Goodtimes entertainment logo series#

DreamWorks Animation Home Entertainment (2004–present).DreamWorks Home Entertainment (1997–present, minority owner).Universal Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Australia (Universal Pictures & Sony Pictures Joint Venture).Studio Distribution Services (Universal & Warner Bros.Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (1996–present).Dimension Home Entertainment (1995–2005).Miramax/Dimension Home Entertainment (1995–2006).20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (1995–2020).20th Century Home Entertainment (2019–present).Hollywood Pictures Home Entertainment (1990–2007).Touchstone Home Entertainment (1984–2016).Buena Vista Home Entertainment (1983–2010, remains in use as a label in other countries).Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (1978–present).The suddenness might startle some, but it's a cool logo. The absence of noise can make it a little eerie, though.Ĥth logo: Low. The sudden zooming might startle very few people, but it's very peaceful. The music may startle some, but it's a pretty harmless logo otherwise.Ģnd logo: Low, the animation and music might get to some.ģrd logo: Low.

Goodtimes entertainment logo series#

The closing version of the Platinum Series variant just had three whoosh sounds in-sync with the rectangle shining.Ĥth logo: A brief synth note and a deep whir as the logo dives, followed by a synth tune with heavy percussion, ending with a MIDI-like cymbal crash and 3 synth horn notes.ġst logo: Low. On the 'PLATINUM SERIES' variation, an additional whoosh is heard as the rectangle shines. The first variant had a generic synth fanfare.Ģnd logo: Starts with some 'tinkles' and a whoosh as the film reel shifts downward, followed by a bombastic synth orchestral fanfare. The URL text 'appears at the bottom of the logo.ġst logo: A crystallized sparkling sound followed by a synth percussion tune.

The words emerge from the water with a cloud of steam and the standard DVD symbol appears under the GoodTimes logo: It then dives into the water, and bright blue, lighting-like electricity is seen. There is a version without the URL below.Ĥth logo (1998-2005): On a black background, we see black water, and we see 'GOODTIMES ENTERTAINMENT' (as seen in the 3rd logo). After it zooms out, the URL text 'appears at the bottom of the logo. The text 'GOODTIMES ENTERTAINMENT' in baby blue, zooms-out as the cloud background becomes ochre. The URL was seen for two seconds before fading out, and the animation for the rectangle was only shining.ģrd logo (1997-2005): We start seeing a blue cloud background with clouds moving. One Platinum Series variant had a much cheaper starfield at the beginning which fades into The Three Stooges which is still and plays for a second and reverts into a still image.The closing version of the Platinum Series variant had the rectangle shine.A still version of the logo appears at the end of some tapes.Currently, this company's Internet home page is redirected into Gaiam's web page. Starting in 1996, the URL text ' appeared at the bottom of the logo.On Platinum Series releases starting in 1993, a silver rectangle with the words ' PLATINUM SERIES' appeared under the filmreel that read ' HOME VIDEO' and shines.Then ' GOODTIMES', colored raspberry pink, appears over the filmreel. It then zooms-out, and the film reads 'H O M E V I D E O'.

Then it shifts to the pink film inside it, which becomes flat. A black & white version exists on B&W films.Ģnd logo (1989-2002): On a starry sky background, we see a filmreel, flying downward.The background was a gradient pink and the text was in 2-D. An earlier version had the parabolic rainbow wiping in to replace a circular blank outline.For the closing variant, ' PRESENTS' is not shown. Under the rainbow are ' HOME VIDEO' and under that in bronze ' PRESENTS'. As it finishes appearing, ' GOODTIMES', colored amber, appear above the rainbow. 1st logo (1985-1990): On a shady light blue background, we see a rainbow, wiping in left-to-right.