The Vestron logo, there was a bunch of Vestron tapes including "The Running Man", "Nat Geo's Search for Battleship Bismarck", "My Little Pony The Movie" and "Platoon", but I can't remember which one of those it actually came from.
Exactly Lincoln: Well, it's time to do the official dance of the Loud House: the Running Man! Arnold Schwarzenegger: You’re been terminated. I appear in one of my successful films: the Running Man!
Holy crap, this quality! And so smooth, it feels like 60fps from time to time, even though it was uploaded long before UA-cam could even support it for at least 720p
Now I remember where the Vestron logo came from. It was "The Running Man". A good film starring Ah-nuld Schwarzenegger!!! The MGM/UA logo came from the Secret of Nimh, the 1990 Cartoon Moviestars release. An awesome film from Don Bluth (An American Tail, Rock-a-Doodle, Space Ace, Land Before Time, Dragon's Lair), based off of Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh.
I know that a few of these distributors didn't just do workout videos but also children's content. Wood knapp had the Weston Woods library, Good times had those vehicle videos (vids about fire trucks, trains, construction etc.), and Sony Wonder had a certain street in New York nobody knows how to get to. Makes you wonder what obscure children's shows were on the other logo's tapes.
I was referring to as Sesame Street Video Treasures had re-issues of children’s videos originally released by Hi-Tops Video PolyGram Video had the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (and also Peppermint Rose) Lorimar Home Video (in conjunction with Warner Home Video) had Jim Henson Play Along Video
The Life Company, which is not in this video, distributed Jillian Michaels workout videos. They also distributed Spark Plug mockbusters. Plus, it’s parent company, Star America, distributed Nelvana and Classic Media titles, including a certain braces-wearing girl which shall not be named. UPDATE: I think that was Sharon Spitz from Braceface. Can you find her please?
MGM/UA logo, I can't say for sure whether it is from Secret of NIMH, Rain Man, or it isn't from any of those. Same goes for Vestron, I can't remember which one of those it actually came from.
Academy Entertainment sounds a little bit like "Test For Echo" by Rush, or at least the intro of it. USA Home Video can be found on the VHS for the 1977 film "Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo", with a promo for the film "1984" being released in 1985 by USA Home Video! Wood Knapp Video can be found on a mid-80s TV commercial compilation tape featuring Joe Sedelmaier's work such as "Where's The Beef?" The case for it also has First Run Video, but its logo does not appear on the tape. AIP can be found on Space Mutiny, later featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000. The PolyGram Video logo at 4:55 is found on the 1989 VHS for the "A Show Of Hands" concert video from Rush. It is NOT found on the DVD re-release from 2006, that uses the standard PMV logo.
1:37 - the "Goodtimes Home Video" logo is also shown on 2 of my "Baby-sitters Club" and 1 of my "Little House on the Prairie" videocassettes (minus the "Platinum Series" trademark).
Vestron logo, I think it was The Running Man, USA Home Video logo, I think it was I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, MGM UA logo, I think it was Rain Man
@Christopher Lullabie It's barely a workout video but the Sally Struther's Fitness Walking video is Prism, but this logo comes from the Playgirl Morning Workout video.
i remembered watching four weddings and a funeral on vhs way back in 1995 with my mimi butcher when all of a sudden, the polygram video "red line" logo appeared out of the crt tv and frightened me to no end until i fell asleep during the movie. it was quite a cute, romantic film from polygram video. but now i'm older, i probably enjoy romantic lovestories on blu-ray disc (including the same one) from MGM/UA Home Video (thru 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment).
Vestron logo, I think it was from "The Running Man" or maybe "National Geographic's Search for Battleship Bismarck", but it's been so long I can't remember where it was fromUSA logo, I think it was "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings"
1. J2 Communications 2. Active Home Video 3. Continental Video 4. Academy Entertainment 5. Wood Knapp Video 6. Arman Julian Production 7. Sony Wonder 8. Video Treasure 9. Goodtimes Home Video 10. AIP studios 11. UAV corporations 12. HPG home Video 13. PPI entertainment Group // Parade Video 14. Producers' Video Inc. 14. Vestron Video 15. RKOV Pictures 16. ABC Kidavision 17. PolyGram Video 18. UNI distribution Corp. 19. PRISM entertainment 20. Strand Home Video 21. Goldhil Video 22. Barr entertainment 23. PolyGram Video (Version 2) 24. Maier Communications 25. Best Film & Video Corp. 26. Fire&ice Entertainment 27. Embassy Home Entertainment 28. Lorimar Home Video 29. First Run Video Note: Whoops I Messed Up First run Video So I Edit this
*YOU FORGOT ''FORUM HOME VIDEO'', (the other) ''PARADE VIDEO'' (logo), ''USA HOME VIDEO'' AND ''MGM/UA HOME VIDEO''! (and besides-which, you put ''14'' twice.)*
Logo #28 appeared on one of my VHS videos I was referring to as Lorimar Home Video Cover Girl Video Guide to Basic Make-Up With: Christie Brinkley (1987)
Arman-Julian Productions logo is much more scarier and guaranteed to give kids nightmares and not watch any tapes distributed by that company, and plus the PolyGram Video logo is from March 1993, not 1994.
