Because the logo and graphics changed and the camera started at the top and then the ground was glowing. In 1989 the logo was far from the earth and 1997 was near.
I always loved the 1990-1997 theme from movies I watched on VHS growing up, maybe it's not as triumphant and cathartic as the post-1997 theme but it still sounds gorgeous and elegant in its own right.
💯 I was born in 1986, so I grew up with this one and the one prior. But the early 90's theme has always had a special sound to my ears. It almost sounds happy and peaceful. 😄
The one with the globe lighting up just makes me think of our old house... us gathered round the TV... watching The Snowman on DVD... drinking hot chocolate... good times.
Well, I was born in the same year when Universal celebrated its 100 anniversary so if I get to live to see the 200th anniversary, I’ll be 100 years old when I first time, see it
I personally love the current one out of all of them. It's big, bombastic and befitting the name "Universal" Like it's hyping me up to go on an epic adventure. Which is exactly what it should be.
The best one was between 1997 and 2012. If you compare it closely to the current one, you'll notice that they got rid of the second "boom-boom" for some reason, which was a mistake in my opinion. The theme lost in epicness a bit and doesn't sound as satisfying. Like you can feel it's missing something. Second "boom-boom", that's what. 🥲
I have so much nostalgia for the 97-2012 one. I was born in 97 so that’s the one I grew up with. The current one is incredible though, when you’re actually sat in a cinema seeing it, it sends a chill down your spine
I was born in 1991, so for me personally its 4:00. I have great memories of watching ‘Babe’, ‘Balto’, ‘Beethoven and Beethoven 2’ and other great animal based movies this company made back then at my Grandparents house. 🥰
The theme from 2012 - 2013, (5:27) is from Casper. The part where Christina and Devon danced. This was when Devon was looking at the time because his time as a human was up.
0:49 The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923) The Phantom of Opera (1925) 0:59 The man who laughs (1928) Drácula (1931) Frankenstein (1931) The Mummy (1932) 1:08 The invisible man (1933) King Kong (1933) Werewolf in London (1935) 1:31 The Wolfman (1941) Frankenstein meets The Wolfman (1943) House of Frankenstein (1944) House of Dracula (1945) 1:45 The creature from The Black Lagoon (1954) Godzilla - American version (1954) This island earth (1955) 2:30 King Kong vs Godzilla (1963) An American Tail (1986) The Land Before Time (1988) 2:46 Childs Play 2 (1990) 4:00 Candyman (1992) Jurassic Park (1993) Street Fighter The Ultimate Battle (1994) Babe (1995) The Nutty Professor (1996) Scream (1996) 5:01 The Mummy (1997) Bride of Chucky (1998) Van Hellsing (2004) King Kong (2005) Bionicle Legend reburn (2009) Leap Year (2010) The Wolfman (2010) Despicable me! (2010) 5:21 Ted (2012) 6:27 Get Out (2017) The Mummy (2017) Cult of Chucky (2017) US (2019) The invisible man (2021) Candyman (2021)
@@omarthehedgehog2010 There's a pretty decent mini documentary on how they made the old HBO Feature Presentation opening. These old intros used the same method. Googling for documentaries on how they filmed the original Star Wars trilogy or the original Star Trek Series should also give you a good idea. Making movies and special effects wa a completely different art form back in the day and involved lots of modelling of the physical sort.
The new movie "Knock at the Cabin" uses the 1960-1987 version of the intro, with "A Comcast Company" at the bottom of screen. This was apparently done at the request of M Night Shyamalan.
1990's 75th anniversary version is _definitely_ the best. I always associate it with Back to the Future Part III. I love the idea of running through several of the older versions while a lone horn plays the theme alongside some tinkly chimes before building into the full orchestral version. They clearly attempted to recreate that with some of their subsequent versions, particularly the centennial one with its larger orchestra, but it doesn't quite hit the same.
Does anyone know what movie got the logo at 5:21? The music being used is "One Last Wish" from the first live-action Casper movie, and it's a rather curious choice instead of the usual Universal tune.
Yeah so the copyright was so bad I was almost gonna lose my channel so I had to trim it to avoid my channel getting deleted so I had to trim some parts so I’m sorry if it is bad now.
