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These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by Warner Bros. Pictures

The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938):

The shield is apricot and is surrounded by vines and plants.

The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939):

Same as The Adventures of Robin Hood variant.

Rope (1948):

The logo is superimposed on a view of a street and is also unnaturally pale.

Under Capricorn (1949):

The logo appears as usual, but with the word "Presents" omitted.

Lumberjack Rabbit (1953, Looney Tunes):

The shield shoots up towards us like normal, but overshoots its mark so it looks like it's crashing into the screen. It then moves back to its normal position. Originally made to be shown in 3-D. A CGI version of this variant also appears on the intro of The Looney Tunes Show.

Land of the Pharaohs (1955):

The logo is made of stone and has a rectangular outline.

New York Confidential (1955):

The logo is metallic and just like Under Capricorn, "Presents" is nowhere to be seen.

Rebel Without a Cause (1955):

The logo is superimposed over a shot of Los Angeles at night.

The Wrong Man (1956):

The shield, except for the banner, is outlined.

The Searchers (1956):

The shield is either on a gray or a rustic orange brick background, depending on the quality of the print (the image shown here is from the copy currently streaming on Vudu).

Girl on the Run (1958):

The logo looks metallic and odd.

The Young Philadelphians (1959):

The logo is white on a black background. It then morphs and shrinks to become a circle.

John Paul Jones (1959):

The shield is in a gold/safety orange/old burgundy color scheme, and the word "Presents" is absent.

The Nun's Story (1959):

Uses the same shield from The Young Philadelphians on a black background. The logo zooms in as it fades in. Often plastered with a recent WB logo on some newer prints.

A Summer Place (1959):

The shield is superimposed over a beach at sunset.

The Sundowners (1960):

The shield is in a 1930s style and has no banner around it, superimposed over a shot of an Australian grassland.

The Sins of Rachel Cade (1961):

A black and white shield is seen, which morphs into the outline of Angie Dickinson's character Rachel Cade.

Splendor in the Grass (1961):

The shield is carved onto a granite background.

Gay Purr-ee (1962):

The shield is inside a blue rounded rectangle with "PRESENTS" in a red rounded rectangle, amongst other colorful rounded rectangles.

Adventures of the Road Runner (1962):

A bannerless shield is seen on a red-orange sign, and the words "WARNER BROS. PICTURES", in a cartoonish font, are on a bright red sign, with the word "Presents" in a red script font below.

The Music Man (1962):

We see a very large array of uniformed marchers moving forward, two further in front who are carrying on either side a wide red banner with the Warner Bros. logo on it. The camera then zooms in on the banner to show the usual logo with "PRESENTS" under it.

Gypsy (1962):

We start out with an orchestra on a stage. When the music starts, the outline of the shield is formed on a curtain, and then the inside afterward. The shield is gold.

Critic's Choice (1963):

Cartoon posters of musicals appear one by one until they make up the background. Then the white shield from The Young Philadelphians fades in.

Kingdom of Saguenay (1963):

The shield's banner is metallic. Also, the shield is in the middle of the screen and the word "Presents" is removed.

My Fair Lady (1964):

The logo is colored shadow brown and is on a flowerbed background, with the words "Warner Bros. Pictures" and "Presents" in Edwardian Script font.

The Great Race (1965):

The bannerless WB shield is on a completely different background, with the word "PRESENTS" below in the Posse font.

The Battle of the Villa Fiorita (1965):

The 3D shield from the 1950s appears on a different sky background. The shield is now metallic, and looks slightly different from the previous version.

Stop the World, I Want to Get Off! (1966):

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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966):

The shield is put on a black background and is in black and white.

Bonnie and Clyde (1967):

The shield is put on a black background and is sepia toned.

2001: A Space Odyssey (1968):

At the end of the IMAX re-release, a black and white WB shield is presented austerely over a black background in the form of the closing logo.

When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth (1970):

The 1970 logo is placed in a yellow-green background.

The Omega Man (1972):

The WB shield is superimposed over Charlton Heston driving a car. The banner reads "A KINNEY LEISURE SERVICE".

What's Up, Doc? (1972):

The logo is gold on a brown book. As we zoom out, we see a hand opening the book to the inside cover, and then to the text "Warner Bros., A Warner Communications Company Presents". At the end of the movie, the final page reads "Distributed by Warner Bros." The book is then closed to reveal the gold WB logo from the beginning.