The USA Home Video logo came from "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings". The version where the Artisan Entertainment logo appears after the USA Home Video logo.
USA Home Video, I do not remember where that came from either, I can't say for sure whether it is from "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" or isn't from that movie.
@Security Sign They kept the "Uni Distribution Corp." name because they released a lot of Blu-ray Disc and DVD titles (The Loud House, The Princess Diaries, Secret Central, etc)
All Smash Production Company Logos: (Part 6: Ultimate DLC Company Logos after Sora) 4:40 Eevee - Barr Entertainment 1:40 Larry the Cucumber - AIP Studios 2:08 Blocksworld Blockster - PPI Entertainment/Parade Video 5:11 Braixen - Maier Communcations
Logo: Against a starfield, the lilac colored CG letter “J” and number “2” are seen at extremely close range as they begin to rotate and move back, first separating shortly from one another in a diagonal direction, then reuniting. After they slow down and come to a stop, a pinpoint of light forms near the top of the screen and sweeps down in an arc, leaving the word “COMMUNICATIONS” trailing very rapidly from right to left in purple font. The “J” and “2” both emit one “sparkle”, in that respective order, and the logo fades out.
Hey Brandon Reina, the Vestron logo, I think it was "The Running Man" or "Nat Geo: Search for Battleship Bismarck", USA Home Video, I think it was "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings", Maier Group, I think it was "Dancing Grannies", MGM/UA, I think it was either "All Dogs Go To Heaven" or "Rain Man"
Vestron Video logo, I think it was "The Running Man" USA home video logo, I think it was "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" MGM/UA Home Video logo, I think it was "All Dogs go to Heaven"
Sony Wonder was from CinderElmo, J2 Communications was from The Last Unicorn, USA Home Video was from the Artisan Entertainment reprint of I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, MGM/UA Home Video was from The Secret of NIMH, Vestron Video was from The Running Man and Video Treasures was from Samurai Pizza Cats The Movie. Goodtimes was from Richard Simmons tone and sweat and Maier Group was from Dancing Grannies Mature Workout. Remember the Secret of NIMH and The Running Man? They were good movies.
3:39 This PolyGram Video logo was from Unseen Bean. 4:57 This PolyGram Video logo I think was from “X-Men: Enter Magneto”, but I can’t say for certain since it’s been a long time since this was put together.
Heh, I think that's where the Lorimar logo was from, "Wow, You're a Cartoonist" and I think where the PolyGram Video logo at 3:38 I think was from "Unseen Bean", but it's been so long I can't say for certain
3:09 I think that logo was from "The Running Man" or "National Geographic's Search for Battleship Bismarck", it's been so long I can't really remember where it was from2:43 I think it was "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings"5:37 I think it was from "Wow You're a Cartoonist"2:56 I think it was "All Dogs go to Heaven"3:39 I think it was "Unseen Bean"
The 1994 PolyGram Video Logo Was First Shown When They Released a Home Video Version of the #1 Romantic Comedy, Four Weddings and a Funeral, On VHS. WHAT A CUTE, ROMANTIC LOVESTORY FROM POLYGRAM VIDEO.
Also available: Thomas gets tricked and other stories, James learns a lesson and other stories, Thomas breaks the rules and other stories, Better late than never and other stories, Trust Thomas and other stories, Thomas gets bumped and other stories, Thomas, Percy and the dragon and other stories, Daisy and other Thomas stories, James goes buzz buzz and other Thomas stories.
Lorimar logo, I think it was from "Wow, You're a Cartoonist", but it's been so long I can't say for certain PolyGram PV Videotape logo, I think it was "Kratts' Creatures Checking out Chimps" USA logo, I think it was "I know why the Caged Bird Sings"
4:54 logo A pop melody plays on a white background,two gray circles appear forming a VHS,then a drill buzzing noise can be heard with a black circle with P on it and another one with a red V on it and the text Polygram video appears with two guitar notes then the logo ends.
