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Logo descriptions by Matt Williams and James Stanley Barr
Logo captures by V of Doom, Eric S., and others
Editions by Bob Fish, TVBRobotnik, and V of Doom
Video captures courtesy of MachineryNoise, Morality124, TownsendServer, TheAdmiester, movieretro, idolejeunes, eyeh8nbc, abcfan221, and msbonilla11
Background: First known as 20th Century-Fox Video, this home entertainment division of 20th Century Fox was formed from Fox's acquisition of Magnetic Video Corporation, which had been distributing Fox titles on video. In 1982, Fox merged its video division with some interests of CBS to form CBS/Fox Video, opening also two sub-labels; Key Video (later reactivated as Key DVD by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment), and Playhouse Video, becoming both inactive in 1991. CBS/Fox became Fox Video in 1991, alternating with the CBS/Fox name until 1998 when Fox Entertainment Group acquired CBS's interest in CBS/Fox. The company was renamed as under its current name as 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment in 1995.
20th Century-Fox Video
(1981-1982)
Nickname: "Searchlights"
Logo: It's basically the 20th Century Fox logo of the era with no video indicator whatsoever.
FX/SFX: Same as the 20th Century Fox logo of the era.
Music/Sounds/Voiceover: The same short version of the 1981 20th Century Fox fanfare, accompanied (presumably) by the same male voiceover from Magnetic on non-Fox releases, indicating the studio:
Availability: Harder to find than most Magnetic titles, but your best bet is non-Fox releases, such as Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, Rocky, The Great Muppet Caper, The Howling, Scanners, and Thunderbirds are Go!, among others. Most releases are in oversized boxes.
Scare Factor: None.
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CBS-Fox Video
1st Logo
(1982-1983)
Nickname: "Stacking Lines"
Logo: Over a white background, we see before us a dual set of purplish-blue lines stacking upward and downward. Then, six long objects pop in at the top and bottom of the segmented lines, revealing the words:
then, the word "video" pops in below "FOX".
Variants:
FX/SFX: The lines stacking up and down.
Music/Sounds: None, but on PAL releases the extended TCF fanfare was used.
Availability: Was spotted on a video release of Cabaret, but has rare written all over it. Also seen on the original VHS releases of Cabaret, Barbarosa, The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, Thunderbird 6, and the M*A*S*H series finale. First seen on Rocky III.
Scare Factor: Low.
2nd Logo
(1983-1984)
Nickname: "The Cutting Lines"
Logo: On a not-so dark blue background, two grids are moving from the top and bottom of the screen converging in the center of the screen. "CBS" comes from the top at an angle, with "FOX" coming from the bottom at an angle. The background has an orange flash, which "CBS" and "FOX" are cut in a segmented line font as it moves toward the flash, and CBS and FOX right themselves in the center of the screen. The letters of the word "VIDEO" fly in from the bottom center of the screen one at a time.
FX/SFX: The converging of the two grids and the logo, the Scanimate orange flash (a la the WGBH logo), and the flying of the "VIDEO" letters.
Music/Sounds: A triumphant horn march fanfare, about 15 sec. long; sampled from the Bruton Music library track "National Trust" composed by Keith Mansfield.
Music/Sound Trivia: When Bruton reissued the track on CD, they removed the prologue section from which the CBS/FOX music came...perhaps because it had become so associated with the CBS/FOX logo?
Availability: Most videos that may have used this logo were issued in the same oversized boxes that were used by 20th Century Fox Video. Few videos that feature this logo include the 1983 release of Star Wars, Romancing the Stone, The Empire Strikes Back, Eating Raoul, Porky's II: The Next Day, WarGames, and Heart Like a Wheel.
Scare Factor: Low; the music may get to you, but otherwise harmless.
3rd Logo
(1984-1998)
Nicknames: "CBS/FOX Stairways/Bleachers", "The Triumphant CGI Moving Blue Lines on Dark Granite"
Logo: In a blue, boxed area, we see a mirrored, twin stair-like texture that shines a lot. The "stairs" rotate counter-clockwise and turn out to be the following text in blue with a segmented line between the two words on a black marble background:
then, the word "video" shines in below "FOX" and the whole logo shines with pride.