Blazing Saddles (1974):

After the 1972 logo plays, the 1948 WB shield appears, only for the screen to be engulfed by flames that give way to a shot of a desert with the text "A MEL BROOKS FILM", which segues into the opening credits.

Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974):

The 1948-1967 WB shield is seen on a cloudy background. Seen after the 1972 logo and the David Susskind credit.

The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976):

On American Heroes Channel's prints of this movie, the current logo with the TimeWarner byline is a still picture and is in sepia.

The Late Show (1977):

The 1937 logo is used, but without Jack L. Warner's name or the word "Presents".

The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie (1979):

At the end of the movie, a replica of the 1936-1964 Merrie Melodies cartoon intro (including red rings and a blue center) is used with the red and white WB shield and Bugs Bunny on the top of it saying "Eat your heart out, Burt Reynolds!"

The Main Event (1979):

The 1972 logo is on a purple background.

Time After Time (1979):

The 1948 WB shield zooms in on a cloudy background while the classic 1930s fanfare plays. Seen after the 1979 Orion/WB logo (which is plastered by the 1972 logo on later prints).

Bugs Bunny's 3rd Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales (1982):

The 1972 logo plays as normal, but then the WB logo from the 1936 Merrie Melodies cartoon intro zooms in, segueing into the opening credits.

The Killing Fields (1984):

The 1984 logo starts off bylineless. Suddenly, the Warner Communications byline fades in.

City Heat (1984), Under the Cherry Moon (1986) and Heartbreak Ridge (1986):

The logo is in black and white.

The Goonies (1985):

The logo fades to a skull and crossbones.

Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird (1985):

Instead of the regular WB logo, the movie opens with Oscar the Grouch singing the "Grouch Anthem" in a spoof of Patton. Afterwards, we get a brief animated segment where Big Bird finds an air pump and a balloon. He inflates it and it turns out to be a "W", which pops off and flies into the sky, where it morphs into the "W" in the "WB" shield as the rest of the shield forms around it. Big Bird announces that "Sesame Street is brought to you today by the letters W and B." This logo makes a surprise appearance on the TV movie Here's Looking at You, Warner Bros., where John Williams' theme from Superman is heard.

Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment (1985):

The inside of the shield has a forest green tint.

Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (1985):

The "PRESENTS" variant of the 1984 logo makes a cameo in the film when Pee-wee is visiting with the hobo character and his pals when the logo appears on a screen in the background.

The Color Purple (1985):

The logo has a very slight maroon tint.

Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer (1985):

The "Distributed by" variant of the 1985 print logo, tinted in rainbow, scrolls up with the credits.

One Crazy Summer (1986):

The logo appears as normal. Then suddenly, it turns into a crudely drawn version of the shield, with wiggling clouds. The Warner Communications byline and clouds dissipate as an evil-looking animated pink bunny, who wears a red-white striped helicopter cap (like the one seen in the movie's animated segments) and has the picture of a No Rhino sign on his body, opens the WB shield from inside. He laughs, and then we zoom into his mouth, seeing the ONE CRAZY SUMMER title zoom in toward us.

Who’s That Girl? (1987):

The Warner Bros. logo with byline appears as animated on a granite background. We zoom up to the logo, the shield opens like a door, and out comes a cartoon Madonna, who closes the shield and poses for the camera. The logo goes up and she moves down to make way for the opening credits.

Daffy Duck's Quackbusters (1988):

The 1984 logo starts with only the sky background, but then the shield zooms in as it would on Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies, stopping at its usual place as the Warner Communications byline fades in below. A reorchestrated version of the fanfare from the Looney Tunes short You Oughta Be in Pictures, starting with a roaring sound as the shield zooms in, plays throughout. This comes directly after the Daffy Duck short Night of the Living Duck, which opens the film.

Batman (1989):

The WB shield is a metallic orange, and the sky is dark blue. The Warner Communications byline is also in a different font.

Second Sight (1989):

The style of the WB shield and clouds typically seen on the scope aspect ratio is seen here in flat aspect ratio.

Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990):

Instead of the normal shield logo, a replica of the classic 1936-1964 WB cartoon logo is shown, with its text and minus the shield ("PICTURES, INC." is removed in favor of "A TIME WARNER COMPANY"). The shield then zooms up with Bugs Bunny riding it, and the text fades out. Daffy Duck then comes on screen, angrily pushes him off the shield ("50 years of you hogging the spotlight is ENOUGH!"), and tries to ride it... well, it doesn't work as good for him :) They also have another Looney Tunes-style ending, with Porky doing the usual "That's all Folks!" ending before Daffy, like before, complains of Porky hogging (no pun intended) the spotlight, saying "60 years of hogging the end title is enough!" Daffy tries to say the end line, but like before, is stopped when the shield with Chuck Jones' credit comes out, hitting him in the face. He gets back up and weakly says "Fade out."