As with the Laserdisc variation of the aforementioned logo A pop melody plays on a white background, a large gold circle appears forming a Laserdisc, then a drill buzzing noise can be heard with a black circle with P on it and another one with a red V on it and the text PolyGram Video appears, preceded by the Laserdisc certification mark with two guitar notes then the logo ends.
Lorimar Home Video logo, I think it was from "Wow, You're a Cartoonist", but it's been so long I can't say for certain PolyGram Video logo at 3:38, I think it was "Unseen Bean"
The MGM/UA Home Video logo was from "The Secret of NIMH", a good movie based off the novel Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH. Remember Mrs. Brisby's actor Elizabeth Hartman? She committed suicide by jumping out a window
Yep I made a meme based on the death of Elizabeth Hartman entitled "Don't You Dare Jump Out of a Window, Timmy Turner" (which featured Leni Loud) on DeviantArt
*NOW I KNOW THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS LOGO BEING BRITISH BECAUSE WE HAVE TWO POLYGRAM VIDEO LOGOS THAT APPEAR IN THIS VIDEO: SO WHERE IS ''THE VIDEO COLLECTION''? THEY WERE THE ONE OUT OF THE MANY VIDEO DISTRIBUTORS THAT RELEASED ''JANE FONDA'S NEW WORKOUT'' (new for the year ''1986'' anyway.) PLUS I'VE GOT A WORKOUT VIDEOTAPE BY THAT DISTRIBUTOR (The Video Collection) ENTITLED ''A WEEK WITH RAQUEL'' (it came out in the same year too.) ((1986)) (for The Video Collection, the year 1986 was not only the year for their new-at-the-time logo, but also the year for workout video programmes.) YES, IT IS A 7-DAY WAKE UP AND SHAPE-UP PROGRAM THAT IS DESIGNED TO LAST YOU 15 MINUTES A DAY! THE PROGRAMME ITSELF LASTS 105 MINUTES! (1 hour and 45 minutes.) PRETTY LONG FOR A WORKOUT VIDEO, WHEN MOST WORKOUT VIDEO PROGRAMMES USUALLY LAST FROM 30 MINUTES (half an hour,) TO 60 MINUTES! (an hour,) OR BOTH IF IT'S 90 MINUTES! (an hour and a half.) SO TO ROUND OFF THIS COMMENT REGARDING THE NEED TO INCLUDE THE VIDEO COLLECTION LOGO IN THIS COMPILATION~ IF YOU DO ANOTHER WORKOUT VIDEO LOGO COMPILATION: PLEASE INCLUDE ''THE VIDEO COLLECTION'', FOR THE SAKE OF THAT PARTICULAR VIDEO DISTRIBUTOR BEING INVOLVED WITH WORKOUT VIDEO PROGRAMMES!! I NOTICED YOU INCLUDED HIS YOUNGER BROTHER FROM AMERICA IN THIS VIDEO @**4:17**!!!!*
*(being sarcastic) OH REALLY? I DIDN'T KNOW THAT~ I MEAN, I'M ONLY AS OLD AS THAT COMMENT THAT I MADE OVER TWO YEARS AGO: I WILL BE ENTERING PRESCHOOL LATE THIS YEAR! (fuck off!!)*
@MrTweety2707 And theres a diff variant for the MrTweety Show tapes,Millie comes in,and Rips a piece out of the green part,then squeezes it to a outline of the windows 98 logo,then throws it away.
*FIRST OF ALL IT'S ''FIRE AND ICE ENTERTAINMENT''~ AND SECOND OF ALL: WHY DID YOU CALL THE SECOND POLYGRAM LOGO THAT WAS FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO {NEW}? THAT PARTICULAR POLYGRAM VIDEO LOGO IS FROM THE YEAR 1992, AND THE OTHER ONE WAS USED FROM 1993-1997! (before they had another logo.)*
I agree Their logo appeared at the start of "How to Be a Ballerina" (the 1995 workout exercise VHS for children), followed by the logo for Carlton Video My SONY Wonder collection Barbie: Beyond Pink How to Be a Ballerina Holly Hobbie and Friends: Christmas Wishes Sesame Street: Elmopalooza The Baby-Sitters Club: Music from the Columbia Pictures Movie
The Blue Sky Background (Used in the Sony Wonder logo) was Re-Used When the ABC/Electronic Arts Byline Shows Up Slowly Before the Creative Wonders logo appears.
