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Logo descriptions and captures by AsdfTheRevival, Logoboy95, CuriousGeorge60 and sega3dmm
Editions by AsdfTheRevival, Logoboy95, sega3dmm, V of Doom, CuriousGeorge60 and DreamMechanic
Background: This is the movie production arm of Nickelodeon established in 1996 to produce children's movies, mainly based on Nick shows, being distributed by Paramount Pictures, a division of Viacom and subsidiary of National Amusements, Inc.
1st Logo
(1996)
Nicknames: "The Rhino", "Blue Rhino", "Nick Rhino"
Logo: A blue rhino runs in the clouds to the logo shaped as a cloud, but crashes into each of the clouds, which is revealed to be a movie set and then finally crashes into to the camera. The blue rhino hangs on to the Nickelodeon cloud in a black screen, then the cloud turns into a spat-like Nickelodeon logo.
FX/SFX: 2-D Animation.
Cheesy Factor: Animation's kinda choppy...
Music/Sounds: Dramatic music that segues into the vocal Nickelodeon jingle when the rhino crashes into to the camera.
Availability: Rare; only seen on Harriet the Spy.
Scare Factor: Minimal; may suprise you for the first time, but you'll start to know it.
2nd Logo
(1997)
Nicknames: "Fast Food Drink", "Home of the Good Burger", "Orange Soda"
Logo: On a black and blue gradient background, we see orange soda being poured into a large cup. When it's done pouring, the cap of the cup with a straw
closes the top and the cup drives around the screen until it brakes and falls down, leaving the cap open. The sods spills out of the cup, reading "Nickelodeon".
FX/SFX: CGI, of course.
Cheesy Factor: Well, the CGI is kinda bland, but it's not that bad.
Music/Sounds: Soda pouring sounds and car sounds. The brake sounds are accompanied with the vocal Nickelodeon theme: "Nick nick nick nick, Na-nick nick nick, NICKELODEON!".
Availability: Rare. Only seen on Good Burger. Good Burger is also occasionally aired on USA Network, however it's rarely shown. Good Burger was last seen on television December 8th, 2007 on Nickelodeon with this logo left intact.
Scare Factor: None.
3rd Logo
(1998)
Nickname: "Slap T. Pooch"
Logo: Slap T. Pooch from Oh Yeah! Cartoons spots a blob of orange goo and tries to catch it. It then gets stuck to his fingers and he struggles to throw it off. It does, then a giant foot stomps on the dog and goo, turning to the Nickelodeon footprint as seen on the gates to the Nicktoons Studios in Burbank, CA. The camera pans to reveal it, then Slap falls off of it.
FX/SFX: The dog and the dot, dog struggles, the foot stomps the dog, and the camera pans to show the Nickelodeon logo.
Music/Sounds: A weird 3-note tune, followed by sound effects, and a hip-hop mix the Nickelodeon theme.
Availability: Can only be seen on The Rugrats Movie. On publicity for the film and Rugrats In Paris: The Movie, a blue oval reading "MOVIES" in Arial Narrow font accompanies the footprint. Note that this is not seen on Rugrats In Paris: The Movie.
Scare Factor: Low.
4th Logo
(1998)
Nickname: "Crane Operator"
Logo: On a white background, we see an orange movie camera with "Nickelodeon" (in it's well known font). A green filmstrip sticks out reading "movies".
FX/SFX: None.
Music/Sounds: Possibly the opening theme of the trailer.
Availability: Only seen on the first trailer for The Rugrats Movie.
Scare Factor: None.
5th Logo
(2000-2001)
Nickname: "The Man and the House"
Logo: Here are the logo variants used:
FX/SFX: All live-action with CGI for the Nickelodeon Movies balls. For the third variant, all of it is CGI.
Cheesy Factor: None really.
Music/Sounds: The snow version has a light whistling tune that abruptly stops when the house gets broken by the snowball, and then changes to a tuba/whistling variant the trademark Nickelodeon theme. The Paris version has an accordion playing light music in the background, followed by an accordion version of the Nickelodeon theme and a "bark" of the dog. The Jimmy Neutron version has a funny tune.
Availability: Seen on Snow Day, Rugrats in Paris: The Movie and Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. The Rugrats in Paris version was also used as an ID for Nickelodeon to help promote the movie.
Scare Factor: Low.
