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'''Warner Bros. Home Entertainment''', the home entertainment division of [[Warner Bros. Entertainment]], itself part of [[Warner Bros. Discovery]] (formerly "Time Warner" and later "WarnerMedia"), first started off in 1980 as Warner Home Video (initially as "WCI Home Video"; "WCI" stood for "Warner Communications, Inc.") to distribute on video the film and television library of Warner Bros. Studios, and when Time Warner acquired them, programs from other Time Warner companies. In Australia, it was one of the Magnificent Seven home video distributors. Currently, they also serve distribution for television and/or movie products released by [[BBC Studios Home Entertainment|BBC]] (w/ [[2 Entertain|2 Entertain]]), Lifetime, [[Cartoon Network Productions|Cartoon Network]], [[Turner Entertainment Co.]], [[Viz Media]], TruTV, TNT, National Geographic Society, and [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM]] in the United States, as well as sports products from the NBA, NFL, and NHL. It was one of the last major studios to offer new releases on the Betamax format, doing so until well into the mid-'90s. In 2005, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment was founded to bring together all of its parent company's businesses involved in the delivery of home entertainment content to consumers. The company structure includes subsidiaries such as Warner Home Video, [[Warner Bros. Digital Distribution|Warner Bros. Digital]] and [[Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment]]. In 2017, the Warner Home Video brand was made its in-name-only division. In January 2020, it was announced Warner Bros. and [[Universal Pictures Home Entertainment]] would be partnering to form a 10-year joint venture, which will see new and library titles from both companies being released on 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD under one entity; the venture launched in early 2021 under the name Studio Distribution Services. |
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'''Warner Bros. Home Entertainment''', the home entertainment division of [[Warner Bros. Entertainment]], itself part of [[Warner Bros. Discovery]] (formerly "Time Warner" and later "WarnerMedia"), first started off in 1980 as Warner Home Video (initially as "WCI Home Video"; "WCI" stood for "Warner Communications, Inc.") to distribute on video the film and television library of Warner Bros. Studios, and when Time Warner acquired them, programs from other Time Warner companies. In Australia, it was one of the Magnificent Seven home video distributors. Currently, they also serve distribution for television and/or movie products released by [[BBC Studios Home Entertainment|BBC]] (w/ [[2 Entertain|2 Entertain]]), Lifetime, [[Cartoon Network Productions|Cartoon Network]], [[Turner Entertainment Co.]], [[Viz Media]], TruTV, TNT, National Geographic Society, and [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM]] in the United States, as well as sports products from the NBA, NFL, and NHL. It was one of the last major studios to offer new releases on the Betamax format, doing so until well into the mid-'90s. In 2005, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment was founded to bring together all of its parent company's businesses involved in the delivery of home entertainment content to consumers. The company structure includes subsidiaries such as Warner Home Video, [[Warner Bros. Digital Distribution|Warner Bros. Digital]] and [[Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment]]. In 2017, the Warner Home Video brand was made its in-name-only division. In January 2020, it was announced Warner Bros. and [[Universal Pictures Home Entertainment]] would be partnering to form a 10-year joint venture, which will see new and library titles from both companies being released on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD under one entity; the venture launched in early 2021 under the name Studio Distribution Services. |
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|Warner Home Video 1996 Logo 16-9 2010 version.jpg|3rd Logo (1995, December 20, 1996-November 6, 2018, February 12, 2019) |
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==Warner Home Video== |
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==Warner Home Video== |
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===1st Logo (June 1980-January 1986)=== |
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===1st Logo (June 1980-January 1986)=== |
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File:Wcihv.jpg|WCI Home Video (July 1980) |
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File:Wcihv.jpg|WCI Home Video (July 1980) |
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File:Warner Home Video 1980.jpeg|Warner Home Video (September 1980) |
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File:Warner Home Video 1980.jpeg|Warner Home Video (September 1980) |
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File:Whv1980tm.jpg|Still version with trademark |
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File:Whv1980tm.jpg|Still version with trademark |
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File:Whvfrench1980.jpg|Alternate variant seen on some French VHSes. |
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File:Whvfrench1980.jpg|Alternate variant seen on some French VHS tapes. |
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File:D2afe95ded25cc2ca27b747098bf6a2a.png|1983 Australian variant |
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File:D2afe95ded25cc2ca27b747098bf6a2a.png|1983 Australian variant |
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File:Warner Home Video (spanish variant).png|Spanish variant |
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File:Warner Home Video (spanish variant).png|Spanish variant |
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File:Whvgermandemovhs.jpg|German "Warner Video News" Variant |
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File:Whvgermandemovhs.jpg|German "Warner Video News" variant |
