20th century fox home entertainment throughout the years

Logo: It's basically the 1953 20th Century-Fox logo with no video indicator whatsoever. Variants: On The Missouri Breaks and the original rental-only version of A Fistful of Dollars, the 1981 20th Century-Fox logo is used instead. There also exists a black and white version of this variant, which has been spotted on The Apartment, Sergeant York, and A Streetcar Named Desire. Music/Sounds: The 1979 20th Century-Fox fanfare, accompanied by a male announcer (different from any of the Magnetic Video announcers) on non-Fox releases, indicating the studio: Logo: Over a white background, we see before us a dual set of 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 Then, each letter of the word "VIDEO" pops in one by one below "FOX Logo: On a 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, in 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. Then the trademark symbol fades in on the right/bottom corner of the logo Logo: On a black background, we see a mirrored, twin stair-like texture that shines a lot. The "stairs" rotate counter-clockwise and turn out to be the CBS/FOX logo 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 Logo: On a black background, we see red and blue colored circles zooming out and swirl around. The CBS/Fox logo animation, similar to the 1st logo wipes in piece by piece. The background fades to black, and the CBS/Fox Video logo slides in from the right and settles to the center. The background then turns red and blue lines swirl and move around the trail in the CBS/Fox Video logo. As it continues, the CBS/FOX Video logo zooms away, and the blue trail turns into a swirl and disappears. Logo: On a black background, we see a white version of the CBS/Fox Video logo Logo: Opening: The CBS/Fox Video logo in silver inside a black box with a white outline zooms up and has three black lines (each one getting larger further down) come up with it. "ALL TIME GREATS" then zooms and it has a larger line with an upside down triangle on it. This all happens against a blue gradient background. Closing: The same as the opening version, only "YOURS TO KEEP FOREVER" appears under it. Logo: A still shot of a drastically simplified Fox structure in gold against a simple blue gradient background. It has been reduced to its core essentials: the tower, stage, and searchlights (which are shaped similar to crayons). The wording on the structure now says "FOX VIDEO", with an extra gap where "FOX" would be in the movie logo. The logo "shimmers" like bars of light move through, a la the then-current Touchstone logo. Logo: On a dark teal background, we see a gold/purple Fox structure from an extreme upper-left angle. We move down and pan around the structure (and a light shines through it as we do that), saying "FOX VIDEO" like in the first logo, before settling into the familiar angle we usually see Fox logos from, with clouds moving behind the structure at a slow rate Logo: It's basically the full-color Fox Video print logo of the time, which is similar to the 20th Century Fox logo, though with "FOX VIDEO" replacing the text, as well as more simplified features. It begins by taking up the whole screen, but zooms out until it is in a box in the centre of the screen Logo: Against the Los Angeles skyline around sunset (recycled from the 1994-2010 theatrical logo), we see a spotlight and then pan across the "FOX VIDEO" structure, now redone so that it matches the movie logo far closer and all of it is set in Futura Extra Bold. We zoom out until we reach the comfortable Fox logo distance. Logo: We see the end of the 1994-2010 Fox logo, with neither the News Corporation byline nor the registered trademark symbol. We then zoom out to reveal that it is in a box, which is in a larger box colored cadet blue, and next to the Fox logo box are the words "20th Century Fox Home Entertainment" in Latin 725 font, spanning across three lines.