I'll give you the list of logos: Lorimar Home Video, I think it was from "Wow, You're A Cartoonist", but it's been so long I can't say for certain Wood Knapp, I think it was "World's Funniest TV Commercials" PolyGram Video logo, I think it was "Unseen Bean" USA Home Video, I think it was "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" MGM/UA logo, I think it was "All Dogs go to heaven" Am I right?
Universal Studios Home Entertainment owns the "Mr. Bean" trademark and character when Seagram merged with PolyGram Video which is a subsidiary of Comcast Corporation.
*THESE ARE ALL FROM LOW TO MID-BUDGET HOME VIDEO LOGOS IN WHICH THE COMPANIES THEMSELVES HAVE ALL BEEN INVOLVED IN BANKRUPTCY SCANDALS BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER THE MILLENNIUM!*
I can't say for sure whether the Vestron logo is from "The Running Man" or did not come from that film. I had some Vestron movies like the Nat Geo videos, but I do not know if it came from "The Running Man" or "Search for Battleship Bismarck". I can't remember which one of those it came from. But it was not taken from "Rocky Mountain Beaver Pond".
1:09 ooh yeah....I used to love this logo as a kid.
Greeny phantom
I don’t have a Sony wonder VHS
What a great bunch of logos. You never see these in other compilations!
In the 1983-1992 Prism Entertainment theme, the Korg Poly-800 patches "Synth Sweep" and "Filter Lead" were heard.
*PRISM STARTED IN 1984!*
I remember some of these video logos, rented a lot of movies back in the day!
epic and original. nothing can make logos like the vhs era
The Vestron logo, there was a bunch of Vestron tapes including "The Running Man", "Nat Geo's Search for Battleship Bismarck", "My Little Pony The Movie" and "Platoon", but I can't remember which one of those it actually came from.
Exactly
Lincoln: Well, it's time to do the official dance of the Loud House: the Running Man!
Arnold Schwarzenegger: You’re been terminated. I appear in one of my successful films: the Running Man!
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@@karenvillalobos6207
What does that mean?
Holy crap, this quality! And so smooth, it feels like 60fps from time to time, even though it was uploaded long before UA-cam could even support it for at least 720p
Now I remember where the Vestron logo came from. It was "The Running Man". A good film starring Ah-nuld Schwarzenegger!!! The MGM/UA logo came from the Secret of Nimh, the 1990 Cartoon Moviestars release. An awesome film from Don Bluth (An American Tail, Rock-a-Doodle, Space Ace, Land Before Time, Dragon's Lair), based off of Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh.
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Arman Julian Productions has an epic logo!
I know that a few of these distributors didn't just do workout videos but also children's content. Wood knapp had the Weston Woods library, Good times had those vehicle videos (vids about fire trucks, trains, construction etc.), and Sony Wonder had a certain street in New York nobody knows how to get to. Makes you wonder what obscure children's shows were on the other logo's tapes.
I was referring to as Sesame Street
Video Treasures had re-issues of children’s videos originally released by Hi-Tops Video
PolyGram Video had the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (and also Peppermint Rose)
Lorimar Home Video (in conjunction with Warner Home Video) had Jim Henson Play Along Video
The Life Company, which is not in this video, distributed Jillian Michaels workout videos. They also distributed Spark Plug mockbusters. Plus, it’s parent company, Star America, distributed Nelvana and Classic Media titles, including a certain braces-wearing girl which shall not be named.
UPDATE: I think that was Sharon Spitz from Braceface. Can you find her please?
MGM/UA logo, I can't say for sure whether it is from Secret of NIMH, Rain Man, or it isn't from any of those. Same goes for Vestron, I can't remember which one of those it actually came from.
3:53 logo was cool (Prism).
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Heck, The Neon Video Tape wasn't as scary as I thought
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The Readers Corner
El logo, cómo que tiene un toque bastante único. / The logo, how it has a quite unique touch.
PolyGram Video logo at 3:38, I think it was "Unseen Bean"
2:27 The jingle I used to use until 2022.
Academy Entertainment sounds a little bit like "Test For Echo" by Rush, or at least the intro of it.
USA Home Video can be found on the VHS for the 1977 film "Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo", with a promo for the film "1984" being released in 1985 by USA Home Video!
Wood Knapp Video can be found on a mid-80s TV commercial compilation tape featuring Joe Sedelmaier's work such as "Where's The Beef?" The case for it also has First Run Video, but its logo does not appear on the tape.
AIP can be found on Space Mutiny, later featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000.
The PolyGram Video logo at 4:55 is found on the 1989 VHS for the "A Show Of Hands" concert video from Rush. It is NOT found on the DVD re-release from 2006, that uses the standard PMV logo.
