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''Not to be confused with [[New Line Home Entertainment]], a home entertainment subsidiary of [[New Line Cinema]].''
''Not to be confused with [[New Line Home Entertainment]], a home entertainment subsidiary of [[New Line Cinema]].''
===(1990s)===
===Logo (1990s)===
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'''Logo:''' On a white background, we see a stylized red "n" and black "L" (which slightly resembles the "L" in LaserVision's logo) above a black rectangle containing the stacked white text "NEW LINE HOME VIDEO" (the final two words are smaller and underneath the first two words), which is above a line and a small circle in its bottom-center, which rotates to face us before the black sides of the screen close in, stopping when they reach the black rectangle. After a few seconds, we quickly fade to black.


'''Visuals:''' On a white background, there is a stylized {{color|red}} "n" and black "L" (which slightly resembles the "L" in LaserVision's logo) above a black rectangle containing the stacked white text "NEW LINE HOME VIDEO" (the final two words are smaller and underneath the first two words), which is above a line and a small circle in its bottom-center, which rotates to face the camera before the black sides of the screen close in, stopping when they reach the black rectangle. After a few seconds, we quickly fade to black.
'''FX/SFX:''' Simplistic computer animation.


'''Technique:''' Simplistic computer animation.
'''Music/Sounds:''' A snippet of the audio for [[RLJE_Films#2nd_Logo_(1989-1998)|Image Entertainment]]'s second logo.

'''Audio:''' A snippet of the audio for [[Image Entertainment]]'s second logo.
'''Availability:''' Seen on at least one VHS tape, which is a Brazilian version of ''Bold Stroke'', also known as ''Brush With Death''.
'''Availability:''' Seen on at least two VHS tapes, which is a Brazilian VHS release of ''Bold Stroke'', also known as ''Brush With Death'', as well as a Brazilian VHS of ''Cursed,'' also known as ''Gargoyle'' or ''The Ungodly Power.''
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Latest revision as of 23:46, 27 November 2023


Not to be confused with New Line Home Entertainment, a home entertainment subsidiary of New Line Cinema.

Logo (1990s)


Visuals: On a white background, there is a stylized red "n" and black "L" (which slightly resembles the "L" in LaserVision's logo) above a black rectangle containing the stacked white text "NEW LINE HOME VIDEO" (the final two words are smaller and underneath the first two words), which is above a line and a small circle in its bottom-center, which rotates to face the camera before the black sides of the screen close in, stopping when they reach the black rectangle. After a few seconds, we quickly fade to black.

Technique: Simplistic computer animation.

Audio: A snippet of the audio for Image Entertainment's second logo.

Availability: Seen on at least two VHS tapes, which is a Brazilian VHS release of Bold Stroke, also known as Brush With Death, as well as a Brazilian VHS of Cursed, also known as Gargoyle or The Ungodly Power.

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