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Gone in 60 Seconds (2000): After the logo forms, the animation plays backwards segueing into the film.
'''Gone in 60 Seconds (2000):'''
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* After the logo forms, the animation plays backwards segueing into the film.
Kangaroo Jack (2003): Three kangaroos can briefly be seen crossing the road. After the logo is formed, the sun moves across the logo, transitioning to the opening credits.
Jerry Bruckheimer Films "Kangaroo Jack" (2003)
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----'''Kangaroo Jack (2003):'''
Veronica Guerin (2003): Instead of regular animation, we only see clouds moving in the logo and the tree already being formed.
Jerry Bruckheimer Films "Veronica Guerin" (2003)
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* Three kangaroos can briefly be seen crossing the road. After the logo is formed, the sun moves across the logo, transitioning to the opening credits.
Glory Road (2006): The logo is cut short. Then, the animation plays backwards segueing into the film.
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----'''Veronica Guerin (2003):'''
Déja Vù (2006): The logo plays normally until halfway when it plays in reverse. After that, it plays normally.
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* Instead of regular animation, we only see clouds moving in the logo and the tree already being formed.
National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007): Everything else in the logo fades out except the tree, which stays in its place during the opening scene.
Jerry Bruckheimer Films "National Treasure: Book of Secrets" (2007)


----'''Glory Road (2006):'''
On the trailer, the animation is in warp-speed. When the lightning strikes, the logo turns sepia and a curve of light comes from the right side of the screen. The logo fades out.
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* The logo is cut short. Then, the animation plays backwards segueing into the film.
G-Force (2009): Hurley (guinea pig from the movie) runs along the road, falls off the logo, and runs off scared when the tree is struck by lightning.
Jerry Bruckheimer Films - G-Force (2009)
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The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010): When the logo is finished, it gets swept away by a blue fog to reveal the text "Britain 740 AD."
Jerry Bruckheimer Films "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" (2010)
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----'''Déja Vù (2006):'''
The Lone Ranger (2013):The road is replaced with a train track. Also, the logo is slightly sped up.

Jerry Bruckheimer Films "The Lone Ranger" (2013)
* The logo plays normally until halfway when it plays in reverse. After that, it plays normally.

----'''National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007):'''

* Everything else in the logo fades out except the tree, which stays in its place during the opening scene.

* On the trailer, the animation is in warp-speed. When the lightning strikes, the logo turns sepia and a curve of light comes from the right side of the screen. The logo fades out.
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File:Jerry Bruckheimer Films (2007, National Treasure 2).png
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----'''G-Force (2009):'''

* Hurley (guinea pig from the movie) runs along the road, falls off the logo, and runs off scared when the tree is struck by lightning.
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File:Jerry Bruckheimer Films (2009, G-Force).png
</gallery>
----'''The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010):'''

* When the logo is finished, it gets swept away by a blue fog to reveal the text "Britain 740 AD."
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:Jerry Bruckheimer Films (2010, Sorcerer).png
</gallery>
----'''The Lone Ranger (2013):'''

* The road is replaced with a train track. Also, the logo is slightly sped up.
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
File:Jerry Bruckheimer Films (2013, Lone Ranger).png
</gallery>

Revision as of 12:21, 15 January 2021


Gone in 60 Seconds (2000):

  • After the logo forms, the animation plays backwards segueing into the film.

Kangaroo Jack (2003):
  • Three kangaroos can briefly be seen crossing the road. After the logo is formed, the sun moves across the logo, transitioning to the opening credits.

Veronica Guerin (2003):
  • Instead of regular animation, we only see clouds moving in the logo and the tree already being formed.

Glory Road (2006):
  • The logo is cut short. Then, the animation plays backwards segueing into the film.

Déja Vù (2006):
  • The logo plays normally until halfway when it plays in reverse. After that, it plays normally.

National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007):
  • Everything else in the logo fades out except the tree, which stays in its place during the opening scene.
  • On the trailer, the animation is in warp-speed. When the lightning strikes, the logo turns sepia and a curve of light comes from the right side of the screen. The logo fades out.

G-Force (2009):
  • Hurley (guinea pig from the movie) runs along the road, falls off the logo, and runs off scared when the tree is struck by lightning.

The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010):
  • When the logo is finished, it gets swept away by a blue fog to reveal the text "Britain 740 AD."

The Lone Ranger (2013):
  • The road is replaced with a train track. Also, the logo is slightly sped up.
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