My Blue Heaven (1990):

The 1990 shield has a somewhat reddish tone to it.

Warner Home Video movie intro (1990):

The logo begins as usual (with Max Steiner's fanfare), until Bugs Bunny interrupts and opens up the shield to tell the audience that the movie can't begin until you wish him a happy birthday. It then cuts to various Looney Tunes clips as a chorus sings "Happy Birthday to You", and then cuts back to Bugs looking rather satisfied. This appeared on an Italian VHS of Caddyshack and a UK VHS of Driving Miss Daisy.

That "Blooper" Bunny! (1991):

Instead of the normal shield logo, a recreation of the 1936 "Bullseye" logo with orange circles, black center and the animation of Bugs riding the shield is shown, similar to the 1950s Looney Tunes bumper, but the music is abridged and high pitched version of the opening "What's Up, Doc?" music with the shield's "twanging" noise intact at the beginning. The title of the logo reads "WARNER BROS. ANIMATION INC.", and the text below the shield now reads "Presents" instead of "Present".

During the cartoon, at the end of the Bugs Bunny 51st and a 1/2 anniversary spectacular scene: We see a recreation of the 1950s Merrie Melodies "That's all Folks!" script closing logo, but after "A WARNER BROS. CARTOON" appears, the logo stays for a few seconds. After that, the logo quickly shakes too fast, eventually burning up. Then, it cuts to a slide that reads "Earlier that Morning..." with a rooster crowing and the sun is behind the rooster. After that comes the old universal countdown leader screen.

At the end of the short, a rather different ending plays instead of the usual "That's all Folks!" script logo, in which "That's all Folks!", in a different font (also turned counterclockwise), scrolls upward, followed by an outlined circle with an "X" in it appearing for a split-second.

Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers (1992):

A recreation of "The Bullseye" logo with orange circles, black center and "Bugs Riding the Shield". Animation and music similar to the 1940s Looney Tunes bumper, but the title of the logo reads "WARNER BROS. ANIMATION INC.," the text below the shield reads "Presents" instead of "Present", and text below reads "A WARNER BROS. CARTOON MADE IN N.Y.C. AND BURBANK." The music is the 1955-1964 orchestration of "The Merry Go Round Broke Down."

At the end of the short, we see a recreation of the 1943 "Porky in the Drum" logo, in which a badly animated "stereotype" version of Porky (whom, aside from also wearing pants, resembles a Terry Gilliam drawing) bursts out of the drum and tries to say his famous line in a pale voice imitation as outer-spacey sound-effects play in the background. An unamused Bugs enters from the left and kicks the fake Porky out (which crashes off screen), then grabs the real Porky and puts him in the drum where he belongs. Porky is surprised for a moment ("Oh, oops!"), then proceeds with his famous line and pose as Bugs exhaustively exits right, as the ending of the 1937-1938 "The Merry Go Round Broke Down" opening theme plays.

Batman Returns (1992):

Same as the original Batman, only with snow in the sky as well.

Pure Country (1992):

The logo fades to a sunset background where the credits take place.

Malcolm X (1992):

On HD prints of this film, the logo is zoomed out further than usual, revealing more of the clouds.

Batman Forever (1995):

The WB shield morphs into the Batman logo.

Twister (1996, US version):

The shield appears from the clouds.

Mars Attacks! (1996):

A little flying saucer flies around the logo.

Batman & Robin (1997):

The WB shield morphs into a frozen Batman logo.

Conspiracy Theory (1997):

The normal logo is shown, then the camera then pulls back to show it on a billboard on the side of a bus.

Contact (1997):

The shield is in a dark crystal blue color, and the sky is in dark blue.

Lethal Weapon 4 (1998):

The WB shield explodes, transitioning into the opening titles. The 1998 theme is also off sync. On later prints, the full standard 1999 logo plays, then jarringly cutting to the explosion with the 1998 logo still partially visible for a brief moment.

