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'''Cheese | '''Cheese Factor:''' 1.5 | ||
'''Scare | '''Scare Factor:''' 2.8 | ||
'''{{AVID}} note:''' ''"The figure depicted in the logo is actually of the goddess Liberty (or the Roman goddess Libertas) as seen on the obverse of the "Standing Liberty quarter", which was minted from 1916 until 1930, though Columbia's version had longer hair. The model for the quarter was actress Doris Doscher, who sometimes worked in silent films under the name Doris Doree and also modeled for the statue on the Pulitzer Fountain.<sup>[https://www.ngccoin.com/news/article/5890/USA-Coin-Album/ <nowiki>[1]</nowiki>]</sup>"'' | '''{{AVID}} note:''' ''"The figure depicted in the logo is actually of the goddess Liberty (or the Roman goddess Libertas) as seen on the obverse of the "Standing Liberty quarter", which was minted from 1916 until 1930, though Columbia's version had longer hair. The model for the quarter was actress Doris Doscher, who sometimes worked in silent films under the name Doris Doree and also modeled for the statue on the Pulitzer Fountain.<sup>[https://www.ngccoin.com/news/article/5890/USA-Coin-Album/ <nowiki>[1]</nowiki>]</sup>"'' | ||
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'''Cheese | '''Cheese Factor:''' 2 | ||
'''Scare | '''Scare Factor:''' 0.35 | ||
'''Spida Factor:''' ''Spida think...'' its interesting | '''Spida Factor:''' ''Spida think...'' its interesting | ||
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'''Audio:''' ''usually "silent" (as in the theme of the things playing over it) or some other theme'' (11/27/25 update: i have no clue what i meant by some other theme) | '''Audio:''' ''usually "silent" (as in the theme of the things playing over it) or some other theme'' (11/27/25 update: i have no clue what i meant by some other theme) | ||
'''{{Rarity}}''' {{Common}} | '''{{Rarity}}''' {{Common}} | ||
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'''{{CLG}} note:''' ''"It's held up remarkably over the 40 years it's been used. It also served as the basis for the 1955 Screen Gems Television logo."'' | '''{{CLG}} note:''' ''"It's held up remarkably over the 40 years it's been used. It also served as the basis for the 1955 Screen Gems Television logo."'' | ||
'''Spida | '''Spida Factor:''' ''Spida think...'' pretty solid, even with the long timespan it didn't look too aged even in the 70s | ||
'''Ass Factor:''' i like that 19 uhhh goddamn 1970s capture whatever it was. itwas good | '''Ass Factor:''' i like that 19 uhhh goddamn 1970s capture whatever it was. itwas good | ||
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'''{{CLG}} note:''' ''"The logo was standard for the early Seventies with its simple and rough animation and eccentric sound effects. This logo isn't anywhere close to being as well known (or perhaps even feared) as its successors, because of both its short lifespan and chronic plastering."'' | '''{{CLG}} note:''' ''"The logo was standard for the early Seventies with its simple and rough animation and eccentric sound effects. This logo isn't anywhere close to being as well known (or perhaps even feared) as its successors, because of both its short lifespan and chronic plastering."'' | ||
'''Spida | '''Spida Factor:''' ''Spida think...'' Mhehheheeee John COfey other than that its pretty solid even if its timespan was pretty short especially compared to the last one | ||
'''Ass Factor:''' this shouldve been used longer man. im not normally a man who likes movie logos, but damn.. this is a good one | '''Ass Factor:''' this shouldve been used longer man. im not normally a man who likes movie logos, but damn.. this is a good one | ||
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'''{{CLG}} note:''' ''"A notable variant of the 1930s logo. It makes good use of the Souvenir font, making this logo work."'' | '''{{CLG}} note:''' ''"A notable variant of the 1930s logo. It makes good use of the Souvenir font, making this logo work."'' | ||
'''Spida | '''Spida Factor:''' ''Spida think...'' whys the nickname coke bhaha coke bottleee other than that while i still think the previous ones better, this ones still pretty solid | ||
'''Ass Factor:''' eeuuhuffbrppp | '''Ass Factor:''' eeuuhuffbrppp | ||
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'''{{CLG}} note:''' ''"A beautiful homage to the 1936 logo that has been in use for over 30 years, thanks to the well-crafted animation. However, some believe this logo is becoming stale and needs an update, especially since TriStar introduced a then-brand new logo in 2015 and this one continues to be used even for their 100th anniversary. However, the longevity of this logo may seem to mirror the longevity that the 3rd logo had."'' | '''{{CLG}} note:''' ''"A beautiful homage to the 1936 logo that has been in use for over 30 years, thanks to the well-crafted animation. However, some believe this logo is becoming stale and needs an update, especially since TriStar introduced a then-brand new logo in 2015 and this one continues to be used even for their 100th anniversary. However, the longevity of this logo may seem to mirror the longevity that the 3rd logo had."'' | ||
'''Spida | '''Spida Factor:''' ''Spida think...'' ay captain lookin GOOOD | ||
'''Ass Factor:''' most basic pick for a favorite logo ever | '''Ass Factor:''' most basic pick for a favorite logo ever | ||
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'''Scare Factor:''' 0. IDK | '''Scare Factor:''' 0. IDK | ||
{{AVID}} note: "This logo marks the first time in 31 years that the word "Pictures" is used onscreen. The use of variants is based on the Spider-Verse films that showcased various new/existing variants of the logo." | '''{{AVID}} note:''' ''"This logo marks the first time in 31 years that the word "Pictures" is used onscreen. The use of variants is based on the Spider-Verse films that showcased various new/existing variants of the logo."'' | ||
{{CLG}} note: "This logo marks the first time in 31 years that the word "Pictures" is used onscreen. The use of variants is based on the Spider-Verse films that showcased various new/existing variants of the logo." | '''{{CLG}} note:''' ''"This logo marks the first time in 31 years that the word "Pictures" is used onscreen. The use of variants is based on the Spider-Verse films that showcased various new/existing variants of the logo."'' | ||
'''Spida | '''Spida Factor:''' ''Spida think...'' Thi LOGO MARK 0 YEARS Spimer man | ||
'''Ass Factor:''' if you know, you know.... that's all im gonna say | '''Ass Factor:''' if you know, you know.... that's all im gonna say | ||