Variants: There are a few variations of this logo:
Trivia: This logo is parodied in the music video for the song "DVNO" by Justice.
FX/SFX: CBS-FOX rotating, "VIDEO" "wiping" itself on.
Music/Sounds: Same as the 2nd logo. On the widescreen variant, some whooshes are also heard.
Availability: CBS-FOX does not exist as a company anymore, although this should be easy to find on VHS tapes available in second-hand video shops, charity shops and even on eBay. Can also be seen on 1992 Media Home Entertainment releases. The widescreen version can be found on all the DVDs from Bruce Lee's "Master Collecton" box set, with the exception of Bruce Lee: The Legend. One of the last releases to use this was FernGully 2: The Magical Rescue.
Scare Factor: Low; this logo is very popular, thanks to the music.
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Fox Video
1st Logo
(1991-1993)
Nicknames: "The Shining", "The CGI Shining Searchlights", "Macaroni and Cheese Tower", "Boring Tower"
Logo: A still shot of the famous 20th Century Fox structure, from a slightly different angle, gold color against a simple blue background. The wording on the structure now says "FOX VIDEO", with an extra bar below where "FOX" would be in the movie logo. The logo "shimmers" as a bar of light moves through ala the Touchstone logo.
Variant: There was a closing variant seen on some PAL tapes which, instead of the Fox fanfare, had the same voiceover from the CBS/Fox PAL closing variant.
FX/SFX: The "shimmer".
Cheesy Factor: The tower looks like it's been made of macaroni and cheese.
Music/Sounds: None, usually, but on PAL and French SÉCAM releases, the TCF fanfare was used.
Availability: On all Fox videos from that period. The best way to find this is to look for a Fox Video print logo that is a simple 2D drawing with no color. Again, this will be easy to find in second-hand video shops, charity shops and on eBay. This logo first appeared on the original print of Home Alone.
Scare Factor: None; this logo is harmless and boring. But the next logo is another story...
2nd Logo
(1993-1995)
Nicknames: "Rotating Tower", "The Ugly Tower"
Logo: On a dark purple background, we see a Fox structure, from an extreme upper-left angle. We move down and pan around the structure, saying "FOX VIDEO" like in logo #1, before settling into the familiar angle we usually see Fox logos from.
FX/SFX: The computer animation, which is a variation of the movie's animation.
Cheesy Factor: An equivalent of the Warner Bros. Television Animation logo. The color scheme used is very cheesy, the structure itself is just ugly, the font used for "FOX VIDEO" is not right, and the darker background doesn't fit for a Fox logo.
Music/Sounds: None usually, but occasionally the TCF fanfare was used.
Availability: On all 1993-1995 Fox Video releases; the 2D print logo is now more 3D and it has a nice color scheme. First appeared on Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, with the same 2D print logo. An example would be My Neighbor Totoro (later released on DVD by Buena Vista Home Entertainment), True Lies, and The Pagemaster. The last videos to use this logo were Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie and very early 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment releases.
Scare Factor: Low; harmless logo, but it takes the crown from WB Television Animation for the ugliest logo of all time.
3rd Logo
(1995-1998)
Nickname: "CGI Searchlights"
Logo: We begin by panning across the Los Angeles skyline at around sunset. We see a spotlight and then pan across the "FOX VIDEO" structure, now redone so that it looks a lot better. We zoom out until we reach the comfortable Fox logo distance.
FX/SFX: The computer animation, which is now a variation of the Fox Searchlight animation.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: Hard to find; early 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment releases did not use this logo because they still have the 1993 Fox Video logo. Look for a screencap of this logo (some using the 1991 print logo!) used on the packaging. An example would be Die Hard: With a Vengeance, Jingle All the Way, Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, the 1996 VHS of The Sound of Music and the 1997 Star Wars Trilogy box set. The "original" Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition VHS in Canada (at least) featured both this logo and the 1995-2006 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment logo. One of the last releases to use this were very early prints of Anastasia.