You've Got Mail (1998):

The logo plays normally with sounds of computers and fax machines playing over it. After the logo finishes, the background fades to a static computer wallpaper, leaving the shield with the text "WARNER BROS. PRESENTS" below it. Then it zooms out to show a computer desktop, segueing into the opening credits, and the WB logo moves to the upper-left corner. The logo also has computer sounds, which were deliberately made to sync up to the logo's animation. (If you notice, in the bottom right corner, there is an America Online icon, who Time Warner would coincidentally merge with in 2001)

Jack Frost (1998):

The shield and the text is covered with snow and ice. Also, the cloud background is tinted dark red.

The Matrix (1999), The Matrix Reloaded (2003), and The Matrix Revolutions (2003):

The colors have been changed to a green tint and the graphics altered so they look "computerish". For The Matrix, the byline "A TIME WARNER ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY" is used until February 2, 2001.

For The Matrix Reloaded, the byline "A TIME WARNER ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY" changed to "An AOL Time Warner Company", used until September 12, 2003.

For The Matrix Revolutions, the byline "An AOL Time Warner Company" has been changed to read "A Time Warner Company", which was used from November 5 to December 5, 2003.

The Big Tease (1999):

The logo animates as normal, but various sounds such as a hairdryer and the buzzing of a shaver play over the music.

House on Haunted Hill (1999):

The logo is tinted in dark gray.

Various Australian Videos (1999):

This was at the start of a commercial for the Australian theme park, Warner Bros Movie World (co-owned by Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow). The ad was designed like a movie trailer. At the start of the trailer, the shield is more golden and metallic and is placed on a more realistic cloud background. The text on the banner omits the word "PICTURES" and the byline is changed to "A WARNER VILLAGE EXPERIENCE". This ad can be found on various Warner Bros. and Roadshow Entertainment videos.

Deep Blue Sea (1999):

After the logo finishes, the background fades out, the shield turns into a blue version of the 1984 shield, and water effects appear over the logo.

South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut (1999, Non-US version):

Nearly the same as the Deep Blue Sea variant, but this time it is normal. Also, the logo is a bit darker.

The Exorcist Director's Cut (1973, 1990s reprint):

The 1992 WB logo is in black and white.

Space Cowboys (2000):

The Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow logos aren't animated. Also, they are on a black background and in the same light blue color scheme as the first five minutes of the movie. The font in this logo is different as well.

Swordfish (2001):

The logo flickers as if it was on a malfunctioning computer screen, and the graphics are altered so it looks like it's on an old TV.

Thir13en Ghosts (2001):

The logo is tinted in light gray.

Osmosis Jones (2001):

The logo comes up looking like an amoeba with tentacles.

Ocean's Eleven (2001):

The logos for Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow are tinted in baby blue.

Valentine (2001):

The logos for Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow are tinted in crimson.

Heist (2001) and Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002):

The 1948 shield with the AOL Time Warner byline is seen; on Heist, the old fanfare is heard.

Cats & Dogs (2001):

When the fanfare finishes, the logo turns dark.

Hearts in Atlantis (2001):

The fanfare is pitched up by a semitone, exactly as it would on a normal PAL print of a WB film. As a result, the logo is double pitched on PAL releases.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001):

The logo is slightly dimmed compared to the normal version. On the DVD menu, The logo is set on a night time cloudy background. And just the like the teaser trailer, it decomposes as owls fly by.

Blood Work (2002) and Gods & Generals (2003):

The 1984 logo is shown with the AOL Time Warner byline below. On the 2011 Blu-Ray release of the latter film, the last half of the 1999 fanfare plays.

Ghost Ship (2002):

The opening logos are tinted brown, and the typical Warner Bros. logo is instead an intentionally chintzy 1950s-style logo. Also, the AOL Time Warner byline is in the ITC Garamond font.

Juwanna Mann (2002):

The shield is in sepia.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002):

The shield appears high in the clouds as the camera zooms through it.

Scooby-Doo (2002):

The logo plays as normal (albeit with a different set of clouds) until the music ends, when a chunk of the shield disappears as if it were bit out, and we hear Scooby-Doo do his famous laugh. Then another shield zooms out with "SD" on it instead of "WB" and the byline changed to read "A Mystery Inc. Company". The logo then fades to the moon as the movie begins.

Queen of the Damned (2002):

The logo is black and white and the background is a cloudy sky.

Cradle 2 the Grave (2003):

The background fades to the Los Angeles skyline, leaving only the WB shield.

Dreamcatcher (2003):

The Warner Bros. logo is covered in snow.

Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003):

The 1999 logo with the prototype TimeWarner byline plays, but everything but the shield fades out and we see the shield zooming out on the classic Looney Tunes red rings. The title then appears on the rings. Over this variation is the classic instrumental composition of "What's Up, Doc?"

Matchstick Men (2003):

The sky background is replaced with water. Also, the beginning of the logo is colored aqua blue, but when the shield is revealed, it returns to its normal colors.

Mystic River (2003):

The logo is static on a black background in black and white with no byline.

Gothika (2003, US version):

The logo is tinted in leyden blue.

The Last Samurai (2003):

The 1999 logo plays with the prototype TimeWarner byline, but the logo is tinted in sky blue and appears over a black background.

The Polar Express (2004):

The logo appears static and covered in ice on a black background.

Ocean's Twelve (2004):

The Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow logos aren't animated and the background is multicolored.

The Aviator (2004):

The 1948 logo is used with the TimeWarner byline in a gold and silverish blue color, and the clouds aren't animated.

Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004):

The logo is leyden blue and put on a night sky background. Also, the logo fades to the moon and isn't animated.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004):

The shield is metallic and the camera zooms through it, revealing Harry Potter's house behind it.

Exorcist: The Beginning (2004):

The logo is in black and white.

Constantine (2005):

After the logo finishes, the background changes to hellish orange clouds as the logo turns to stone and disintegrates, revealing the Village Roadshow Pictures logo behind it.

House of Wax (2005):

The logos for WB, Village Roadshow and Dark Castle are tinted chocolate brown, and the inside of the WB shield is green instead of blue.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005):

The WB and Village Roadshow logos are in gold and zoom out from mist.

The Island (2005):

A textureless WB shield appears tilted upwards as the camera zooms through it.

Corpse Bride (2005):

The clouds behind the WB shield are gray instead of white, and the logo isn't animated.

V for Vendetta (2005):

The logo is dark gray.

Batman Begins (2005):

The logo is in black and white, but a little brighter than normal.

L'Antidote (2005):

The logo turns green and we zoom down from the logo to a skyline.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005):

Same as the previous Potter film, only this time the background is entirely black.

Flags of Our Fathers (2006):

Similar to the with the logo used on Contact, but with the TimeWarner byline and in black and white. Weirdly enough, newer TV airings of Superman: The Movie use this logo instead of the original white "\\'" logo, although DVD/Blu-Ray/Digital prints of the movie still have the old logo.

Unaccompanied Minors (2006):

A huge pile of snow falls on the shield, causing it to break in half.

Superman Returns (2006):

The first bits of the famous Superman theme are heard somewhere in the middle of the current logo. Also, the clouds appear pinkish, and the sky is in an aqua greenish color.

Lady in the Water (2006):

The logo plays normally for a few seconds until it fades to its last few seconds. Also, it is put on a black background.

The Good German (2006):

Exactly just like The Late Show variant, but with "INC." omitted from the banner and "PRESENTS" replaced with the TimeWarner byline in that respective font.

Fred Claus (2007):

There are Christmas lights surrounding the WB shield. Also, it's snowing in the background.

Beowulf (2007, Non-US version):

A 3D logo akin to the IMAX version of the 2003 logo plays.

Ocean's Thirteen (2007):

A combination from the previous Ocean films: The logos are light-blue colored and also animated, the background is multicolored, green and red vertical/horizontal bars, start to appear over the logos and very nice piece of music (The Riviera Affair by Neil Richardson) is heard during all this. The animation was inspired by the opening titles to the 1975 television series Switch as well as WOR-TV's The Four O'Clock Movie, of which the opening music was initially utilized.

The Astronaut Farmer (2007):

The logo is silver and the background is a twilight sky while the logo glows.

300 (2007):

The WB logo is in stone and a mock version of the theme "As Time Goes By" is heard during the first six seconds.

The Brave One (2007):

The WB shield is transparent and appears over a skyline of a city.

The Invasion (2007):

The shield is tinted in hunter green and the animation happens differently. The logo's also in negative form.

Zodiac (2007):

Same as Blood Work and Gods & Generals, but with the TimeWarner byline.

The Reaping (2007):

The shield appears in red and isn't animated; it then gets sucked offscreen like in Constantine (albeit to the left side), revealing the Village Roadshow Pictures logo behind it.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007):

The shield is in stone and surrounded by dark clouds as the camera zooms through it.

Get Smart (2008):

A mechanical WB logo is shown starting up, which then gives way to outer space.