*THE ''FIRE AND ICE ENTERTAINMENT'' LOGO SHOULD'VE BEEN SEEN RIGHT AFTER THE ''MAIER COMMUNICATIONS'' LOGO!*
You Forgot the Buena Vista Home Video Logo on "Dance! Workout with Barbie!".
1:37 - the "Goodtimes Home Video" logo is also shown on 2 of my "Baby-sitters Club" and 1 of my "Little House on the Prairie" videocassettes (minus the "Platinum Series" trademark).
Vestron logo, I think it was The Running Man, USA Home Video logo, I think it was I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, MGM UA logo, I think it was Rain Man
The music can
@Christopher Lullabie It's barely a workout video but the Sally Struther's Fitness Walking video is Prism, but this logo comes from the Playgirl Morning Workout video.
Sony wonder
Oh my *GOD* how is sony wonder a workout video logo
+Kinzsters172 The Go!Animate Video Maker Because they released a Sesame Street exercise video: Elmocize.
Hard Stars
0:29 My 2nd favorite logo!
i remembered watching four weddings and a funeral on vhs way back in 1995 with my mimi butcher when all of a sudden, the polygram video "red line" logo appeared out of the crt tv and frightened me to no end until i fell asleep during the movie. it was quite a cute, romantic film from polygram video. but now i'm older, i probably enjoy romantic lovestories on blu-ray disc (including the same one) from MGM/UA Home Video (thru 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment).
These logos are awesome!
These are awesome, but sheesh! How many workout videos were there back then?! Whoever uploaded all these must be sooo fit! Like omg!
The first logo is J2 - It was in Last Unicorn
The Vestron Video logo was from either "The Running Man", or "Search for Battleship Bismarck".
Vestron logo, I think it was from "The Running Man" or maybe "National Geographic's Search for Battleship Bismarck", but it's been so long I can't remember where it was fromUSA logo, I think it was "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings"
this compilation would make for a treasure chest of delicious vaporwave graphics
0:45 Where have I seen that logo before? Probably Reading Rainbow
4:17 Thomas the Tank Engine comes to mind
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Nice. Never heard of Sony Wonder before
Sony Wonder was the children's sublabel of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Their logo was seen on their DVD releases.
1. J2 Communications
2. Active Home Video
3. Continental Video
4. Academy Entertainment
5. Wood Knapp Video
6. Arman Julian Production
7. Sony Wonder
8. Video Treasure
9. Goodtimes Home Video
10. AIP studios
11. UAV corporations
12. HPG home Video
13. PPI entertainment Group // Parade Video
14. Producers' Video Inc.
14. Vestron Video
15. RKOV Pictures
16. ABC Kidavision
17. PolyGram Video
18. UNI distribution Corp.
19. PRISM entertainment
20. Strand Home Video
21. Goldhil Video
22. Barr entertainment
23. PolyGram Video (Version 2)
24. Maier Communications
25. Best Film & Video Corp.
26. Fire&ice Entertainment
27. Embassy Home Entertainment
28. Lorimar Home Video
29. First Run Video
Note: Whoops I Messed Up First run Video So I Edit this
*YOU FORGOT ''FORUM HOME VIDEO'', (the other) ''PARADE VIDEO'' (logo), ''USA HOME VIDEO'' AND ''MGM/UA HOME VIDEO''! (and besides-which, you put ''14'' twice.)*
Logo #28 appeared on one of my VHS videos
I was referring to as Lorimar Home Video
Cover Girl Video Guide to Basic Make-Up With: Christie Brinkley (1987)
I can't say for sure whether the Vestron logo is from "The Running Man", or isn't. Or maybe it came from "Nat Geo's Search for Battleship Bismarck".
Arman-Julian Productions logo is much more scarier and guaranteed to give kids nightmares and not watch any tapes distributed by that company, and plus the PolyGram Video logo is from March 1993, not 1994.
The USA Home Video logo came from "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings". The version where the Artisan Entertainment logo appears after the USA Home Video logo.
I had that PolyGram video logo on my two Power Rangers video tapes
PolyGram Video lost the rights of Power Rangers to Warner Music Group's Maier Communications sublabel in which they lost their rights to Disney.
The Lorimar logo, I think it was from "Wow, You're a Cartoonist", but it's been so long I can't say for certain
2:27 dance time
This must be one hell of a workout video if all these companies are involved. (I know it's a compilation video)
0:30 Can somebody tell me what the song is?
Street Pulse by Network Music Ensemble
5:27 A horror movie called "The Tempter" is where this Embassy logo is from
02:20 - Forum Home Video - My favorite logo
USA Home Video, I do not remember where that came from either, I can't say for sure whether it is from "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" or isn't from that movie.
