams

These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by Screen Gems Pictures

D.E.B.S. (2004): The logo is covered with a blue plaid fabric except for the text and byline. Screen Gems - D.E.B.S. (2004) ________________________________________________________________________________________

Ultraviolet (2006): After the logo has formed, the byline "A SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY" disappears, the word "PRESENTS" appears below the logo in the same font like the words "SCREEN GEMS" and the camera the pans to right, revealing the title of the movie. Screen Gems - Ultraviolet (2006) _______________________________________________________________________________________

The Covenant (2006): The logo is tinted in orange and even smaller. The flames are also seen inside the logo.At the end of the logo, the fire burns out. Screen Gems (1999-) (Covenant Variant) _______________________________________________________________________________________

Resident Evil: Extinction (2007) and Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010): The logo is tinted red. _______________________________________________________________________________________

Vacancy (2007) and Untraceable (2008): The logo is crimson. Screen Gems (1999-) (Red Variant) _______________________________________________________________________________________

This Christmas (2007): The logo is tinted in red. Also, the Screen Gems logo is decorated with white Christmas lights, Santa's hat lands on the top of the Screen Gems logo, and the words "Screen Gems" is written in a fancy script font. Screen Gems (2007) _______________________________________________________________________________________

Obsessed (2009): The logo is tinted in red. After the logo gets done, the animation plays backwards segueing into the Rainforest Films logo. _______________________________________________________________________________________

Easy A (2010): The logo is on a bright day sky, segueing into the film. _______________________________________________________________________________________

Burlesque (2010): The logo is tinted in red and the text doesn't appear until the end, when spotlights shine on the logo. _______________________________________________________________________________________

Friends with Benefits (2011): At the beginning of the movie, the 2011 logo is minimized into a window and put to the side on a presentation screen. Logo Variation - Screen Gems - Friends with Benefits (Opening)

At the end of the credits, the closing print logo fades into the opening 2011 logo, which then zooms out to be revealed as an image on a television, starting the movie's post-credits scene. Logo Variation - Screen Gems - Friends with Benefits (Closing) _______________________________________________________________________________________

Think Like a Man (2012): The 2011 logo turns green and dissolves into a clip of the 1999 logo animating in reverse, segueing into the Rainforest Films logo. _______________________________________________________________________________________

About Last Night (2014): The 2011 logo is darker, it "pulsates" to the music, the byline fades into "PRESENTS" when the logo is complete, and the same transition to the Rainforest Films logo seen inThink Like a Manis used. _______________________________________________________________________________________

Proud Mary (2018): TBA.

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