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  1. The logo is in black and white, in an art-deco style, and in a 4:3 aspect ratio (like the first few minutes of the film). The logo starts at the top of the sky (different to the original logo) with animated stars and simple fireworks then it pans down to the cardboard castle.

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    • (Live-action film custom variants) (October 7, 1983-December 25, 1998) 1983 version. Return to Oz version. 1991 version, orange. 1991 version, white.
    • (June 21, 1985-December 12, 2006) Scope version. Widescreen version. 4K version. Scope version, filmed. Widescreen version, filmed. Open matte version, filmed.
    • (Return to Snowy River ending custom variant) (April 15, 1988) Visuals: On a black/navy blue gradient background, the regular "WALT Di SNEY" script, in a textured baby blue hue, writes itself onscreen (just like the 1986 Walt Disney Home Video logo).
    • (Pixar custom variant) (November 22, 1995-June 29, 2007) Open matte version. Regular version. Scope version. Workprint variant. Slightly stretched variant, taken directly from the Malaysian VCD of The Incredibles.
  4. 2006–present. Print logo. Notes. 1 Co-produced with sister company Pixar Animation Studios. 2 Walt Disney Animation Studios or now-defunct DisneyToon Studios. 3 Made by its Indian subsidiary. 4 Disney co-produced two of The Chronicles of Narnia trilogy, while 20th Century Studios involved in a third film.

  5. In 2000, Disney introduced a new variant of the logo, in which the background is black and a glowing orange beam appeared on the screen and illuminates the words Walt Disney Pictures. The light then shines the glowing arch, revealing the castle and fades out in the end (the closing logo is still).

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  7. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures (formerly Buena Vista Film Distribution, Buena Vista Distribution and Buena Vista Pictures Distribution) is an American distribution arm owned by Disney Entertainment a division of The Walt Disney Company.