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'''The LEGO Movie & The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (2014 & 2019):''' The film's variant of the 1999 Warner Bros. Pictures logo flips around to reveal this logo, which is otherwise static until being pulled up off-screen by a string. The latter has the company's name in uppercase and it replaces the TimeWarner byline with the WarnerMedia byline. |
'''The LEGO Movie & The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (2014 & 2019):''' The film's variant of the 1999 Warner Bros. Pictures logo flips around to reveal this logo, which is otherwise static until being pulled up off-screen by a string. The latter has the company's name in uppercase and it replaces the TimeWarner byline with the WarnerMedia byline. |
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----'''The Master (2016):''' A Lego Ninjago-centered short film shown before ''Storks'', that short's variant flips around to reveal this logo, which appears much like it did in ''The Lego Movie'', only we zoom in through it as it appears during the opening scene. It appears several more times throughout the short, getting progressively more destroyed. By the end of the short, it's barely hanging by a single string and has a massive hole blown through it. |
----'''The Master (2016):''' A Lego Ninjago-centered short film shown before ''Storks'', that short's variant flips around to reveal this logo, which appears much like it did in ''The Lego Movie'', only we zoom in through it as it appears during the opening scene. It appears several more times throughout the short, getting progressively more destroyed. By the end of the short, it's barely hanging by a single string and has a massive hole blown through it. |
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----'''The LEGO Batman Movie (2017):''' The regular logo is tinted in bluish-grey. |
----'''The LEGO Batman Movie (2017):''' The regular logo is tinted in bluish-grey. |
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----'''The LEGO Ninjago Movie (2017):''' The logo animates in the style of 1950s-1970s Hong Kong film studio logos. |
----'''The LEGO Ninjago Movie (2017):''' The logo animates in the style of 1950s-1970s Hong Kong film studio logos. |
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----'''Smallfoot (2018):''' An icy cloud blows into the Warner Bros. Pictures logo, which freezes into ice before shattering outwards into this logo, which turns blue and blows away into dust after a few seconds. |
----'''Smallfoot (2018):''' An icy cloud blows into the Warner Bros. Pictures logo, which freezes into ice before shattering outwards into this logo, which turns blue and blows away into dust after a few seconds. |
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----'''Scoob! (2020):''' Regular variant of the logo, which pans down into the opening scene at Venice Beach. Notable in that it is actually the only appearance of the regular version of this logo. |
----'''Scoob! (2020):''' Regular variant of the logo, which pans down into the opening scene at Venice Beach. Notable in that it is actually the only appearance of the regular version of this logo. |
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----'''Tom & Jerry (2021):''' The 2021 variant of the Warner Bros. Pictures logo flips around to reveal the new logo, before panning down into New York for the opening credits. |
----'''Tom & Jerry (2021):''' The 2021 variant of the Warner Bros. Pictures logo flips around to reveal the new logo, before panning down into New York for the opening credits. |
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Revision as of 00:49, 30 June 2021
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The LEGO Movie & The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (2014 & 2019): The film's variant of the 1999 Warner Bros. Pictures logo flips around to reveal this logo, which is otherwise static until being pulled up off-screen by a string. The latter has the company's name in uppercase and it replaces the TimeWarner byline with the WarnerMedia byline.
The Master (2016): A Lego Ninjago-centered short film shown before Storks, that short's variant flips around to reveal this logo, which appears much like it did in The Lego Movie, only we zoom in through it as it appears during the opening scene. It appears several more times throughout the short, getting progressively more destroyed. By the end of the short, it's barely hanging by a single string and has a massive hole blown through it.
The LEGO Batman Movie (2017): The regular logo is tinted in bluish-grey.
![](/w/thumb.php?f=Warner_Animation_Group_%28Lego_Batman%29.jpeg&width=350)
The LEGO Ninjago Movie (2017): The logo animates in the style of 1950s-1970s Hong Kong film studio logos.
![](/w/thumb.php?f=Warner_Animation_Group_%28Lego_Ninjago%29.jpeg&width=350)
Smallfoot (2018): An icy cloud blows into the Warner Bros. Pictures logo, which freezes into ice before shattering outwards into this logo, which turns blue and blows away into dust after a few seconds.
Scoob! (2020): Regular variant of the logo, which pans down into the opening scene at Venice Beach. Notable in that it is actually the only appearance of the regular version of this logo.
Tom & Jerry (2021): The 2021 variant of the Warner Bros. Pictures logo flips around to reveal the new logo, before panning down into New York for the opening credits.