Jerry Goldsmith, composer of Rudy, Hoosiers, Gremlins and many more, composed the currently used music for universal intro with the two big drum beats. It debuted in The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997)
That's one movie I can watch over and over again. I'm nearing 40, so when me and my friends all get together, it's just automatically some judd apatow comedy we throw on that we've seen a dozen times, but scott pilgrim is the only one I really pay attention to. ,
The only logos still wrong is the first 2, the 1910 - 1918 logo is actually from 1913 - 1914, and the 1918 - 1919 logo is actually from 1914 - 1918, still nice though.
the 1962-1990 one kinda scared me when I was little, something about the planet appearing out of the darkness was unsettling. The 1991-1997 and 1997-2012 ones felt pretty magical though.
The 1935-1948, 1948-1962, and 1962-1990 logos are common for me (even though I was born in 1999) because I watched a bunch of old Woody Woodpecker cartoons on MeTV's Saturday Morning Cartoons block and MeTV Toons. Not only did they use these logos for Woody Woodpecker, but also for other Walter Lantz cartoons like Andy Panda, Chilly Willy, and The Beary Family.
1991-1997 stuck more to me, personally. I watched a lot more universal movies from that era when i was younger. I did see a few from the 1997-2012 era but I got uninterested after the 2013 version. Not even as a 6 year old (how old i was at the time) did i really like it. But hey, it could just be nostalgia holding me back from seeing its potential.
2:44 I always remembered the 75th anniversary logo on Back to the Future Part III.
True
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@@missbleach8767 no
Yeah after I saw Child play 2 in the theaters I was like so they celebrated their 75th anniversary bye doing child play 2 JESUS CHRIST 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@michaelmyers4577 lol
The 1990-1997 globe is light blue, the 1997-2012 globe is dark blue.
I like universal
The 1989-1997 globe is light blue, the 1997-2012 globe is dark blue.
Because the logo and graphics changed and the camera started at the top and then the ground was glowing. In 1989 the logo was far from the earth and 1997 was near.
And the globe they had since 2012 is straight up cerulean.
And 2013-now is realistic earth covered by metallic logo
I always loved the 1990-1997 theme from movies I watched on VHS growing up, maybe it's not as triumphant and cathartic as the post-1997 theme but it still sounds gorgeous and elegant in its own right.
💯
I was born in 1986, so I grew up with this one and the one prior. But the early 90's theme has always had a special sound to my ears. It almost sounds happy and peaceful. 😄
I like the 1990-1997 too
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Sudden death
im only 16 and i prefer the one from the early 90s. I too watched a lot of VHS movies when i was younger
The one with the globe lighting up just makes me think of our old house... us gathered round the TV... watching The Snowman on DVD... drinking hot chocolate... good times.
Who's exited to see the 200th anniversary logo in 2112?
If you are still alive by then
I wont see the 200th anniversary logo bc im gonna be dead before 2112
idk how because this girl thinks she will live 100 years for a logo.
Almost likely be dead by then
Well, I was born in the same year when Universal celebrated its 100 anniversary so if I get to live to see the 200th anniversary, I’ll be 100 years old when I first time, see it
I like how Earth's quality evolved as well
While the real Earth’s quality declined. I’ll take the movies over reality anytime.
@@GrantTarredus Damn, fr homie...
@@GrantTarredus Movie quality has also declined so this comment hasn't really aged at all.
@@beijingbrandon6220 Good point.
@@GrantTarreduscame here to say this
Kinda disappointed Universal didn't do a logo sequence in 2015 for the 30th anniversary of Back To The Future.
Could've had a delorean instead of a plane
I personally love the current one out of all of them.
It's big, bombastic and befitting the name "Universal"
Like it's hyping me up to go on an epic adventure. Which is exactly what it should be.
1990s sounded more nostalgic. It fit everything for that era.
Don’t compare
Same, it's beautiful. And the curved logo calls back to the '35 one nicely, which is still my second favorite.
The best one was between 1997 and 2012. If you compare it closely to the current one, you'll notice that they got rid of the second "boom-boom" for some reason, which was a mistake in my opinion. The theme lost in epicness a bit and doesn't sound as satisfying. Like you can feel it's missing something. Second "boom-boom", that's what. 🥲
@@kosmosycheI wish there was a version that combined the second boom boom from the 1997 one and the snare drums from the 2012 one
I have so much nostalgia for the 97-2012 one. I was born in 97 so that’s the one I grew up with. The current one is incredible though, when you’re actually sat in a cinema seeing it, it sends a chill down your spine
What
So you only watched new movies!? 🤨
You know a movie is going to start when you look up and sees the word 'universal'
Caught me off guard when I was on Crunchyroll about to watch anime and Universal popped up.
