The infamous theme song of Global Films from 2017

A sound test for this subreddit

From K-Pop Demon Hunters DVD

A little comparison I did regarding how the logo looks on 35mm release prints.

Typically, the spherical versions are shown masked/matted in cinemas at 1.66 or 1.85 ratios.

Not included in the mockups are VistaVision (8-perf 35mm), 5-perf 65/70mm, or 15-perf 65/70mm, as no exhibition prints were made in those formats for any of Fox Searchlight's movies from that era. (Modern Searchlight titles could use these formats, but they'd either crop or letterbox the 1.78 ratio elements (or letterbox a 2.39 crop) used for movies released from 2020 to present)

EDIT: Also not included in this infographic are hard matte versions in 1.85, 1.66, or other flat ratios, as those don't show up that often on 35mm prints other than select custom versions in trailers more than the films themselves.

Hard matte versions that use the full width of the flat version would normally be seen on flat movies finished on digital intermediates if possible. Hard matte versions that crop and convert the anamorphic conversion are usually only on trailers for anamorphic movies. (Very rarely on trailers for flat movies outside of digital intermediate trailers or trailers for movies finished on a DI.)

During their NEW WORLD PICTURES OWNERSHIP Years

Founded by Animation pioneers David DePatie and Frit Freleng in May 1963. They mainly produced cartoons for Warner Brothers Cartoons division through Warner Bro. 7 Arts Division. Except for working for United Artists/Mirisch Co. for The Pink Panther cartoons and its main titles for the films..It later was sold to Marvel ( Marvel Productions) in 1980 which was owned by NEW WORLD PICTURES. All of their films are in different studio library collections.

Originally known as SEVEN ARTS ENTERTAINMENT founded by Eliot Hyman, Ray Stark and Norman Katz in December 1957 and went defunct on July 15, 1967 they were a independent studio producing movies and coproducing them with others like Hammer Studios to be released by other studios. Ultimately merged into Warner Brothers on 1967 to become a subsidiary known as WARNER BROS -SEVEN ARTS until it ultimately went defunct in 1969.

Active May 1995 and went defunt 2017. Folded into Lionsgate Fillms. Revived by Thomas Zamback and Brian Katz of Starbrand Entertainment/Umbralic Entertainment on February 15, 2024 as a subsidiary arm.

What if...Universal Pictures uses enhanced version of 1997 logo in 2010?

Founded by Samuel Goldwyn Jr. In June 16, 1978 and went defunct on July 2000. Released mainly low budget and Fine Art and Foreign Films and folded into Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer/United Artists ran by FRANK MANCUSO SR. All titles in the library are now aquired by AMAZON MGM STUDIOS.

I think it was either Klasky-Csupo (Forgot which year), PBS Kids (1999), and PBS (1971) were the first ones I came across in 2020.

Started by 20th Century Fox Stidios in 1963 and ceased used in 1967 starting the Anamorphic format with Paramount Pictures in tow developing VistaVision. Then others like Panavison, OmniMax came later.