#SCREEN GEMS SERIES#

On some early films released by the company, the 'S' is bigger than usual.It occasionally appeared on non-horror/thriller movies such as Dear John and First Sunday. There's a red version of the logo used on some films, mostly horror/thrillers such as Untraceable, Lakeview Terrace, and Vacancy.In 2004, there is a registered trademark symbol that appears next to the name.June 4, 1999-October 18, 2013: 'A SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY' (This was used on the majority of their films.).June 4-July 9, 1999: Bylineless (This was only used on trailers.).The entire animation also has light trail and distortion effects. Under the 'S', the text 'SCREEN GEMS' flips into place and flashes, and underneath that, the Sony byline fades in.

#SCREEN GEMS SERIES#

A series of tops (similar to the 1973 ITC Entertainment logo) spin around it and form the two lines of the 'S' (the same as the 1965 Screen Gems Television logo, only the 'S' is also in a sky blue color). Logo: On a black background, a flash of light with a lens flare forms a light blue sphere. Red variant: 'S from Hell Redux', 'Revenge of the S from Hell', 'Red S', 'Not-So-Hellish S'.Original: 'S from Heaven', 'The CGI Spiral S from Heaven', 'The S Returns'.

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