6th Logo
(2002-2003)
Nicknames: "Sneezing", "The Wiggling Balls", "2002: A Nick Odyssey"
Logo: On a black background, we see a light near the top of the screen, parodying the opening of 2001: A Space Odyssey. Suddenly a sneezing noise is heard, and an orange ball with "Nickelodeon" in it zooms out from the middle of the screen,
while a smaller blue ball with "Movies" on it appears next to it. The Nickelodeon ball stops the blue ball from spinning. The word ''movies'' in the logo sneezes and then turns back to make the finished logo.
FX/SFX: CGI Animation.
Cheesy Factor: Well, the CGI is really good.
Music/Sounds:
Availability: The long version is rare, as it was seen only on Hey Arnold! The Movie [with Theme 1] and Rugrats Go Wild! [with Theme 2]. The short version appears at the end of the credits for almost every Nickelodeon movie on television since 2002. However, Rugrats Go Wild! was re-ran on Nick at Nite on Thanksgiving 2007.
Scare Factor: None whatsoever; a very cool looking logo.
7th Logo
(2002)
Nickname: ''The Dog''
Logo: We see a brown-striped white dog sniffing across the screen, his nose coming up really close to the camera. When the dog stops, we then cut to the Nickelodeon Movies logo on grass, then the dog
licks the screen as we cut to dark.
FX/SFX: Another CGI animation.
Music/Sounds: Sniffing and grunting sounds from the dog..
Availability: This is actually a snippet of the Nickelodeon US "Dog Spot" ID with the Nickelodeon Movies logo instead of the Nickelodeon ball logo. Only on The Wild Thornberrys Movie. It was also seen on TV spots for Yours, Mine and Ours.
Scare Factor: Low to medium.
8th Logo
(2004)
Nicknames: "The Bubbles", "Underwater Bubbles", "Psychedelic Nickelodeon"
Logo: We see an explosion, which brings forth a blue ball. Inside the ball, a rose blooms, and a orange blimp flies through it. Then, we see a kaleidoscopic view of fish swimming, and then, we see a water ripple. An orange bubble floats outward,
and spawns two more bubbles that form the Nickelodeon Movies logo. The finished product is in an underwater environment.
FX/SFX: Again, EXTRAORDINARY CGI!
Music/Sounds: A bouncy, high-pitched wind fanfare.
Availability: Only seen on The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.
Scare Factor: None.
9th Logo
(2004-2006)
Nickname: "The Moons"
Logo: On a space background, we see the shadow text on a blue moon that reads "Nick". Then, when the blue moon flies away, the 3D text "NICKELODEON" zooms out from the bottom of the screen, as the camera pans to reveal two orange moons and a movies takes into place. The word "movies" spins in around a blue moon.
Variant: There is a cut-short variant on Yours, Mine and Ours.
FX/SFX: Once again, Well-rendered CGI animation.
Cheesy Factor: The CGI is good, but the logo itself is boring.
Music/Sounds: Plays over the opening theme.
Availability: Can be seen on such films as Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, Yours, Mine & Ours, Barnyard and Charlotte's Web.
Scare Factor: Low.
10th Logo
(2008- )
Nicknames: "The Splat", "Flying Logo and Letters"
Logo: Against a black BG, some orange slime swirls out from the distance toward the viewer. The camera pans around and the
slime forms the Nickelodeon logo with "movies" on its right.
FX/SFX: The slime.
Music/Sounds: TBA
Availability: First seen on The Spiderwick Chronicles. Also appears on Hotel for Dogs.
Scare Factor: Minimal.
Editions by AsdfTheRevival, Logoboy95, sega3dmm, V of Doom, CuriousGeorge60 and DreamMechanic
Background: This is the movie production arm of Nickelodeon established in 1996 to produce children's movies, mainly based on Nick shows, being distributed by Paramount Pictures, a division of Viacom and subsidiary of National Amusements, Inc.
1st Logo
(1996)
Nicknames: "The Rhino", "Blue Rhino", "Nick Rhino"
Logo: A blue rhino runs in the clouds to the logo shaped as a cloud, but crashes into each of the clouds, which is revealed to be a movie set and then finally crashes into to the camera. The blue rhino hangs on to the Nickelodeon cloud in a black screen, then the cloud turns into a spat-like Nickelodeon logo.
FX/SFX: 2-D Animation.
Cheesy Factor: Animation's kinda choppy...