RocknRolla (2008):

The logo appears on a brown wall, along with the Dark Castle Entertainment logo.

Speed Racer (2008):

Each logo is on a kaleidoscopic background created from the logo shown.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008):

The logo is made from buttons.

Gran Torino (2008):

Same as Flags of Our Fathers, but in gray.

The Dark Knight (2008):

The logo is in a navy blue tint.

Warner Home Video Blu-ray Trailer (2008):

Superman flies by the logo. This can be seen on the Blu-ray trailer on some DVDs such as The Dark Knight.

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009):

The same dark style is used, only this time there is lightning in the background.

Watchmen (2009, US release):

The WB logo is black on a goldenrod background, with the text on the banner set in Futura.

Terminator Salvation (2009, USA):

The shield is gray and has been static shocked. The banner shadow is similar to the The Dark Knight trailer variation.

Orphan (2009): The shield moves differently and goes from black and white to blue and hot magenta.

Shorts (2009):

On episode 0: "The Blinkers", only the clouds move while the shield stays still. After that episode, this logo, along with the Imagenation, Media Rights Capital and Troublemaker Studios logos, plays normally.

Micmacs (2009):

The logo is tinted in sepia.

Sherlock Holmes (2009):

The shield is brick planted on the ground.

Where the Wild Things Are (2009):

The WB shield appears static until Max's scribblings appear all over the logo.

Whiteout (2009):

The shield is in gold and moves differently, then opens to aurora.

The Box (2009):

The logo is in black and white.

Invictus (2009), Hereafter (2010), J. Edgar (2011), and Trouble with the Curve (2012):

Same as Flags of Our Fathers and Gran Torino, but in black and white.

Ninja Assassin (2009):

The shield is metallic and moves differently.

The Firm (2009):

The logo initially animates as normal, but when the shield is revealed, the logo flashes, the background turns to night and the logo becomes neon, with the letters "WB" in raspberry pink and the shield border in blue, as "Tainted Love" by Soft Cell plays.

Inception (2010):

The logo, along with the Legendary Pictures and Syncopy logos, is in black and white.

The Book of Eli (2010):

The logo plays normally, but the shield (as well as the byline) shakes a little bit after a few seconds.

Clash of the Titans (2010):

The logo is in 3D, exactly like on Beowulf. The 2D version has the logo in a shade of yellow-ochre.

The Losers (2010):

The WB logo is white and printed on a comic book. Same as Dark Castle Entertainment, Vertigo DC Comics and Weed Road Pictures.

Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole (2010):

The logo is metallic and put upon a morning sky background as Noctus the Owl flies through it.

Splice (2010):

The logo is in blue and on a DNA graphic background. Plus, the banner glows.

Jonah Hex (2010):

A western-style guitar riff rendition of the fanfare is played over the normal logo.

Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore (2010):

The logo is dark turquoise and is lit up from a spotlight with a paw on it.

The Town (2010):

The logo is darker than usual and is in a shade of black & white, along with the Legendary Pictures and GK Films logos.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010):

Still the same dark style is used, only this time the logo is slowly decaying.

Yogi Bear (2010):

The logo starts as normal (with the reflection of the studio inside the shield) but when the shield zooms out, it is revealed to be made entirely out of wood and it is put upon a blue sky background. This was also on the trailers and TV spots. Also, the TimeWarner byline fades in early and zooms out with the shield.

Sucker Punch (2011):

The logo is the same as on the trailer shown at San Diego Comic-Con 2010, but the shield and byline are grey and the curtain rises to reveal the Legendary Pictures logo.

Unknown (2011):

The logo is already formed and has a 3-D appearance, and is seen very slowly zooming in on a background of dark moving clouds.

Red Riding Hood (2011):

The logo is colored in silver while moving through a cloudy sky background.

Arthur (2011):

The shield is a tan color, and is set on a bubbly beer background. Also, the logo fades as soon as the shield stops moving.

Green Lantern (2011):

The animation starts in standard animation, then the shield is revealed to be in outer space, and the blue inside is replaced with green energy. The logo fades out and is followed by the DC Comics logo.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011):

Almost the same as the Half-Blood Prince variant, but without the lightning. Also, the logo fades in from a reprise of the final scene of Part 1 that opens the film, which ends with a bright flash.

A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas (2011):

The sky is darker to simulate night time, and it is snowing in the background, which then splits into the New Line Cinema logo.

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011):

The logo is printed on a page of parchment. It and a few other pages are turned to reveal the Village Roadshow logo behind it, on another page.