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File:Warner Home Video (blue variant, 1983).jpg|Blue Variant |
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File:Warner Home Video (blue variant, 1983).jpg|Blue variant |
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File:Whvjune1985opening.jpg|June 1985 (Opening) |
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File:Whvjune1985opening.jpg|June 1985 (opening) |
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File:Whvjune1985closing.jpg|June 1985 (Closing) |
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File:Whvjune1985closing.jpg|June 1985 (closing) |
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'''Logo:''' |
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'''Logo:''' |
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*June 1980-October 15, 1981: We start out with a very big \\' logo (that is white with a blue "tube") that fills the entire screen. It then zooms back slightly. Then above the logo, the words "WCI HOME VIDEO" between two horizontal lines appear, followed by a much smaller \\' logo besides the byline "A Warner Communications Company". The logo fades from black after the standard FBI Warning Screen and has a more-grainy film like quality to it. The \\' logo is slightly bigger than on the later version of the logo. |
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*June 1980-October 15, 1981: We start out with a very big \\' logo (that is white with a blue "tube") that fills the entire screen. It then zooms back slightly. Then above the logo, the words "WCI HOME VIDEO" between two horizontal lines appear, followed by a much smaller \\' logo beside the byline "A Warner Communications Company". The logo fades from black after the standard FBI Warning Screen and has a more-grainy film-like quality to it. The \\' logo is slightly bigger than it is on the later version of the logo. |
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*July 1981-January 1986: Same as before, but now the logo is re-done with "WARNER" replacing "WCI" (in a smaller font to accompany the lengthier text), and the FBI Warning Screen now cuts directly to this logo. The \\' is a bit smaller as well, and the film scratches are gone. |
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*July 1981-January 1986: Same as before, but now the logo is redone with "WARNER" replacing "WCI" (in a smaller font to accompany the lengthier text), and the FBI Warning Screen now cuts directly to this logo. The \\' is a bit smaller as well, and the film scratches are gone. |
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'''Trivia:''' The logo is derived from Warner Cable's logo, which was used as early as 1975-76. A still version exists at the end of all of pilots of the Warner Cable game show ''How Do You Like Your Eggs?'' from 1977, which can be viewed [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utdiDHpn9Jc here]. |
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'''Trivia:''' The logo is derived from Warner Cable's logo, which was used as early as 1975-76. A still version exists at the end of all of the pilots of the Warner Cable game show ''How Do You Like Your Eggs?'' from 1977, which can be viewed [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utdiDHpn9Jc here]. |
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*A variation exists in which the now-white logo is placed on a blue-purple background. The byline is in an alternate typeface as well. |
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*A variation exists in which the now-white logo is placed on a blue-purple background. The byline is in an alternate typeface as well. |
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*On Australian Warner Home Video releases of [[United Artists]] films, the \\' is even smaller and is shifted to the top half of the screen, and on the bottom half is the "WARNER HOME VIDEO" text. The logo is completely still this time. |
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*On Australian Warner Home Video releases of [[United Artists]] films, the \\' is even smaller and is shifted to the top half of the screen, and on the bottom half is the "WARNER HOME VIDEO" text. The logo is completely still this time. |
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*A Spanish version of this logo has the blue circle zoom away from the screen and each section of the "\\'" animates, larger than normal. An asterisk and the "WARNER HOME VIDEO" line appears (there is no fade in). The asterisk then refers to the phase: "Marca Registrada de Warner Communications Inc." (Registered Trademark of Warner Communications Inc.). |
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*A Spanish version of this logo has the blue circle zoom away from the screen and each section of the "\\'" animates, larger than normal. An asterisk and the "WARNER HOME VIDEO" line appears (there is no fade-in). The asterisk then refers to the phase: "Marca Registrada de Warner Communications Inc." (Registered Trademark of Warner Communications Inc.). |
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*A French version of the logo has the original animation intact, but the text "WARNER HOME VIDEO" is much smaller than normal and the byline (all in capital letters) is a bit larger. Also, both the text and byline are in an alternate font. |
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*A French version of the logo has the original animation intact, but the text "WARNER HOME VIDEO" is much smaller than normal and the byline (all in capital letters) is a bit larger. Also, both the text and byline are in an alternate font. |
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*On some rental-only copies of ''Rollover'', the logo and preceding FBI warning screen are slightly shifted upwards. |
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*On some rental-only copies of ''Rollover'', the logo and preceding FBI warning screen are slightly shifted upwards. |
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*Warner's now defunct music division used a special variant of this logo for their 1st logo, which can be viewed [[Warner Music Video|here]]. |
