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*On TV Spot, same as the first trailer, but with the Posseidon ship background. |
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*On another TV Spot, much like the same as the first Trailer, but beside with Warner Bros Pictures. |
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Latest revision as of 06:02, 2 July 2024
These are the logo variations seen on trailers throughout the years by Virtual Studios, with more to be added over time.
V for Vendetta (2005): On the trailer, the logo has some print look and it lies on a red mist background.
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- On a TV spot, the logo is tannish brown and put on the same sky as before with Silver Pictures and Vertigo Comics logos.
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Blood Diamond (2006): The logo has stone surface.
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Poseidon (2006): The logo is white and in an underwater scenery.
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- On TV Spot, same as the first trailer, but with the Posseidon ship background.
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- On another TV Spot, much like the same as the first Trailer, but beside with Warner Bros Pictures.
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The Good German (2006): The logo has smoke around and a shine.
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300 (2007): On the trailer, the logo is also stone, but dark red.
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Nancy Drew (2007): The logo is opened and all light comes outside.
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