The Dark Knight Rises (2012):

The logo is tinted in bluish-grey.

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island (2012):

The shield is flax and the background is colored light taupe. Also seen on the trailer.

To the Arctic (2012):

Same as the trailer variant. The logo has snow and ice on it, and the background is more darker and snowing.

Wrath of the Titans (2012):

The logo is etched onto a stone wall.

Rock of Ages (2012):

The logo is metallic and plays over a background of moving spotlights.

Chernobyl Diaries (2012) and Her (2013): The 3D version of the current logo is a still image.

Magic Mike (2012):

The 1972 "\\'" logo is used, but "A TIMEWARNER COMPANY" fades in below the logo instead of "A WARNER COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY".

Argo (2012):

Exactly the same as the Magic Mike variant, but a bit darker.

Bullet to the Head (2013):

The logo gets shot out by a bullet. Also, the camera zooms out along with the Dark Castle Entertainment and IM Global logos.

Man of Steel (2013):

The logo is metallic steel and moves differently on a tunnel-like background.

Pacific Rim (2013):

The logo is nearly the same as the Clash of the Titans variant, but with the updated logo and a bit darker.

Gravity (2013):

The shield is still and white on a black background, and the shield isn't in the 1948-1967 style, unlike the Flags of Our Fathers variant.

The Conjuring (2013), The Conjuring 2 (2016) and Annabelle: Creation (2017):

The shield is in green/grey upon a night background.

Prisoners (2013), Jersey Boys and American Sniper (both 2014):

The 1998 shield and byline are grey upon a black background.

The Great Gatsby (2013):

The logo is in place on lined gate doors. It's also in black and white like a old film.

The LEGO Movie (2014) and The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (2019):

The entire logo, including the sky background, is made of LEGO bricks. The sky flips in from black, then the clouds drop in hung on strings, then the shield is pulled up, also on a string. The shield then flips around to reveal the then-new Warner Animation Group logo. The latter replaces the TimeWarner byline with the WarnerMedia byline.

Winter's Tale (2014):

The logo turns into brown and is scaled like a old paper.

300: Rise Of An Empire (2014):

The logo is carved in stone on a roman door. The camera zooms in and the door opens along with the Legendary logo.

Edge of Tomorrow (2014):

After the logo finishes playing, it distorts and glitches, just like the Village Roadshow Films and RatPac logos.

Interstellar (2014):

The logo is tinted in sepia along with the Paramount Pictures, Legendary Pictures and Syncopy logos.

Jupiter Ascending (2015):

The shield is shiny gold with regal detailing throughout set against a twilight background.

Mad Max: Fury Road (2015):

The logo is in bloody rust red on a bloody rust background.

Black Mass (2015):

The logo is metallic steel and the entire shield is not animated. Also, a light reveals the logo and the byline fades in as usual. The light then dims on the logo after a few seconds.

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015):

The shield from The Young Philadelphians is in a red color. Also, the logo is seen drawing by itself and the TimeWarner byline fades in below. Then, a red rectangle takes it off and creates the RatPac Entertainment logo.

The Gallows (2015):

The New Line Cinema version of the logo is tinted in blood crimson.

San Andreas (2015):

The New Line Cinema version of the logo is in green/yellow/gray and is set in a dark blackish-blue background.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016):

The logo appears to be made of stone and has dim blue-green lighting, and fades in and zooms out on a black background while a leaf floats across the screen in front of it.

The Nice Guys (2016):

Same as Magic Mike and Argo, but the logo is a little-low bright in the background.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016):

Similar to the Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix variant, but the cloud background is different.

Sully (2016), The 15:17 to Paris (2018), and The Mule (2018):

The logo is metallic and appears out of darkness. It is also not animated.

The LEGO Batman Movie (2017):

Same as The Dark Knight Rises, but it is the enhanced version, and it flips to the Warner Animation Group logo.

The LEGO Batman Movie and The LEGO Ninjago Movie (2017, Closing):

Rather than fading in, it cuts to it from the L1N Pictures/Lord Miller/Vertigo Entertainment logos and cuts to black like the preceding second part of the closing credits.

Kong: Skull Island (2017):

Over a cloudy sky, a metallic version of the WB shield (with the inside being a darker color) is shown with a black TimeWarner byline. The camera is zooming forward on them. Gunshots are heard, and the camera rushes past it as the shield leans back, going into the following Legendary Entertainment and Tencent Pictures logo variations.