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*Warner's now defunct music division used a special variant of this logo for their 1st logo, which can be viewed [[Warner Music Video|here]]. |
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*Warner Video News tapes from 1985 have the \\' in a white/blue gradient background, along with a black/blue gradient ground under it. This would wrap to the top right, showing the same frame again, with the text "WARNER HOME VIDEO PRÄSENTIERT" flying in with a trail. |
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*Warner Video News tapes from 1985 have the \\' in a white/blue gradient background, along with a black/blue gradient ground under it. This would wrap to the top right, showing the same frame again, with the text "WARNER HOME VIDEO PRÄSENTIERT" flying in with a trail. |
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*A trailer tape from June 1985 has a version exists where in an evening sky background, a white cube with titles and the \\' logo zooms towards us, spinning. After a while, it stops at the logo, and the background turns white. The "WARNER HOME VIDEO" text with the two lines zoom out to its position. The logo would break into a cyan background with the text "Coming Soon". |
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*A trailer tape from June 1985 has a version that exists where in an evening sky background, a white cube with titles and the \\' logo zooms towards us, spinning. After a while, it stops at the logo, and the background turns white. The "WARNER HOME VIDEO" text with the two lines zooms out to its position. The logo would break into a cyan background with the text "Coming Soon". |
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* Another variant exists in the same tape as the previous variant, where in a white background, the \\' emblem and the text quickly zooms to us, apart from each other. |
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* Another variant exists in the same tape as the previous variant, where on a white background, the \\' emblem and the text quickly zoom to us, apart from each other. |
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'''Technique:''' Cel animation. |
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'''Technique:''' Cel animation. |
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*A Canadian VHS of ''Casablanca'' has the second half of the United Artists "Turning UA" music playing over the logo. |
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*A Canadian VHS of ''Casablanca'' has the second half of the United Artists "Turning UA" music playing over the logo. |
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*On some UK tapes with previews, the logo has music and a stoic, oddly American-accented male voiceover. Before the first trailer, the announcer says "Some other great titles from the small screen. From Warner Home Video." After the last one, he says "The titles you have just seen are available on VHS and Betamax. Ask your local stockists for details. Warner...Home Video.". |
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*On some UK tapes with previews, the logo has music and a stoic, oddly American-accented male voiceover. Before the first trailer, the announcer says "Some other great titles from the small screen. From Warner Home Video." After the last one, he says "The titles you have just seen are available on VHS and Betamax. Ask your local stockists for details. Warner...Home Video.". |
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*On a German Warner Video News VHS release, we can hear a wavy synth sound, accompanied with an announcer saying "Warner Home Video präsentiert!" |
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*On a German Warner Video News VHS release, we can hear a wavy synth sound, accompanied by an announcer saying "Warner Home Video präsentiert!" |
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'''Availability:''' Used on VHS, Betamax, LaserDisc, and CED releases at the time. |
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'''Legacy:''' Considered to be a favorite to many VHS collectors, especially to those who collect \\' clamshell tapes. |
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'''Legacy:''' Considered to be a favorite to many VHS collectors, especially to those who collect \\' clamshell tapes. |
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===2nd Logo (December 1985-March 1999 [2007 in Argentina])=== |
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===2nd Logo (December 1985-March 1999 (2007 in Argentina))=== |
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whvbylineless.jpg|Bylineless version |
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whvbylineless.jpg|Bylineless version |
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whvbylinelesswithatvbug.jpg|Bylineless version with a TV bug |
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whvbylinelesswithatvbug.jpg|Bylineless version with a TV bug |
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File:Warner Home Video (1985).jpg| Warner Communications Byline version |
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File:Warner Home Video (1985).jpg|Warner Communications byline version |
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File:Warner Home Video (1990).jpg| Time Warner Byline version |
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File:Warner Home Video (1990).jpg|Time Warner byline version |
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File:Warner Home Video (1992).jpg| Time Warner Entertainment Byline Version |
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File:Warner Home Video (1992).jpg| Time Warner Entertainment byline version |
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whvtwe.jpg| Alternate Time Warner Entertainment Byline version |
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whvtwe.jpg|Alternate Time Warner Entertainment byline version |
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Whvdissappearingshield.jpg|Disappearing shield version |
