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Not the longest, not the most accurate, I just about got everything put in, missing a few unpopular variants, but oh well! Anyways, this logo history not only features 20th Century Fox...
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Beginning with the releases of The Call of the Wild on May 12, 2020, and Downhill on May 19, 2020, all DVDs and Blu-rays now use the shortened 20th Century Studios logo (with the same short music used in the 2010 logo) or the full Searchlight Pictures logo (with the full 1997 fanfare) for their future home media releases of 20th Century ...
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Jon101Smith and Fox Home Entertainment presents the history of 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. For entertainment purposes only. No copyright infringement intended. No rude...
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20th Century Fox Home Entertainment was formed in 1995 following the shutdown of its predecessor, Fox Video. This logo was used outside of North America on Laserdisc releases from 1995 to 2001, VHS releases right up to 2006 and DVD releases from 1999 to that year.
This logo can still be seen on some releases of its back-catalog films as well as on Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer releases. Alternate color version #2. White variant. Gold version #1, from Studio Classics DVD covers (2003–2006) Gold version #2, from most Star Wars DVD covers (2001–2006)
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After News Corporation split into News Corp and 21st Century Fox in 2013, the byline was permanently removed leaving only the logo just like the pre-2010 logos. Despite the name change in 2020, this logo is still used on the foxreedem.com website which has the color print version of the logo.