Music/Sounds: Dramatic music that segues into the vocal Nickelodeon jingle when the rhino crashes into to the camera.
Availability: Rare; only seen on Harriet the Spy.
Scare Factor: Minimal; may suprise you for the first time, but you'll start to know it.
2nd Logo
(1997)
Nicknames: "Fast Food Drink", "Home of the Good Burger", "Orange Soda"
Logo: On a black and blue gradient background, we see orange soda being poured into a large cup. When it's done pouring, the cap of the cup with a straw
closes the top and the cup drives around the screen until it brakes and falls down, leaving the cap open. The sods spills out of the cup, reading "Nickelodeon".FX/SFX: CGI, of course.
Cheesy Factor: Well, the CGI is kinda bland, but it's not that bad.
Music/Sounds: Soda pouring sounds and car sounds. The brake sounds are accompanied with the vocal Nickelodeon theme: "Nick nick nick nick, Na-nick nick nick, NICKELODEON!".
Availability: Rare. Only seen on Good Burger. Good Burger is also occasionally aired on USA Network, however it's rarely shown. Good Burger was last seen on television December 8th, 2007 on Nickelodeon with this logo left intact.
Scare Factor: None.
3rd Logo
(1998)
Nickname: "Slap T. Pooch"
Logo: Slap T. Pooch from Oh Yeah! Cartoons spots a blob of orange goo and tries to catch it. It then gets stuck to his fingers and he struggles to throw it off. It does, then a giant foot stomps on the dog and goo, turning to the Nickelodeon footprint as seen on the gates to the Nicktoons Studios in Burbank, CA. The camera pans to reveal it, then Slap falls off of it.
FX/SFX: The dog and the dot, dog struggles, the foot stomps the dog, and the camera pans to show the Nickelodeon logo.
Music/Sounds: A weird 3-note tune, followed by sound effects, and a hip-hop mix the Nickelodeon theme.
Availability: Can only be seen on The Rugrats Movie. On publicity for the film and Rugrats In Paris: The Movie, a blue oval reading "MOVIES" in Arial Narrow font accompanies the footprint. Note that this is not seen on Rugrats In Paris: The Movie.
Scare Factor: Low.
4th Logo
(1998)
Nickname: "Crane Operator"
Logo: On a white background, we see an orange movie camera with "Nickelodeon" (in it's well known font). A green filmstrip sticks out reading "movies".
FX/SFX: None.
Music/Sounds: Possibly the opening theme of the trailer.
Availability: Only seen on the first trailer for The Rugrats Movie.
Scare Factor: None.
5th Logo
(2000-2001)
Nickname: "The Man and the House"
Logo: Here are the logo variants used:
- Snow Day: A man shovels the snow off the walk to his house and his dog is watching him, sitting down on the snow. Then, a giant snowball \ falls onto his house and completely destroys it in a very graphic manner. The dog runs off barking in a panic and the man does a double take. The snow falls off the snowball revealing a large orange ball, and we see the text "Nickelodeon" on the ball. The background turns black and the ball then bounces to the middle-left of the screen, and then a small orange ball and a blue ball appear. The word "movies" is on a blue ball, and then it fades out.
- Rugrats in Paris: There is a special Parisian variant in which it is nearly the same, except the regular man is replaced with a stereotypical French man that rakes leaves in front of his house in the autumn season, and the Eiffel Tower can be seen in the background not too far from his house. The ball smashing the house is now just the big orange ball with the Nickelodeon text on it. Then when the logo resumes like normal, and the live-action dog appears on the bottom-right of the screen, and barks to the logo until it fades out.
- Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius: This variant cuts off the live-action and fades in where the Nickelodeon orange ball bouncing to the middle-left of the screen with the smaller orange ball. Then Goddard runs into screen with his synthesized bark. He looks at the logo knowing it's incomplete, whimpering. He activates a laser beam on his back and creates a blue ball saying "movies" with it. He puts away the laser and gives a final bark to the audience.
FX/SFX: All live-action with CGI for the Nickelodeon Movies balls. For the third variant, all of it is CGI.
Cheesy Factor: None really.
Music/Sounds: The snow version has a light whistling tune that abruptly stops when the house gets broken by the snowball, and then changes to a tuba/whistling variant the trademark Nickelodeon theme. The Paris version has an accordion playing light music in the background, followed by an accordion version of the Nickelodeon theme and a "bark" of the dog. The Jimmy Neutron version has a funny tune.