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Whvdissappearingshield.jpg|Disappearing shield version |
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File:Warner Home Video (german text variant).jpg|Disappearing shield version with a German copyright stamp |
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File:Warner Home Video (german text variant).jpg|Disappearing shield version with a German copyright stamp |
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File:Warner Home Video (RARE EXTENDED VERSION, June 1987).png|Rare extended version |
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File:Warner Home Video (RARE EXTENDED VERSION, June 1987).png|Rare extended version |
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whvextended1.jpg|Extended version with Communications byline |
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whvextended1.jpg|Extended version with Warner Communications byline |
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whvextended2.jpg|Extended version with Time Warner byline |
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whvextended2.jpg|Extended version with Time Warner byline |
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whvtweextended.jpg|Extended version with Time Warner Entertainment byline |
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whvhebrew1.jpg|Hebrew "Coming Soon" version |
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whvthisyearwemeanbuisness.jpg| "THIS YEAR WE MEAN BUSINESS" version |
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whvthisyearwemeanbuisness.jpg| "THIS YEAR WE MEAN BUSINESS" version |
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File:Warner Home Video (Reversed, Shinier Shield and Off Center, Late 1980s).png|Off centered, shiny shield version |
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File:Warner Home Video (Reversed, Shinier Shield and Off Center, Late 1980s).png|Off-centered, shiny shield version |
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File:Warner Home Video (PROCHAINES SORTIES LOCATIONS, 1999).png|"PROCHAINES SORTIES LOCATIONS" version |
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File:Warner Home Video (PROCHAINES SORTIES LOCATIONS, 1999).png|"PROCHAINES SORTIES LOCATIONS" version |
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File:Warner Home Video (1985 german promo version).jpg|German promo version |
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File:Warner Home Video (1985 german promo version).jpg|German promo version |
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File:Warner Home Video (polish promo variant)jpg.jpeg|Zooming shield version |
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File:Warner Home Video (polish promo variant)jpg.jpeg|Zooming shield version |
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File:Warner Home Video (Spinning Blue Shield, 1986).png|Spinning shield version |
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File:Warner Home Video (Spinning Blue Shield, 1986).png|Spinning shield version |
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whvspinningshieldstatic.jpg|Spinning shield version on a static background. |
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whvspinningshieldhonda.jpg|Honda variant |
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whvgermandemovhs1988.jpg| German "Warner Video News" 1988 version |
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whvgermandemovhs1988.jpg|German "Warner Video News" 1988 version |
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whvestremosvideoavh.jpg|Argentinian "PROXIMOS VIDEO ESTRENOS A.V.H" version |
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File:Warner Home Video (scrolling print logo).jpg|Scrolling print logo version |
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'''Logo:''' On a time-lapsed animation of clouds, the camera zooms out between the tops of some gold-colored letters and the bottom of a gold plank. The camera then zooms out and the logo turns towards us, revealing that it is the words "{{color|darkorange|'''WARNER HOME VIDEO'''}}", with two lines above it and two lines below it. It then zooms out to the bottom of the screen, followed by a giant WB shield logo (in the style of the 1953 movie print logo) appearing from the top of the screen, slightly tilted to the bottom, then rotating to face us. The Warner byline fades in at the bottom of the screen. "Sparkles" appear and white "reflections" appear on the logo. |
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'''Logo:''' On a time-lapsed animation of clouds, the camera zooms out between the tops of some gold-colored letters and the bottom of a gold plank. The camera then zooms out and the logo turns towards us, revealing that it is the words "{{color|darkorange|'''WARNER HOME VIDEO'''}}", with two lines above it and two lines below it. It then zooms out to the bottom of the screen, followed by a giant WB shield logo (in the style of the 1953 movie print logo) appearing from the top of the screen, slightly tilted to the bottom, then rotating to face us. The Warner byline fades in at the bottom of the screen. "Sparkles" appear and white "reflections" appear on the logo. |
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*A version of the Time Warner Entertainment variant sometimes has the byline slightly smaller, using a font similar to the first two bylines. This was used from 1993-1997. |
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*The Time Warner Entertainment byline faded in at the last note of the theme. The Warner Communications and Time Warner bylines faded in as the shield rotated to its final position. |
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*The Time Warner Entertainment byline faded in at the last note of the theme. The Warner Communications and Time Warner bylines faded in as the shield rotated to its final position. |
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* Most releases outside of the United States, including United Artists films such as ''A Fistful of Dollars'', some very early releases and some domestic releases during the Time Warner merger, including [[Lorimar-Telepictures]] releases such as ''The Sacketts'', didn't have a byline. |