OGs remember 1997-2012
OGs remember 1910
honestly best one
despicable me
@@AbdunnurKhan exactly
As a Gen Z, this one was my childhood
5:00 it’s all thanks to Jurassic Park The Lost World that gave us the iconic theme from the past 25 years
And thanks to legendary Jerry Goldsmith who gave us that theme
And to brilliant Brian Tyler for amazing re-arrangement in post 2012 era
Yea!
And Despicable Me
5:00 This one brings me memories when I was a kid.
I was born in 1991, so for me personally its 4:00. I have great memories of watching ‘Babe’, ‘Balto’, ‘Beethoven and Beethoven 2’ and other great animal based movies this company made back then at my Grandparents house. 🥰
hely shit i agrer
Despicable Me
@@dragonfye1 I was born in 2012 No kidding
Tis
The theme from 2012 - 2013, (5:27) is from Casper. The part where Christina and Devon danced. This was when Devon was looking at the time because his time as a human was up.
Can I keep you?
0:49
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)
The Phantom of Opera (1925)
0:59
The man who laughs (1928)
Drácula (1931)
Frankenstein (1931)
The Mummy (1932)
1:08
The invisible man (1933)
King Kong (1933)
Werewolf in London (1935)
1:31
The Wolfman (1941)
Frankenstein meets The Wolfman (1943)
House of Frankenstein (1944)
House of Dracula (1945)
1:45
The creature from The Black Lagoon (1954)
Godzilla - American version (1954)
This island earth (1955)
2:30
King Kong vs Godzilla (1963)
An American Tail (1986)
The Land Before Time (1988)
2:46
Childs Play 2 (1990)
4:00
Candyman (1992)
Jurassic Park (1993)
Street Fighter The Ultimate Battle (1994)
Babe (1995)
The Nutty Professor (1996)
Scream (1996)
5:01
The Mummy (1997)
Bride of Chucky (1998)
Van Hellsing (2004)
King Kong (2005)
Bionicle Legend reburn (2009)
Leap Year (2010)
The Wolfman (2010)
Despicable me! (2010)
5:21
Ted (2012)
6:27
Get Out (2017)
The Mummy (2017)
Cult of Chucky (2017)
US (2019)
The invisible man (2021)
Candyman (2021)
6:27 the batman (2022)
2:30
E.T
5:21
The Lorax
Im annoyed you missed back to the future
@Shark Puppet & Brother I was born in 2007and know that
@Shark Puppet & Brother back the future is one of the most popular movies of all time
how the hell did they make those intros before cgi look semi-believable
Mini Models
@@samueljeshurunlamechp9894 Uh... Ok? But how are they made exactly?
@@samueljeshurunlamechp9894 correct
@@omarthehedgehog2010 There's a pretty decent mini documentary on how they made the old HBO Feature Presentation opening. These old intros used the same method.
Googling for documentaries on how they filmed the original Star Wars trilogy or the original Star Trek Series should also give you a good idea. Making movies and special effects wa a completely different art form back in the day and involved lots of modelling of the physical sort.
@@omarthehedgehog2010Stop Motion and green screen maybe
1990 to 1997 is my favorite one. It feels magical!
0:18 1910s
0:42 1920s
1:00 1930s
1:07 1940s
1:31 1935 - 1948 (NEW)
1:46 1950s - 1960s
2:30 1960s - 1990s
2:44 1990 - 1991 (NEW)
3:59 1991 - 1997 (EARLY)
4:20 1991 - 1997 (NEW)
4:40 1991 - 1997
5:00 1997 - 2012 (NEW)
5:20 2012 - 2013 (NORMAL)
6:01 2012 - 2013 (EARLY)
6:27 2013 (NOW)
You forgot the Waterworld (1995) one, where the land masses subtly get covered by the oceans.
And a couple Land Before Time ones where it has an animated plane that notices a backwards letter. Two versions that only differ in music used.