Availability: Seen on Snow Day, Rugrats in Paris: The Movie and Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. The Rugrats in Paris version was also used as an ID for Nickelodeon to help promote the movie.
Scare Factor: Low.
6th Logo
(2002-2003)
Nicknames: "Sneezing", "The Wiggling Balls", "2002: A Nick Odyssey"
Logo: On a black background, we see a light near the top of the screen, parodying the opening of 2001: A Space Odyssey. Suddenly a sneezing noise is heard, and an orange ball with "Nickelodeon" in it zooms out from the middle of the screen,
while a smaller blue ball with "Movies" on it appears next to it. The Nickelodeon ball stops the blue ball from spinning. The word ''movies'' in the logo sneezes and then turns back to make the finished logo.FX/SFX: CGI Animation.
Cheesy Factor: Well, the CGI is really good.
Music/Sounds:
- Theme 1: A dramatic four note fanfare, then a light instrumental hip hop-like Nickelodeon theme.
- Theme 2: Two bell rings with sun ray sounds and a 20-note techno version of the Nickelodeon theme.
Availability: The long version is rare, as it was seen only on Hey Arnold! The Movie [with Theme 1] and Rugrats Go Wild! [with Theme 2]. The short version appears at the end of the credits for almost every Nickelodeon movie on television since 2002. However, Rugrats Go Wild! was re-ran on Nick at Nite on Thanksgiving 2007.
Scare Factor: None whatsoever; a very cool looking logo.
7th Logo
(2002)
Nickname: ''The Dog''
Logo: We see a brown-striped white dog sniffing across the screen, his nose coming up really close to the camera. When the dog stops, we then cut to the Nickelodeon Movies logo on grass, then the dog
licks the screen as we cut to dark.FX/SFX: Another CGI animation.
Music/Sounds: Sniffing and grunting sounds from the dog..
Availability: This is actually a snippet of the Nickelodeon US "Dog Spot" ID with the Nickelodeon Movies logo instead of the Nickelodeon ball logo. Only on The Wild Thornberrys Movie. It was also seen on TV spots for Yours, Mine and Ours.
Scare Factor: Low to medium.
8th Logo
(2004)
Nicknames: "The Bubbles", "Underwater Bubbles", "Psychedelic Nickelodeon"
Logo: We see an explosion, which brings forth a blue ball. Inside the ball, a rose blooms, and a orange blimp flies through it. Then, we see a kaleidoscopic view of fish swimming, and then, we see a water ripple. An orange bubble floats outward,
and spawns two more bubbles that form the Nickelodeon Movies logo. The finished product is in an underwater environment.FX/SFX: Again, EXTRAORDINARY CGI!
Music/Sounds: A bouncy, high-pitched wind fanfare.
Availability: Only seen on The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.
Scare Factor: None.
9th Logo
(2004-2006)
Nickname: "The Moons"
Logo: On a space background, we see the shadow text on a blue moon that reads "Nick". Then, when the blue moon flies away, the 3D text "NICKELODEON" zooms out from the bottom of the screen, as the camera pans to reveal two orange moons and a movies takes into place. The word "movies" spins in around a blue moon.
Variant: There is a cut-short variant on Yours, Mine and Ours.
FX/SFX: Once again, Well-rendered CGI animation.
Cheesy Factor: The CGI is good, but the logo itself is boring.
Music/Sounds: Plays over the opening theme.
Availability: Can be seen on such films as Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, Yours, Mine & Ours, Barnyard and Charlotte's Web.
Scare Factor: Low.
10th Logo
(2008- )
Nicknames: "The Splat", "Flying Logo and Letters"
Logo: Against a black BG, some orange slime swirls out from the distance toward the viewer. The camera pans around and the
slime forms the Nickelodeon logo with "movies" on its right.FX/SFX: The slime.
Music/Sounds: TBA
Availability: First seen on The Spiderwick Chronicles. Also appears on Hotel for Dogs.
Scare Factor: Minimal.
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On October 13, 8:00 PM EST, on WGN, Harriet The Spy is going to be aired! Maybe we can see the 1996 Nick Movies logo, or maybe it's just plastered! But let's all (just) try to see it.
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On "Clockstoppers", the 2002 Nickelodeon Movies logo isn't animated, but with "tick tock" effects.
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