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*There exists a rare still version of the logo, which can be found on certain Kidsongs videos and ''Batman Returns'' (though the UK release of ''Batman Returns'' used the normal bylineless logo). |
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*There exists a rare still version of the logo, which can be found on certain Kidsongs videos and ''Batman Returns'' (though the UK release of ''Batman Returns'' used the normal bylineless logo). |
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*On some UK rental tapes, when the logo animation is finished, the logo splits in two horizontally down the middle, then the two sides compress up and down, respectively, revealing a blue background with the yellow words "COMING SOON". This is seen on the rental tapes of ''Lost in America'' and ''Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment''. |
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*On some UK rental tapes, when the logo animation is finished, the logo splits in two horizontally down the middle, then the two sides compress up and down, respectively, revealing a blue background with the yellow words "COMING SOON". This is seen on the rental tapes of ''Lost in America'' and ''Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment''. |
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*Sometimes, on trailers, the finished logo and the cloud footage start where they ended on the regular logo. This cloud background is, in fact, additional footage from the regular version. |
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*There is a very rare promo variant where the giant WB shield rises up from the top and rotates to face forward, then zooms out slightly. In this version, there is no company name or byline. A version of this exists where the shield zooms out and disappears into the clouds. Warner Video News tapes have a copyright stamp placed over the latter version of this. |
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*On Mexican Spanish-dubbed tapes of ''The NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter'' and ''Space Jam'', we see the finished logo (with the Time Warner byline, strange for the last film), except the shield animates like the reversed promo variant. |
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*A CGI demo reel from 1997 shows a shiny version of the shield on a dark marble background. The words flip into place from the sides and center, and then the lines slide in from the sides. |
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*A CGI demo reel from 1997 shows a shiny version of the shield on a dark marble background. The words flip into place from the sides and center, and then the lines slide in from the sides. |
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*Sometimes, in Warner Video News VHS releases, footage of movies appear in front of the WB shield, or promotional text in gold appear over the logo. |
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*Sometimes, in Warner Video News VHS releases, footage of movies appear in front of the WB shield, or promotional text in gold appears over the logo. |
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*A rare trailer tape variant exists, where a blue and white shield, which coincidentally makes it look similar to the future 2019 shield, spins around in a black background. |
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*A rare trailer tape variant exists, where a blue and white shield, which coincidentally makes it look similar to the future 2019 shield, spins around in a black background. |
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*One trailer variant featured the white text "Cinecom Pictures Video Presentation" chyroned-in below the shield; this showed up on a trailer for ''Miles from Home'', which appeared on a VHS of ''Stealing Home''. |
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*One trailer variant featured the white text "Cinecom Pictures Video Presentation" chyroned-in below the shield; this showed up on a trailer for ''Miles from Home'', which appeared on a VHS of ''Stealing Home''. |
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*A trailer tape has the last few seconds of the animation with the text "NEXT YEAR WE MEAN BUSINESS" in red appear under the "WARNER HOME VIDEO" text. |
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*A trailer tape has the last few seconds of the animation with the text "NEXT YEAR WE MEAN BUSINESS" in red appearing under the "WARNER HOME VIDEO" text. |
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*Some Polish releases distributed by [[ITI Home Video (Poland)|ITI]] have a variant with a text "iti proponuje" flashing throughout the logo. |
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*Some Polish releases distributed by [[ITI Home Video (Poland)|ITI]] have a variant with the text "iti proponuje" flashing throughout the logo. |
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*Some Polish promos have the WB Shield in orange zoom towards us in a black background. |
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*Some Polish promos have the WB Shield in orange zoom towards us on a black background. |
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*Polish tapes have a print logo slowly moving above the screen. |
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*Polish tapes have a print logo slowly moving above the screen. |
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*Argentinian tapes have a variant where in a grey and blue gradient background, we see the WB shield in blue zooming out and four searchlights and the text "PROXIMOS VIDEO ESTRENOS A.V.H" in yellow. |
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*Argentinian tapes have a variant where in a grey and blue gradient background, we see the WB shield in blue zooming out and four searchlights and the text "PROXIMOS VIDEO ESTRENOS A.V.H" in yellow. |