3:44 I love that uni distribution corp logo
Uni Distribution Corp became Universal Music Group after Seagram acquired PolyGram from Philips Electronics in 1997
@Security Sign
They kept the "Uni Distribution Corp." name because they released a lot of Blu-ray Disc and DVD titles (The Loud House, The Princess Diaries, Secret Central, etc)
In the 1983-1992 Prism Entertainment them, the Korg Poly-800 patch "Synth Sweep" was heard.
Prism and Polygram(1991) are my favorites!
Was the yellow grid at 0:09 a part of one of the logos? I couldn't seem to find it anywhere.
Like some other commentators here said, the yellow grid is from a Video Associates workout VHS.
Something is from Barr. Maier zooms up like a yellow grid at 0:10
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In the 1984-1992 Prism Entertainment them, the Korg Poly-800 patch "Synth Sweep" was heard.
1:09 Remember that one the beginners bible and veggetalez those logos in
All Smash Production Company Logos: (Part 6: Ultimate DLC Company Logos after Sora)
4:40 Eevee - Barr Entertainment
1:40 Larry the Cucumber - AIP Studios
2:08 Blocksworld Blockster - PPI Entertainment/Parade Video
5:11 Braixen - Maier Communcations
Logo: Against a starfield, the lilac
colored CG letter “J” and number “2”
are seen at extremely close range as
they begin to rotate and move back,
first separating shortly from one
another in a diagonal direction, then
reuniting. After they slow down and
come to a stop, a pinpoint of light
forms near the top of the screen and
sweeps down in an arc, leaving the
word “COMMUNICATIONS” trailing
very rapidly from right to left in
purple font. The “J” and “2” both
emit one “sparkle”, in that respective
order, and the logo fades out.
Hey Brandon Reina, the Vestron logo, I think it was "The Running Man" or "Nat Geo: Search for Battleship Bismarck", USA Home Video, I think it was "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings", Maier Group, I think it was "Dancing Grannies", MGM/UA, I think it was either "All Dogs Go To Heaven" or "Rain Man"
Logan Maxwell I FOUND THE YELLOW GRID!
Logan Maxwell IT WAS ATCIVE HOME VIDEO!
2:27 parade video rare
I like that music
Lorimar Home Video logo, I think it was from "Wow, You're a Cartoonist", but it's been so long I can't remember where it was from
That logo appeared after the 1985 Warner Home Video logo (Warner Communications byline).
Vestron Video logo, I think it was "The Running Man" USA home video logo, I think it was "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" MGM/UA Home Video logo, I think it was "All Dogs go to Heaven"
All of these come from your workout videos? Some of them are very rare.
Sony Wonder was from CinderElmo, J2 Communications was from The Last Unicorn, USA Home Video was from the Artisan Entertainment reprint of I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, MGM/UA Home Video was from The Secret of NIMH, Vestron Video was from The Running Man and Video Treasures was from Samurai Pizza Cats The Movie. Goodtimes was from Richard Simmons tone and sweat and Maier Group was from Dancing Grannies Mature Workout. Remember the Secret of NIMH and The Running Man? They were good movies.
MGM/UA Home Video is definitely from “The Secret of NIMH” (have you seen that one?) with Elizabeth Hartman and Dom DeLuise.
0:29 Hey Hard Stars, what's the song called? It's so cool!
And you know what Brandon Reina, I can't swear where the Lorimar logo was from but I think it was "Wow, you're a cartoonist"
MGM/UA logo came from Secret of Nimh. That was such a good movie. Isn't that a Don Bluth gem next to An American Tail?
3:39 This PolyGram Video logo was from Unseen Bean.
4:57 This PolyGram Video logo I think was from “X-Men: Enter Magneto”, but I can’t say for certain since it’s been a long time since this was put together.
I can't say for certain where the Lorimar logo was from, but I think it was "Wow, You're a Cartoonist"
Heh, I think that's where the Lorimar logo was from, "Wow, You're a Cartoonist" and I think where the PolyGram Video logo at 3:38 I think was from "Unseen Bean", but it's been so long I can't say for certain
The name of the song by ''Academy Entertainment''???
