The Top 10 Greatest Film Studio Logos (Part 1)

[TennantJunkie1993]

I like the video game adaptation of the Universal logo.

[TennantJunkie1993]

Disney, of course.

[TennantJunkie1993]

I want the old logo back.

[StephLovesYa97]

what company did you say at 4:05?

[games4356]

@StephLovesYa97 I think he said Wetter Workshop?

[LogoFan121092]

I liked this video a lot, being a big logo and movie fan, and I chuckled at your saying how "the previous WB logo just SAT THERE". I personally still think its weird how a major studio managed to keep using a static logo for their films all the way into the late 90s; the first Family Entertainment logo added some zip with added animation.

[LogoFan121092]

@themutherfunkinDme Are you talking about the late-70s/mid-80s pre-"filmstrips" New Line Cinema logo?

[themutherfunkinDme]

thin line, draws horizontally across middle of screen then noise and logo appears. cant figure it out!?

[themutherfunkinDme]

@themutherfunkinDme late 80's early 90's?

[thegabe2140]

the wdp logo mis from ''ecaned'' 2007

[ForceMaximus84]

The WB FE music is actually called, "Merry We Roll Along". "Merry-Go-Round Broke Down" was used for Looney Tunes.

[classicstarr]

You should really check out the Universal logo at the beginning of "Catfish" its just as good if not better then the Scott Pilgrim one.

[jedidarrick]

You may not like the old Warner Bros. logo, but you have to admit it is cool in Tim Burton's Batman when the logo appears and Danny Elfman's excellent main theme begins.

[AquaMeow101]

Your Hotttt with ur studio openings :) lol idk why i typed that just now

[jedidarrick]

@AquaMeow101 ?

[kitdimayuga]

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[AquaMeow101]

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[F1315NJ]

There was another version of the Columbia logo in Eight Crazy Nights, with Elanore (the film's character) trying to pose as the woman, but then some magic dust changes her to the Columbia woman.

[omondieu]

Cool idea for a countdown! Very insightful. Speaking of the Columbia logo, there's an artist named Kristan Horton, who reproduced film stills from Dr. Strangelove using household objects. He made a cool version of the old Columbia logo with a bottle and some books. Google it!