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*On French promos, the bylineless logo is off-center, and as soon as the logo finishes animating, the shield turns shinier than normal. On very rare cases, at the end of the promo, the variant is reversed. |
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*On French promos, the bylineless logo is off-center, and as soon as the logo finishes animating, the shield turns shinier than normal. In very rare cases, at the end of the promo, the variant is reversed. |
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*Sometimes, before promos, on French releases, we see the logo do a trail-effect around the screen, while the words "PROCHAINES SORTIES LOCATIONS" move from right to left. Eventually, the logo returns back to normal, with the text. |
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*Sometimes, before promos, on French releases, we see the logo do a trail effect around the screen, while the words "PROCHAINES SORTIES LOCATIONS" move from right to left. Eventually, the logo returns back to normal, with the text. |
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*A Hebrew "Coming Soon" text variant exists. |
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*On the Greek VHS release of ''Little Giants'', Greek text is seen while the logo is playing. |
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*On the Greek VHS release of ''Little Giants'', Greek text is seen while the logo is playing. |
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*On the 1990 LaserDisc of ''S.O.B.'', the logo is silent. |
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*On the 1990 LaserDisc of ''S.O.B.'', the logo is silent. |
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*On German Warner Video News releases, you can hear different background music, accompanied by an announcer saying "Warner Home Video präsentiert.", and sometimes "Warner Video News." |
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*On German Warner Video News releases, there is different background music, accompanied by an announcer saying "Warner Home Video präsentiert.", and sometimes "Warner Video News." |
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* The French promo variant has a French announcer saying "Warner Home Video vous présente, ses collections prestigiuses plus de 200 films, pour tous." (Roughly translated to "Warner Home Video presents, its prestigious collections more than 200 films, for everyone.") |
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* The French promo variant has a French announcer saying "Warner Home Video vous présente, ses collections prestigiuses plus de 200 films, pour tous." (Roughly translated to "Warner Home Video presents, its prestigious collections more than 200 films, for everyone.") |
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*The "PROCHAINES SORTIES LOCATIONS" variant has a French announcer, that says "Warner Home Video vous presenté, une seléction de ses prochaines sorties location." (roughly translated to "Warner Home Video presents a selection of its upcoming rental releases."), while the logo is silent. |
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*The "PROCHAINES SORTIES LOCATIONS" variant has a French announcer, that says "Warner Home Video vous presenté, une seléction de ses prochaines sorties location." (roughly translated to "Warner Home Video presents a selection of its upcoming rental releases."), while the logo is silent. |
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'''Availability:''' Common. Seen on every Warner Home Video release from the era, beginning with the 1985 clamshell release of ''Cheyenne Autumn''. |
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'''Availability:''' Common. Seen on every Warner Home Video release from the era, beginning with the 1985 clamshell release of ''Cheyenne Autumn''. |
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*Notice that the current print logo is seen on 1996-1997 tapes, but still uses this logo, however it also still uses the commonly seen "DIGITALLY PROCESSED" text on the side of the packaging, so this logo is an easy find. However, certain tapes with this logo on the box and the current print logo on the label may still have the next logo. |
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*Notice that the current print logo is seen on 1996-1997 tapes, but still uses this logo, however, it also still uses the commonly seen "DIGITALLY PROCESSED" text on the side of the packaging, so this logo is an easy find. However, certain tapes with this logo on the box and the current print logo on the label may still have the next logo. |
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* Another easy way to find this logo is to look for the WB shield on the front of the tape. |
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* Another easy way to find this logo is to look for the WB shield on the front of the tape. |
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*1985 variant: The Warner Communications byline variant is seen on ''Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome'', ''The Goonies'', ''Spies Like Us'', ''Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird'', ''Pee-wee's Big Adventure'', ''The Color Purple'', ''National Lampoon's European Vacation'', ''Beetlejuice'', ''The Lost Boys'', ''Innerspace'', ''Vision Quest'', ''Under the Cherry Moon'', ''Heartbreak Ridge'', ''The Witches of Eastwick'', ''Empire of the Sun'', the first two ''Lethal Weapon'' movies, and ''Batman''. Despite the Time Warner byline appearing on the packaging, this variant still appeared on the 1990 VHS releases of ''Driving Miss Daisy'', ''Joe Versus the Volcano'', ''Tango & Cash'', ''Next of Kin'', ''Gremlins 2: The New Batch'', ''Camelot'', and ''National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation'', plus the 1991 VHS of ''The Incredible Mr. Limpet'' (it's also intact on the 1994 reprint). |