Scare Factor: Minimal; harmless logo, not ugly at all this time.
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20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Domestic (North American) Variants
1st Logo
(1995-2006/2008)
Logo: We see the end of the 1994-present Fox logo, with no News Corporation byline. We then zoom out, to reveal that it is in a box. The box is in a larger box, and next to the Fox logo box are the words "20th Century Fox Home Entertainment", spanning across three lines.
FX/SFX: A simple zoom-out.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: No longer current. Only available in the USA and Canada, and still very easy to find in those areas. But outside the USA, this logo can be seen on video releases of Casper TV movies of the era. Although, the last title to have that logo was American Dad! Volume 3 on DVD.
Scare Factor: None.
2nd Logo
(2006- )
Logo: Same as the previous logo, except the box is now grey with a gold border, and the Fox logo has a News Corporation byline.
FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The zoom-out and the fade in of the News Corp. byline. The zoom-out is less rough than before.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: Currently in use, can be seen on every TCF release on DVD/Blu-ray Disc from late 2006 to today. It appears on releases such as Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties, X-Men: The Last Stand, Borat, The Devil Wears Prada, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, The Simpsons Movie, and post-2006 MGM Home Entertainment releases, among other releases. It also can be seen on Igor, despite that the movie is from MGM DVD.
Scare Factor: None.
International Variants
1st Logo
(1995-2001)
Logo: Here are the variants used on VHS and DVD:
FX/SFX: The usual CGI used in the Fox logo, coupled with the zoom-out of the text below.
Music/Sounds: Features the 1994 Fox fanfare arrangment on the VHS version, but is silent on the DVD version.
Availability: You won't find it anywhere in North America, but is easy to find if you are in another country such as the UK. This can be seen on Titanic.
Scare Factor: None.
2nd Logo
(2000- )
Logo: The normal 20th Century Fox logo, but there are many streaks of orange and blue placed over it, which animate on and off the screen. When the logo is done, "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" appears below the logo, and then fades out after a few seconds leaving just the logo, which then fades out.
FX/SFX: The usual Fox tower animation coupled with the CGI "streaks".
Music/Sounds: VHS tapes have the 1994 Fox fanfare arrangement whilst DVDs have the 1998 fanfare arrangement.
Availability: Again, this is only used outside North America.
Scare Factor: None; it's pretty much the same as the movie logo, unless you are scared of vibrant effects.
Logo captures by V of Doom, Eric S., and others
Editions by Bob Fish, TVBRobotnik, and V of Doom
Video captures courtesy of MachineryNoise, Morality124, TownsendServer, TheAdmiester, movieretro, idolejeunes, eyeh8nbc, abcfan221, and msbonilla11
Background: First known as 20th Century-Fox Video, this home entertainment division of 20th Century Fox was formed from Fox's acquisition of Magnetic Video Corporation, which had been distributing Fox titles on video. In 1982, Fox merged its video division with some interests of CBS to form CBS/Fox Video, opening also two sub-labels; Key Video (later reactivated as Key DVD by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment), and Playhouse Video, becoming both inactive in 1991. CBS/Fox became Fox Video in 1991, alternating with the CBS/Fox name until 1998 when Fox Entertainment Group acquired CBS's interest in CBS/Fox. The company was renamed as under its current name as 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment in 1995.
20th Century-Fox Video
(1981-1982)
Nickname: "Searchlights"
Logo: It's basically the 20th Century Fox logo of the era with no video indicator whatsoever.
FX/SFX: Same as the 20th Century Fox logo of the era.
Music/Sounds/Voiceover: The same short version of the 1981 20th Century Fox fanfare, accompanied (presumably) by the same male voiceover from Magnetic on non-Fox releases, indicating the studio:
- On United Artists and ABC releases, the voiceover said "The following [COMPANY NAME] feature is brought to you by 20th Century Fox Video.".
- On ITC, Avco-Embassy, and other non-Fox releases, the voiceover changed to "The following feature is brought to you by 20th Century Fox Video.".
