Universal Pictures/NRA/A Paramount Picture (1997/1933)

From the 2020 Kino Lorber Blu-ray release of "Alice In Wonderland" (1933).
This is seen at the beginning of the film. Normally, when you hear the name "Alice in Wonderland" you probably think of the 1951 film or the 2010 film, both made by Disney, rather than this 1933 film. Given the usage of the 1997 Universal logo,

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Universal Pictures owns the classic Paramount Pictures library while Warner Bros. Pictures owns the pre-1986 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer library.

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1930-1950 films by Paramount are owned by EMKA Ltd, a division of Universal Television.

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“Given the usage of the 1997 Universal logo,”
what?

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UA-cam glitched CLGLD out on purpose to not let them finish what they wanted to say.
Typical Google DRM and anti-consumer BS? You bet.

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I can definitely spot that this is a 1.33:1 crop of a 1.78:1 matte of the Super 35 Universal logo

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The Universal logo is skipping, which probably means it was converted from a different frame rate to 24 fps.

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Alice is in wonderland

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what noah?

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@@katialamas8567 I said, Alice is in Wonderland.

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did it based off a disney movie….