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*1985 variant: The Warner Communications byline variant is seen on ''Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome'', ''The Goonies'', ''Spies Like Us'', ''Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird'', ''Pee-wee's Big Adventure'', ''The Color Purple'', ''National Lampoon's European Vacation'', ''Beetlejuice'', ''The Lost Boys'', ''Innerspace'', ''Vision Quest'', ''Under the Cherry Moon'', ''Heartbreak Ridge'', ''The Witches of Eastwick'', ''Empire of the Sun'', the first two ''Lethal Weapon'' movies, and ''Batman''. Despite the Time Warner byline appearing on the packaging, this variant still appeared on the 1990 VHS releases of ''Driving Miss Daisy'', ''Joe Versus the Volcano'', ''Tango & Cash'', ''Next of Kin'', ''Gremlins 2: The New Batch'', ''Camelot'', and ''National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation'', plus the 1991 VHS of ''The Incredible Mr. Limpet'' (it's also intact on the 1994 reprint). |
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*Extended variant: This is a very rare variant, and it can be seen on a demo VHS of ''The Best of John Belushi'' and German Warner Video News VHS releases from 1987. |
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*Extended variant: This is a very rare variant, and it can be seen on a demo VHS of ''The Best of John Belushi'' and German Warner Video News VHS releases from 1987. |
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*Disappearing shield variant: can be found in multiple promotional VHS tapes, such as a June 1989 dealer preview tape, a promotional feature on ''Batman Forever'' for its upcoming VHS release in October 1995, a promo for Clint Eastwood movies on the original VHS release of ''The Dead Pool'', and on a promotional trailer for ''Black Beauty'' (1994) on the demo tape of said film. |
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*Disappearing shield variant: can be found in multiple promotional VHS tapes, such as a June 1989 dealer preview tape, a promotional feature on ''Batman Forever'' for its upcoming VHS release in October 1995, a promo for Clint Eastwood movies on the original VHS release of ''The Dead Pool'', and on a promotional trailer for ''Black Beauty'' (1994) on the demo tape of said film. |
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*Warner Home Video handled worldwide distribution of [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios|MGM]] product from 1991-2000; however, this logo does not appear on most [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM/UA videos]] from the time period. One exception are international VHS prints of ''Thelma and Louise'', which used the bylineless version. Warner movies, however, did get previewed on MGM/UA tapes (and vice versa) on a surprisingly frequent basis, and there are plenty of previews that included this logo. |
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*Warner Home Video handled worldwide distribution of [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios|MGM]] product from 1991-2000; however, this logo does not appear on most [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM/UA videos]] from the time period. One exception is the international VHS prints of ''Thelma and Louise'', which used the bylineless version. Warner movies, however, did get previewed on MGM/UA tapes (and vice versa) on a surprisingly frequent basis, and there are plenty of previews that included this logo. |
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*This makes a very strange appearance on the Hong Kong Tai Seng/Megastar DVD of ''The Protector'', after the 1st Media Asia logo and before the 1984 Warner Bros. logo of the time (this is likely because it uses the American version of the film, which appears to be taken from a LaserDisc source, being it has this logo on it). The logo later appeared on the Blu-Ray release of the first episode of ''Ace Ventura: Pet Detective'' (the animated series). |
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*This makes a very strange appearance on the Hong Kong Tai Seng/Megastar DVD of ''The Protector'', after the 1st Media Asia logo and before the 1984 Warner Bros. logo of the time (this is likely because it uses the American version of the film, which appears to be taken from a LaserDisc source, being it has this logo on it). The logo later appeared on the Blu-Ray release of the first episode of ''Ace Ventura: Pet Detective'' (the animated series). |
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*From 1996-1997, this logo was used concurrently with the next. In the United States, WHV stopped using this logo in 1997 with the sell-through release of ''Eraser'' in 1997, while some countries (mainly in Asia) continued until 1999. It made a strange appearance on a 2004 Telemundo broadcast of ''Razorback'', as well as the 2009 VCD of ''Michael Jackson's Moonwalker'', likely due in both cases to using old video masters. It also appeared on a TNT Film (Germany) broadcast of ''Hearts of Fire'' (1987) and a Czech television broadcast of ''Dennis the Menace'' as well. |
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*From 1996-1997, this logo was used concurrently with the next. In the United States, WHV stopped using this logo in 1997 with the sell-through release of ''Eraser'' in 1997, while some countries (mainly in Asia) continued until 1999. It made a strange appearance on a 2004 Telemundo broadcast of ''Razorback'', as well as the 2009 VCD of ''Michael Jackson's Moonwalker'', likely due in both cases to using old video masters. It also appeared on a TNT Film (Germany) broadcast of ''Hearts of Fire'' (1987) and a Czech television broadcast of ''Dennis the Menace'' as well. |
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*Strangely, VHS releases in Argentina continued to use the 1992 byline version until 2007. |
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*Strangely, VHS releases in Argentina continued to use the 1992 byline version until 2007. |
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*The bylineless version oddly shows up on an early 1990s American VHS of ''Journey Back to Oz'' from [[UAV Corporation]] (perhaps it was taken from a foreign master), which strangely enough, didn't even feature UAV's logo! |