Dunkirk (2017):

The logo is tinted cyan. When the byline fades in, the background fades to black.

The House (2017):

The logo lights up as a sign on a black background. The colors of the logo are the same as The Firm. The byline is magenta.

It (2017):

The logo is on a projector-like effect and the shield is sepia toned.

The LEGO Ninjago Movie (2017):

The logo animates in the style of 1950s-1970s Chinese film studio logos.

Blade Runner 2049 (2017; US Release):

The studio backlot is slightly different, as the logo is grayscale. During the rotation, the WB shield on the backlot lights up. As the shield turns, it takes place in a different moving sky backdrop. But, the logo then glitches as the rest of the logo takes place in the lighted up background with the byline already there. The logo then glitches out.

In the prototype version, TBA.

Rampage (2018):

The Warner Bros. logo is shaded brick orange and breaks apart into video-game pixelated debris (as in the Rampage video games) before it reforms into the New Line Cinema logo.

Game Night (2018):

The logo represents a game pawn falling from the sky typically used in a board game with the TimeWarner byline etched in on the piece. It has the same background on Suicide Squad and other pieces from board games fall in the background: Sorry, Monopoly, Scrabble, etc.

The Meg (2018):

Similar variant as in Matchstick Men, but the shield is aqua blue the whole time. Also, the sea background is darker and the WarnerMedia byline is seen below the logo.

Smallfoot (2018):

The logo is enhanced and animates at a faster rate. Once complete, the logo's background turns into a windy snowstorm and the shield freezes solid. The shield then shatters outward to reveal the Warner Animation Group shield, which dissolves into snow a few seconds later.

The Nun (2018), The Curse of La Llorona (2019) and Annabelle Comes Home (2019):

The entire logo is tinted in a dark grayish green color. Also, the sky appears first, followed by the shield.

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018):

The logo is put on a black background, zooming in. Also, the shield is tinted gold.

Aquaman (2018):

The logo starts off aqua blue and when it zooms out, the logo is aqua blue underwater and part of it is wedged in a rock. The company's name can still be seen. The byline is also aqua blue and has an ocean ripple effect. The camera zooms past the logo and transitions to the DC logo.

Shazam! (2019):

The shield is red gradient colored and also flies in with the WarnerMedia byline from the bottom.

Joker (2019):

A recreation of the 1972 \\' logo is used. However, at the start of the logo, the word "WARNER BROS." is removed from the red \\' portion of the logo. Afterwards, when the white \\' finishes zooming in on a red background, the word "WARNER BROS. PICTURES" in the Handel Gothic font fades in below the \\' logo instead of "A WARNER COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY". Afterwards, the WarnerMedia byline (in its usual font) fades in below "WARNER BROS. PICTURES".

The Kitchen (2019):

The 1970 Kinney Shield logo animates a la the 1972 "\\'" logo. Also, when the logo finishes animating, the WarnerMedia byline fades in on the box part of the logo and the word "presents" fades in below the Kinney Shield logo.

It: Chapter Two (2019):

The logo is grungy and on a black background while the Deadlights float around. Just like the regular version for New Line Cinema, this is made by Picturemill.

Doctor Sleep (2019):

The 1984-2001 logo is used with the byline "A WARNERMEDIA Company" below.

Western Stars (2019):

The 1948 shield logo is seen on a black background with the byline "A WarnerMedia Company" in script font below.

Tenet (2020):

The movie itself was the first one to use the 2020 logo with the 2019 WB shield and the WarnerMedia byline. The logo is tinted in red.

Wonder Woman 1984 (2020):

TBA

Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021; Original and Justice is Grey):

The logo's colors are saturated or black and white, depending on the version, and the entire logo is in 4:3 (as with the rest of the film to fit with director Zack Snyder's original vision)

Mortal Kombat (2021):

This was the first film to have the 2021 WB logo in the New Line Cinema logo. The logo appears with fire burning beneath it. This is a reference to one of the characters in the film, Scorpion. Just like the regular version, this was made by Devastudios.

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021):

TBA.

In the Heights (2021):

TBA.

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-* The logo's background turns windy and the shield freezes solid. The shield then shatters to reveal the Warner Animation Group shield.
+* The logo is enhanced and animates at a faster rate. Once complete, the logo's background turns into a windy snowstorm and the shield freezes solid. The shield then shatters outward to reveal the [[Warner Animation Group]] shield, which dissolves into snow a few seconds later.
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