DreamWorks Home Entertainment Warning Screen

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Warning descriptions by Logophile
Warning captures by Logophile and bjbarnett


1st Warning
(1997-2005)

Warning: Just the 1990-2005 MCA/Universal warning screen.
MCA/Universal Warning

Variant: A DVD version exists. See the Universal Studios Home Entertainment Warning Screen descriptions for more info.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Seen on DreamWorks Home Entertainment releases from the era, such as Mouse Hunt, Small Soldiers and Shrek.

Scare Factor: None.



1st Warning (Alternative)
(1998-2005)

DreamWorks Home Entertainment Warning 2002Dreamworks DVD Warning

Warning: On a black background, the word "WARNING" appears in red on top, with white shadow effects and is underlined. The warning text is white and appears below.

Variant: On DreamWorks DVD's, the word "WARNING" is in a slightly different font.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Uncommon, seen on DreamWorks Home Entertainment releases (mainly DVDS) of the time, such as The Ring, Shrek 2 and Shark Tale. Also seen on a Library edition VHS of Amistad.

Scare Factor: Minimum to low.



2nd Warning
(2005-2006)

2005 Dreamworks Warning

Warning: On a blue gradient background is the color FBI logo with the white banner "FBI Anti-Piracy Warning" with the white text below.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Slightly more uncommon then the 2nd Warning, appears on DreamWorks releases of the period such as Dreamer.

Scare Factor: None.

Final Note: Starting in 2006, DreamWorks releases went on to use the warnings from Paramount until 2011, when Dreamworks signed the 30-picture deal with The Walt Disney Motion Picture Group, to be released through Touchstone Pictures, and in addition movies from Dreamworks Animation will be released from 20th Century Fox, so home entertainment releases from the former use the Disney warnings while the latter will presumably use the Fox warnings.