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*The bylineless version oddly shows up on an early 1990s American VHS of ''Journey Back to Oz'' from [[UAV Corporation]] (perhaps it was taken from a foreign master), which strangely enough, didn't even feature UAV's logo. |
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*The French promotional variants can be found on various French VHS releases. The reversed version has been spotted in the French VHS of ''Looney Tunes, fin années 80 (Collection "Les Grands Dessins Animés Warner Bros.")''. |
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*The French promotional variants can be found on various French VHS releases. The reversed version has been spotted in the French VHS of ''Looney Tunes, fin années 80 (Collection "Les Grands Dessins Animés Warner Bros.")''. |
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* The logo makes a surprise appearance in its bylineless form in a 1995 Israel Channel 4 airing of ''Batman''. |
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File:Warner Home Video (1995, prototype).jpg|1995 prototype |
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File:Warner Home Video 1997.png|Regular version |
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File:Warner Home Video 1997.png|Regular version |
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File:Warner Home Video 1996 Logo 16-9 Regular Version.png|16:9 Regular Version |
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File:Whv75yearsjpg.jpeg|75th anniversary version |
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File:Whv75yearsjpg.jpeg|75th anniversary version |
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File:Whvaol2002.jpg|Fullscreen version |
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File:Whvaolwidescreen.jpg|Widescreen version |
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File:Warner Home Video 2003 Open matte.png|Open matte version |
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File:Warner Home Video 2003 Open matte.png|Open-matte version |
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File:Warner Home Video 2011.png|2006 Blu-ray version |
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'''Logo:''' Against a backdrop of clouds, a clear WB shield with a wordless banner slowly fades into view. Then the words "{{font|Times New Roman|'''{{color|darkorange|WARNER HOME VIDEO}}'''}}" are wiped onto the banner as the colors slowly appear on the shield. |
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*As for the wide angle full-screen version of the byline variant on DVD, it has been spotted on the two Leapfrog DVD releases of ''Math Circus'' and ''Talking Words Factory 2: Code Word Caper'', and ''The NBA's 100 Greatest Plays'' released by Warner. It was also included on the Warner screener DVD ''Grow With Us''. |
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*It can also be seen on international home video releases of Warner Bros. films that are distributed internationally, such as ''South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut'', ''Beowulf'', and ''Interstellar'', which are all distributed domestically by [[Paramount Pictures]]. |
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*The AOL Time Warner variant was also spotted in the 2006 PlayArte DVD of ''Caillou's Holiday Movie'', but in a lower quality due to being sourced from a poor video master. It earlier appeared, in open matte, with the same quality on the VCD release of ''Two Weeks Notice''. |
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*The AOL Time Warner variant was also spotted in the 2006 PlayArte DVD of ''Caillou's Holiday Movie'', but in lower quality due to being sourced from a poor video master. It earlier appeared, in open matte, with the same quality on the VCD release of ''Two Weeks Notice''. |
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*Don't expect to find this on releases from [[BBC Studios Home Entertainment|BBC Video]]/[[2 Entertain]] releases beginning from 2007 to 2017 (the logo is still shown on BBC titles from 2000-2006 both on screen and on print and on ''Charlie and Lola'' DVDs containing only the print logo), Viz Media, Lightyear Video, Warner Archive DVD releases, or the Paramount DVDs that were reprinted by Warner Home Video (which contained the print logo on the back cover and sometimes, especially in the case of Paramount, the spine). This also goes for ''Sesame Street'' DVDs that were released by the company. The same applies for most MGM video releases from 1996-2000. Some later reprints of MGM/UA Home Video releases from the early '90s used the Warner Home Video print logo on the tape label or the packaging, but all were of the Turner library and used either this logo or an MGM/UA logo (examples which used this logo include a 2000 tape of the colorized version of ''Arsenic and Old Lace'', which had a Warner label and used the 1992 MGM/UA box, and a 1999 tape of ''Casablanca'', which used the 1994 MGM/UA box and had a later MGM label). Also, don't expect this on [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Walt Disney Home Video]]/[[Touchstone Home Entertainment|Touchstone Home Video]]/[[Hollywood Pictures Home Entertainment|Hollywood Pictures Home Video]] DVDs they distributed in Australia and Europe even though the logo can be seen on the back cover, but they would use the 1995 Disney Videos logo, 1987 Touchstone Home Video logo and 1991 Hollywood Pictures Home Video logos respectively (although earlier Disney/Buena Vista DVDs only credit Warner Home Video in text). |
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* This logo is still being used (one recent example being ''Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo!'', released on October 18, 2022), despite Warner Bros. updating their logo in 2021. |
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* This logo is still being used (one recent example being ''Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo!'', released on October 18, 2022), despite Warner Bros. updating its logo in 2021. |
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