3:09 I think that logo was from "The Running Man" or "National Geographic's Search for Battleship Bismarck", it's been so long I can't really remember where it was from2:43 I think it was "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings"5:37 I think it was from "Wow You're a Cartoonist"2:56 I think it was "All Dogs go to Heaven"3:39 I think it was "Unseen Bean"
CBS Fox logo, I think it was "Empire Strikes Back"
1 J2
2 Active
3 Continental
4 Academy
5 Wood Knapp
6 Arman Julian
7 Sony Wonder
8 Video Treasure
9 Goodtimes
10 AIP
11 UAV
12 HPG
13 PPI/Palace
14 Forum
15 Parade
16 USA
17 MGM/UA
18 PVI
19 Vestron
20 RKO
21 Kidavision
22 Polygram
23 Uni
24 Prism
25 Strand
26 Goldhil
27 Barr
28 PV Polygram
29 Maier
30 Best Film corp
31 Fire and Ice
32 Embassy
33 Lorimar
34 First Run
7 and 32 - Sony Corporation
14, 17, 22 and 28 - Amazon / Comcast
23 - Comcast
21 - The Walt Disney Company
8, 16 and 19 - Lionsgate
33 - WarnerMedia
The 1994 PolyGram Video Logo Was First Shown When They Released a Home Video Version of the #1 Romantic Comedy, Four Weddings and a Funeral, On VHS. WHAT A CUTE, ROMANTIC LOVESTORY FROM POLYGRAM VIDEO.
You forget Kultur!
Being a dancer, I know!
Also available: Thomas gets tricked and other stories, James learns a lesson and other stories, Thomas breaks the rules and other stories, Better late than never and other stories, Trust Thomas and other stories, Thomas gets bumped and other stories, Thomas, Percy and the dragon and other stories, Daisy and other Thomas stories, James goes buzz buzz and other Thomas stories.
Lorimar logo, I think it was from "Wow, You're a Cartoonist", but it's been so long I can't say for certain PolyGram PV Videotape logo, I think it was "Kratts' Creatures Checking out Chimps" USA logo, I think it was "I know why the Caged Bird Sings"
What exercise videos had the MGM/UA Home Video logo on it?
4:54 my favorite logo
4:54 logo
A pop melody plays on a white background,two gray circles appear forming a VHS,then a drill buzzing noise can be heard with a black circle with P on it and another one with a red V on it and the text Polygram video appears with two guitar notes then the logo ends.
As with the Laserdisc variation of the aforementioned logo
A pop melody plays on a white background, a large gold circle appears forming a Laserdisc, then a drill buzzing noise can be heard with a black circle with P on it and another one with a red V on it and the text PolyGram Video appears, preceded by the Laserdisc certification mark with two guitar notes then the logo ends.
The Lorimar logo, I think it was from "Wow, You're a Cartoonist", but I can't say for certain
Category: Sport.
The music in the Academy Entertainment logo is Street Pulse by Network Music Ensemble.
5:22 5:24
Don’t forget about WarnerVision Entertainment logo from Jenny Craig Personal Fitness.
Lorimar Home Video logo, I think it was from "Wow, You're a Cartoonist", but it's been so long I can't say for certain PolyGram Video logo at 3:38, I think it was "Unseen Bean"
The MGM/UA Home Video logo was from "The Secret of NIMH", a good movie based off the novel Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH. Remember Mrs. Brisby's actor Elizabeth Hartman? She committed suicide by jumping out a window
Yep
I made a meme based on the death of Elizabeth Hartman entitled "Don't You Dare Jump Out of a Window, Timmy Turner" (which featured Leni Loud) on DeviantArt
Were all of these from the later part of the 80s (like 88 or 89) or are all these early 90s vintage?