Availability: Harder to find than most Magnetic titles, but your best bet is non-Fox releases, such as Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, Rocky, The Great Muppet Caper, The Howling, Scanners, and Thunderbirds are Go!, among others. Most releases are in oversized boxes.
Scare Factor: None.
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CBS-Fox Video
1st Logo
(1982-1983)
Nickname: "Stacking Lines"
Logo: Over a white background, we see before us a dual set of purplish-blue lines stacking upward and downward. Then, six long objects pop in at the top and bottom of the segmented lines, revealing the words:
CBS
------
FOX
------
FOX
then, the word "video" pops in below "FOX".
Variants:
- A still logo was found on the original release of Sophie's Choice.
- A special animated version was used on PAL releases. Two segmented white curved squares and one segmented red square zoom in and out from the screen. The phrase CBS-FOX, letter by letter, zooms out to the left side of the screen as another segmented white parallelogram zooms in. As it curves, it fills the screen, and the segments of the CBS-FOX logo zoom out from the top and bottom of the screen, while the word "VIDEO" zooms out from the bottom.
- Another animated version had the segments zooming out from the top and bottom of the screen. When they finish, the word "VIDEO" flashes in below "FOX". All this takes place on a red-blue gradient background. Full details on this page.
FX/SFX: The lines stacking up and down.
Music/Sounds: None, but on PAL releases the extended TCF fanfare was used.
Availability: Was spotted on a video release of Cabaret, but has rare written all over it. Also seen on the original VHS releases of Cabaret, Barbarosa, The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, Thunderbird 6, and the M*A*S*H series finale. First seen on Rocky III.
Scare Factor: Low.
2nd Logo
(1983-1984)
Nickname: "The Cutting Lines"
Logo: On a not-so dark blue background, two grids are moving from the top and bottom of the screen converging in the center of the screen. "CBS" comes from the top at an angle, with "FOX" coming from the bottom at an angle. The background has an orange flash, which "CBS" and "FOX" are cut in a segmented line font as it moves toward the flash, and CBS and FOX right themselves in the center of the screen. The letters of the word "VIDEO" fly in from the bottom center of the screen one at a time.
FX/SFX: The converging of the two grids and the logo, the Scanimate orange flash (a la the WGBH logo), and the flying of the "VIDEO" letters.
Music/Sounds: A triumphant horn march fanfare, about 15 sec. long; sampled from the Bruton Music library track "National Trust" composed by Keith Mansfield.
Music/Sound Trivia: When Bruton reissued the track on CD, they removed the prologue section from which the CBS/FOX music came...perhaps because it had become so associated with the CBS/FOX logo?
Availability: Most videos that may have used this logo were issued in the same oversized boxes that were used by 20th Century Fox Video. Few videos that feature this logo include the 1983 release of Star Wars, Romancing the Stone, The Empire Strikes Back, Eating Raoul, Porky's II: The Next Day, WarGames, and Heart Like a Wheel.
Scare Factor: Low; the music may get to you, but otherwise harmless.
3rd Logo
(1984-1998)
Nicknames: "CBS/FOX Stairways/Bleachers", "The Triumphant CGI Moving Blue Lines on Dark Granite"
Logo: In a blue, boxed area, we see a mirrored, twin stair-like texture that shines a lot. The "stairs" rotate counter-clockwise and turn out to be the following text in blue with a segmented line between the two words on a black marble background:
CBS
------
FOX
------
FOX
then, the word "video" shines in below "FOX" and the whole logo shines with pride.
Variants: There are a few variations of this logo:
- A variation was seen in black and white. This was shown on re-releases of 1940s and 1950s films.
- On widescreen releases, the logo would zoom out to a screen with two rectangles, one on the left and one on the right, on an almond-staged orange/purple BG, and the two rectangles on the sides would expand, and "SPECIAL WIDESCREEN EDITION" is below the screen on the stage.
- There may be the words "STEREO" or the Dolby Surround Sound logo appearing in the bottom left corner. One of the example titles to use the Dolby Surround Sound variant is the 1989 VHS of Die Hard.