I like the 1991-1997 one
I can listens to that’s on repeats.
Brings back memories.
That one is by far my favourite, its almost dreamy
2:29 Anyone know specifically which movie this logo was from?
Ouija Origin of Evil
Back to the future
An American tale
Early 90s Universal intro is of course the most superior.
1:18 that’s really messy but really cool
The new movie "Knock at the Cabin" uses the 1960-1987 version of the intro, with "A Comcast Company" at the bottom of screen. This was apparently done at the request of M Night Shyamalan.
i'm will be like 99 years old when universal studios makes a 200th anniversary logo lol
It would’ve been funny to put in 2015’s minions because the minions sang the song, and universal is soooooooooooooooo old!
In Pitch Perfect 2 Elizabeth Banks and John Michael Higgins sing it acapella style!
1990's 75th anniversary version is _definitely_ the best. I always associate it with Back to the Future Part III. I love the idea of running through several of the older versions while a lone horn plays the theme alongside some tinkly chimes before building into the full orchestral version. They clearly attempted to recreate that with some of their subsequent versions, particularly the centennial one with its larger orchestra, but it doesn't quite hit the same.
I like that. Version too. I also grew up with the 1991-2012 version with the colors
Cause the Centennial one ends before the final logo.
1962 - And now - Nostalgia❤
5:21 Name of the first music?
One Last Wish Soundtrack of Casper
Casper
5:01 Legit goosebumps
0:18 here's when the tram starts
Yes
Universal Pictures (1912)
Universal Pictures (1922) 10th Anniversary
Universal Pictures (1940) 28th Anniversary
Universal Pictures (1990-1991) 75th Anniversary
Universal Pictures (2002) 90th Anniversary
Universal Pictures (2012) 100th Anniversary
Universal Pictures (2020) 108th Anniversary
Universal Pictures (2021) 109th Anniversary
Universal Pictures (2022) 110th Anniversary
Universal Pictures (2024) 112th Anniversary
1997-2012 is iconic, but the newest one is a huge improvement, not just visually, but also in terms of its iconic theme soundtrack
2:53 ❤ the 90s version i love it
Those intros get you in the mood to watch classic films. That one and the WB intro. The old b & w one.
0:18 1910's
0:42 1920's
0:58 1930's
1:07 1940's
1:44 1950's
1:44 1960's
2:28 1970's
2:28 1980's
2:28 1990's
5:00 2000's
5:00 2010's
6:26 2020's
Like?
Thx you deserve my like
30s version with the crystal globe is so glamorous
2:45 I think Back to The Future 3 was one of the first ones to have this version.
Yes, it is
1:11 rip headphone users
Does anyone know what movie got the logo at 5:21? The music being used is "One Last Wish" from the first live-action Casper movie, and it's a rather curious choice instead of the usual Universal tune.
The logo from 1991 through 1997 is my top favorite
Muito lindos esses logos⭐
I have an idea: if you still have the original version of this that isn't trimmed, then maybe you can try posting it someplace else?
1:08 for some reason, i hear "20th century fox" intro song in the background
4:00 My Childhood Is Here
johnthecarebearsfan1121 said he was born in 1991
Can you also do logo history on Warner Bros?
and also what about logo history on Paramount
And also my universal favorite which has color 1:30
Also you forgot
1:22, 1935-1948 blue tinted
1:31, 1935-1948 in color
1:58, 1948-1962 in color
2:11, 1948-1962 cinescope
1:22 перед мультсериала дятел вуди
I am trying to locate the one intro that has a plane flying around the world then stops right next to the logo, which is that?
I guess we both are looking
@@NoHandleDead 🦊
The 1923 one i'm talking you're talking about
@@worldcup86 no,I meant the one with a little face on it, a cartoonish one.
Uh… did this video get shorter?
I’m seeing a lot of comments with timestamps at 6:00 minutes into the video, but for me the video is only 4:49 long.
Yeah so the copyright was so bad I was almost gonna lose my channel so I had to trim it to avoid my channel getting deleted so I had to trim some parts so I’m sorry if it is bad now.
@@IcyDudeYT sorry that happened that mustve sucked
I remember 1975 and 1993-1997 the most because my favorite movies were Jaws, Jurassic Park and the Lost World Jurassic Park
Universals intro was actually introduced in 1913, so this whole thing could be very inaccurate
Not inaccuratw
Universal was founded in 1912 not 1913
I like the music from 91-97 the best. Much more soothing and embracing.
