Renaissance Pictures (1996)

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Renaissance pictures 1996

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One of life's biggest questions in terms of logos: Who is shown in the portrait that's getting torn up? It sure as heck ain't the Mona lisa.

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It's an art piece called "Portrait of a Youth" by Raphael

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​@@DaCosmicPrincethat's correct.

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@@DaCosmicPrinceSo basically, the innocence of youth is being forcefully ripped to shreds by their movies.

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@excrono That makes the logo even scarier. In my opinion this logo is probably the scariest ever. The creepy picture, eerie chanting & the sfx of the portrait exploding. It was almost certainly meant to be terrifying. Given the fact it was Bruce Campbell & Sam Raimis production company

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@@DaCosmicPrince Yes, you better believe Bruce and Sam felt it represented their films and the theory behind them. In art, everything is there for a reason.

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I wonder where the chant comes from?

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Renaissance pictures 1996