Damn, that Kinney Shield looks awesome on the clouds!

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Since I was a kid I always loved the WB logo (mostly for Looney Tunes), but now I appreciate its originality. The movie opening logo they use now is very beautiful CGI, and the "As Time Goes By" nod is a lovely nod to one of WB's flagship films.

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Last week on AMC, there was a weekly Dirty Harry movie marathon. I missed the original Dirty Harry, so I don't know if it had the Kinney shield. But on the movies Magnum Force, The Enforce and Sudden Impact, it did have the original 70s logos, though on the latter two films, it was edited for time, but I'm beginning to think WB is perserving old logos.

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for my cable company, wb relased all of its flicks (1937-) for movies on demand. this means that from logo 3 on, everything is temporarily common. the ad showed logo 3, then transformed from that logo to the next, and so forth. its was cool.

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can somefind find the colorized version of the 3rd warner bros logo.

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5th logo is presented in 1945 and is in color and withot color mode

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1) In the first title screen (Brain Shield/A Warner Brothers Production), there's a variation that replaces the word "PRODUCTION" with "Classic of the Screen". Color-tinted variations of the Brain Shield titles exists. Sometimes Vitaphone is mentioned in the titles.

2) A variation of the second logo ("Warner Bros. Pictures Inc. & the Vitaphone Corp. Present") was used from 1934 to 1936. Instead of "Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.", the phrase "Warner Bros. Productions Corporation" was used. These titles can be seen on films like "Big Hearted Herbert", "No Contest", and "A Lost Lady". Possibly due to the bankruptcy of several movie studios.

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