5:01 this sh1ts nostalgic af i was 6 watching jurassic park
5:22 R.I.P James Horner.
0:00-0:18 Wow I've never seen that one.
I feel like this part was in movie theaters 3:21
Jerry Goldsmith, composer of Rudy, Hoosiers, Gremlins and many more, composed the currently used music for universal intro with the two big drum beats. It debuted in The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997)
I didn't even notice that the 1997-2012 theme wasn't the same as the current one!!!! Cool!
Can't beat the originals! Earliest are the best as usual
2:11 I love this music
From sign of the pagan (1954)
3:21 This is made in the 90’s? That’s one of the highest resolution videos I’ve ever seen
Hold up if that's a 2013 intro then why did I just saw this intro from Madagascar which was released at 2005
it was probably a re-release
2:44 This particular 4-part Universal pictures startup is also before the King Ralph movie starts
huh..Despicable Me feels way older than 12 years now
One thing you forgot to add is Scott Pilgrim vs the world it had 8-bit style intro by Universal Pictures itself
That's one movie I can watch over and over again. I'm nearing 40, so when me and my friends all get together, it's just automatically some judd apatow comedy we throw on that we've seen a dozen times, but scott pilgrim is the only one I really pay attention to. ,
You forgot the Dark Universe intro from the 2017 movie The Mummy.
Wow, hard to believe that Universal and Paramount are actually older than Disney and Warner Bros.
The only logos still wrong is the first 2, the 1910 - 1918 logo is actually from 1913 - 1914, and the 1918 - 1919 logo is actually from 1914 - 1918, still nice though.
the 1962-1990 one kinda scared me when I was little, something about the planet appearing out of the darkness was unsettling. The 1991-1997 and 1997-2012 ones felt pretty magical though.
1991-1997 just makes me think im about to watch Babe... Memories... 😢
5:01 I liked the 1997-2012 one with the two drum beats the best.
110th anniversary universal (2022)
Why you didn't add the the Universal Studio logo where the minions are singing
Gotta love how the current theme is the 35-48 with a lot of epicness injected
Wasn't there a version that included a cartoon plane?
The 80s and 90s ones take the cake here
Evolution of blue sky please
2:44 to 3:20 Back to the Future 3 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
1:22 is my favorite
My too, Woody Woodpecker
Hey you forgot the Scott Pilgrim one!
The 1935-1948, 1948-1962, and 1962-1990 logos are common for me (even though I was born in 1999) because I watched a bunch of old Woody Woodpecker cartoons on MeTV's Saturday Morning Cartoons block and MeTV Toons. Not only did they use these logos for Woody Woodpecker, but also for other Walter Lantz cartoons like Andy Panda, Chilly Willy, and The Beary Family.
1991-1997 stuck more to me, personally. I watched a lot more universal movies from that era when i was younger. I did see a few from the 1997-2012 era but I got uninterested after the 2013 version. Not even as a 6 year old (how old i was at the time) did i really like it. But hey, it could just be nostalgia holding me back from seeing its potential.
You forgot the logo of the movie Flintstones Viva Rock Vegas in which instead of continents, Pangea appears
6:00 unifriended anymore?
6:26 and this.....
2:31 Back To The Future The Movie. (1985). X❤
Does anyone get reminded of 20th century Fox's intro when listening to 1935-1948?
Yes
I love the u at 6.35 6:35
To me, 5:24 and of course 6:00 are the best. Sound-wise, anyway.
The blue toned Woody Woodpecker opening version is gorgeous
5:21 Nostalgia.
6:26 2025 dogman: i can't wait to see release date
My Favorite is the 1997-2012 version
Its rare for me to go for the current one but its just so good it makes me firget it didnt always have a wrapping around animation
does anybody else remember a universal logo with a small red cartoon plane?
That was Universal Cartoons back in the 1990s
Universal animation studios
2:45 This screensaver is from the movie Child's Play 2
5:00 and 6:00 has the same intro but different
OG 1997, my favourite, reminds of jurassic park....
2090, it'll no longer be animation, but earth from actual space
My favorite from 1990s and 2000s
How did they make some of these logos