- On late '80s releases, during the FBI Warning screen, which appears on the beginning of such tapes at that time, a still version of this logo appears a couple of times. This was seen on the James Bond film Licence to Kill, Iron Eagle, and A Fish Called Wanda.
- At the end of some PAL tapes (at least in Australia), there was a variant in which a British-accented male voice-over says "Please rewind this cassette before returning it to your video library." at the end. Another variant used Chelsea Brown saying "Could you please rewind your cassette before returning it to your video library.".
Trivia: This logo is parodied in the music video for the song "DVNO" by Justice.
Music/Sounds: Same as the 2nd logo. On the widescreen variant, some whooshes are also heard.
Availability: CBS-FOX does not exist as a company anymore, although this should be easy to find on VHS tapes available in second-hand video shops, charity shops and even on eBay. Can also be seen on 1992 Media Home Entertainment releases. The widescreen version can be found on all the DVDs from Bruce Lee's "Master Collecton" box set, with the exception of Bruce Lee: The Legend. One of the last releases to use this was FernGully 2: The Magical Rescue.
Scare Factor: Low; this logo is very popular, thanks to the music.
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Fox Video
1st Logo
(1991-1993)
Nicknames: "The Shining", "The CGI Shining Searchlights", "Macaroni and Cheese Tower", "Boring Tower"
Logo: A still shot of the famous 20th Century Fox structure, from a slightly different angle, gold color against a simple blue background. The wording on the structure now says "FOX VIDEO", with an extra bar below where "FOX" would be in the movie logo. The logo "shimmers" as a bar of light moves through ala the Touchstone logo.
Variant: There was a closing variant seen on some PAL tapes which, instead of the Fox fanfare, had the same voiceover from the CBS/Fox PAL closing variant.
FX/SFX: The "shimmer".
Cheesy Factor: The tower looks like it's been made of macaroni and cheese.
Music/Sounds: None, usually, but on PAL and French SÉCAM releases, the TCF fanfare was used.
Availability: On all Fox videos from that period. The best way to find this is to look for a Fox Video print logo that is a simple 2D drawing with no color. Again, this will be easy to find in second-hand video shops, charity shops and on eBay. This logo first appeared on the original print of Home Alone.
Scare Factor: None; this logo is harmless and boring. But the next logo is another story...
2nd Logo
(1993-1995)
Nicknames: "Rotating Tower", "The Ugly Tower"
Logo: On a dark purple background, we see a Fox structure, from an extreme upper-left angle. We move down and pan around the structure, saying "FOX VIDEO" like in logo #1, before settling into the familiar angle we usually see Fox logos from.
FX/SFX: The computer animation, which is a variation of the movie's animation.
Cheesy Factor: An equivalent of the Warner Bros. Television Animation logo. The color scheme used is very cheesy, the structure itself is just ugly, the font used for "FOX VIDEO" is not right, and the darker background doesn't fit for a Fox logo.
Music/Sounds: None usually, but occasionally the TCF fanfare was used.
Availability: On all 1993-1995 Fox Video releases; the 2D print logo is now more 3D and it has a nice color scheme. First appeared on Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, with the same 2D print logo. An example would be My Neighbor Totoro (later released on DVD by Buena Vista Home Entertainment), True Lies, and The Pagemaster. The last videos to use this logo were Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie and very early 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment releases.
Scare Factor: Low; harmless logo, but it takes the crown from WB Television Animation for the ugliest logo of all time.
3rd Logo
(1995-1998)
Nickname: "CGI Searchlights"
Logo: We begin by panning across the Los Angeles skyline at around sunset. We see a spotlight and then pan across the "FOX VIDEO" structure, now redone so that it looks a lot better. We zoom out until we reach the comfortable Fox logo distance.