2:52 I love this logo when I was 8 and I am the 8 year old boy
*NOW I KNOW THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS LOGO BEING BRITISH BECAUSE WE HAVE TWO POLYGRAM VIDEO LOGOS THAT APPEAR IN THIS VIDEO: SO WHERE IS ''THE VIDEO COLLECTION''? THEY WERE THE ONE OUT OF THE MANY VIDEO DISTRIBUTORS THAT RELEASED ''JANE FONDA'S NEW WORKOUT'' (new for the year ''1986'' anyway.) PLUS I'VE GOT A WORKOUT VIDEOTAPE BY THAT DISTRIBUTOR (The Video Collection) ENTITLED ''A WEEK WITH RAQUEL'' (it came out in the same year too.) ((1986)) (for The Video Collection, the year 1986 was not only the year for their new-at-the-time logo, but also the year for workout video programmes.) YES, IT IS A 7-DAY WAKE UP AND SHAPE-UP PROGRAM THAT IS DESIGNED TO LAST YOU 15 MINUTES A DAY! THE PROGRAMME ITSELF LASTS 105 MINUTES! (1 hour and 45 minutes.) PRETTY LONG FOR A WORKOUT VIDEO, WHEN MOST WORKOUT VIDEO PROGRAMMES USUALLY LAST FROM 30 MINUTES (half an hour,) TO 60 MINUTES! (an hour,) OR BOTH IF IT'S 90 MINUTES! (an hour and a half.) SO TO ROUND OFF THIS COMMENT REGARDING THE NEED TO INCLUDE THE VIDEO COLLECTION LOGO IN THIS COMPILATION~ IF YOU DO ANOTHER WORKOUT VIDEO LOGO COMPILATION: PLEASE INCLUDE ''THE VIDEO COLLECTION'', FOR THE SAKE OF THAT PARTICULAR VIDEO DISTRIBUTOR BEING INVOLVED WITH WORKOUT VIDEO PROGRAMMES!! I NOTICED YOU INCLUDED HIS YOUNGER BROTHER FROM AMERICA IN THIS VIDEO @**4:17**!!!!*
+NECHO II OH MY GOD SHUT THE FUCK UP
*(being sarcastic) OH REALLY? I DIDN'T KNOW THAT~ I MEAN, I'M ONLY AS OLD AS THAT COMMENT THAT I MADE OVER TWO YEARS AGO: I WILL BE ENTERING PRESCHOOL LATE THIS YEAR! (fuck off!!)*
The UAV logo, I think it was "Big Trucks, Tractors and Trains"
I love watching videos like this
Forum Home Video uses the tune from Alan Parsons Project's "Where's the Walrus?"
@MrTweety2707 And theres a diff variant for the MrTweety Show tapes,Millie comes in,and
Rips a piece out of the green part,then squeezes it to a outline of the windows 98 logo,then throws it away.
0:49 Arman Julian Productions (Nightmare Warning)
*FIRST OF ALL IT'S ''FIRE AND ICE ENTERTAINMENT''~ AND SECOND OF ALL: WHY DID YOU CALL THE SECOND POLYGRAM LOGO THAT WAS FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO {NEW}? THAT PARTICULAR POLYGRAM VIDEO LOGO IS FROM THE YEAR 1992, AND THE OTHER ONE WAS USED FROM 1993-1997! (before they had another logo.)*
Not scary
Maier Group logo, I think it was "Dancing Grannies"
SONY wonder is the best!
I agree
Their logo appeared at the start of "How to Be a Ballerina" (the 1995 workout exercise VHS for children), followed by the logo for Carlton Video
My SONY Wonder collection
Barbie: Beyond Pink
How to Be a Ballerina
Holly Hobbie and Friends: Christmas Wishes
Sesame Street: Elmopalooza
The Baby-Sitters Club: Music from the Columbia Pictures Movie
The Blue Sky Background (Used in the Sony Wonder logo) was Re-Used When the ABC/Electronic Arts Byline Shows Up Slowly Before the Creative Wonders logo appears.
Arman Julian logo, it's from a movie called Maximum Potential (1987)
1:40
Yo reset Counter, can you make a part 2 tomorrow night, Please and Thank You
the prism logo, I think it was "Baby on Board"
David Brenner's I Hate to Workout! Workout
Peaceful
Get2stepn, the Academy logo is from Shaking The Tree, i think. 1995.
I'll give you the list of logos:
Lorimar Home Video, I think it was from "Wow, You're A Cartoonist", but it's been so long I can't say for certain
Wood Knapp, I think it was "World's Funniest TV Commercials"
PolyGram Video logo, I think it was "Unseen Bean"
USA Home Video, I think it was "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings"
MGM/UA logo, I think it was "All Dogs go to heaven"
Am I right?
Universal Studios Home Entertainment owns the "Mr. Bean" trademark and character when Seagram merged with PolyGram Video which is a subsidiary of Comcast Corporation.
*THESE ARE ALL FROM LOW TO MID-BUDGET HOME VIDEO LOGOS IN WHICH THE COMPANIES THEMSELVES HAVE ALL BEEN INVOLVED IN BANKRUPTCY SCANDALS BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER THE MILLENNIUM!*
*WRONG CATEGORY: THIS IS FILM AND ANIMATION, NOTHING TO DO WITH SPORTS!*
I had some Vestron tapes including the Nat Geo videos, and the Running Man, but I do not know which one of those it came from.
I can't say for sure whether the Vestron logo is from "The Running Man" or did not come from that film. I had some Vestron movies like the Nat Geo videos, but I do not know if it came from "The Running Man" or "Search for Battleship Bismarck". I can't remember which one of those it came from. But it was not taken from "Rocky Mountain Beaver Pond".
199th-Decade Video Logos