FX/SFX: The computer animation, which is now a variation of the Fox Searchlight animation.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: Hard to find; early 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment releases did not use this logo because they still have the 1993 Fox Video logo. Look for a screencap of this logo (some using the 1991 print logo!) used on the packaging. An example would be Die Hard: With a Vengeance, Jingle All the Way, Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, the 1996 VHS of The Sound of Music and the 1997 Star Wars Trilogy box set. The "original" Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition VHS in Canada (at least) featured both this logo and the 1995-2006 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment logo. One of the last releases to use this were very early prints of Anastasia.
Scare Factor: Minimal; harmless logo, not ugly at all this time.
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20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Domestic (North American) Variants
1st Logo
(1995-2006/2008)
Logo: We see the end of the 1994-present Fox logo, with no News Corporation byline. We then zoom out, to reveal that it is in a box. The box is in a larger box, and next to the Fox logo box are the words "20th Century Fox Home Entertainment", spanning across three lines.
FX/SFX: A simple zoom-out.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: No longer current. Only available in the USA and Canada, and still very easy to find in those areas. But outside the USA, this logo can be seen on video releases of Casper TV movies of the era. Although, the last title to have that logo was American Dad! Volume 3 on DVD.
Scare Factor: None.
2nd Logo
(2006- )
Logo: Same as the previous logo, except the box is now grey with a gold border, and the Fox logo has a News Corporation byline.
FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The zoom-out and the fade in of the News Corp. byline. The zoom-out is less rough than before.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: Currently in use, can be seen on every TCF release on DVD/Blu-ray Disc from late 2006 to today. It appears on releases such as Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties, X-Men: The Last Stand, Borat, The Devil Wears Prada, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, The Simpsons Movie, and post-2006 MGM Home Entertainment releases, among other releases. It also can be seen on Igor, despite that the movie is from MGM DVD.
Scare Factor: None.
International Variants
1st Logo
(1995-2001)
Logo: Here are the variants used on VHS and DVD:
- VHS Variant: We see the 1994 Fox logo as normal until about 13 seconds in, it zooms out revealing the logo to be inside an inner box itself contained inside an outer box on a blue-ish purple background with blurry searchlights and "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" zooms out from the bottom of the screen and stops at the bottom of the inside of the outer box underneath the inner box containing the Fox logo (without the News Corporation byline).
- DVD Variant: We just see the end of the logo starting from the Fox logo being revealed to be inside the box.
FX/SFX: The usual CGI used in the Fox logo, coupled with the zoom-out of the text below.
Music/Sounds: Features the 1994 Fox fanfare arrangment on the VHS version, but is silent on the DVD version.
Availability: You won't find it anywhere in North America, but is easy to find if you are in another country such as the UK. This can be seen on Titanic.
Scare Factor: None.
2nd Logo
(2000- )
Logo: The normal 20th Century Fox logo, but there are many streaks of orange and blue placed over it, which animate on and off the screen. When the logo is done, "HOME ENTERTAINMENT" appears below the logo, and then fades out after a few seconds leaving just the logo, which then fades out.
FX/SFX: The usual Fox tower animation coupled with the CGI "streaks".
Music/Sounds: VHS tapes have the 1994 Fox fanfare arrangement whilst DVDs have the 1998 fanfare arrangement.
Availability: Again, this is only used outside North America.
Scare Factor: None; it's pretty much the same as the movie logo, unless you are scared of vibrant effects.
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| VRKJArtist2 | International Variant-2nd logo | 0 | Jan 25 2009, 2:16 AM EST by VRKJArtist2 | ||
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I found the 2000 International logo on a DVD copy of a spanish film called "Voces inocentes". Can be found in swap meets or wherever mexican goods are sold in USA.
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| logoboy95 | 1993 Fox Video logo in 1995. | 0 | Jan 22 2009, 5:26 PM EST by logoboy95 | ||
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Very early 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment releases, such as "The Making of Star Wars", have the 1993 Fox Video logo after the 1995 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment logo.
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| logoboy95 | "The Sound of Music" 1996 VHS | 0 | Jan 22 2009, 4:26 PM EST by logoboy95 | ||
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I saw the 1995 Fox Video logo on the 1996 VHS of "The Sound of Music" (1965).
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