Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Logo History 

The 1995 Warner Home Video logo brings back so many memories! Love the piano music.

18:09 This is From Space Jam 1996!

I think people who are movie lovers do research on this.

17:54 Nostalgia overload, bring back way too many good Memories.

0:20 1st Logo 3:57 2nd Logo 17:47 3rd Logo 21:35 4th Logo

14:17 Endgame is the most ambitious crossover event in history.

17:56 my favorite logo ever

19:08 This Is From Harry Potter and the Chamber of secrets Scooby doo 2002,Kangaroo Jack,Looney tunes back in action and More.

13:06 so this is where the blue and white logo starts its debut, okie

17:54 the memories, the music, please welcome into the stage….. The peaceful aka boring shield!

I've seen (in the UK at least) a variation of that SOME OTHER GREAT TITLES FOR THE SMALL SCREEN variant that plays the intro to The Door's LA Woman rather than the tune played here. Didn't know there was another version...

20:25 daffy duck was my favourite 😍

17:54 This is the true Warner Bros. logo. You can’t change my mind.

1985 variant: VHS releases from December 1985-December 26, 1990 The Warner Communications byline variant is seen on Cheyenne Autumn, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, The Goonies, The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie, Spies Like Us, Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird, Pee-wee's Big Adventure, The Color Purple, National Lampoon's European Vacation, Beetlejuice, The Lost Boys, Innerspace, Vision Quest, Under the Cherry Moon, Heartbreak Ridge, The Witches of Eastwick, Empire of the Sun, the first two Lethal Weapon movies, the first 3 volumes of Beetlejuice (the animated series), and Batman. Despite the Time Warner byline appearing on the packaging, this variant still appeared on the 1990 VHS releases of Driving Miss Daisy, Joe Versus the Volcano, Tango & Cash, Next of Kin, Gremlins 2: The New Batch, Cookie, Penn & Teller Get Killed, In Country, Next of Kin, Second Sight, Roger & Me, Tango & Cash, Men Don't Leave, Hard to Kill, Impulse, Quick Change, the last 3 volumes of Beetlejuice (The Animated Series), the last 3 volumes of Police Academy: The Animated Series, and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, plus the 1991 VHS of The Incredible Mr. Limpet (it's also intact on the 1994 reprint). 1990 variant: The Time Warner byline variant is a tough find, but it appeared on My Blue Heaven, Presumed Innocent, Memphis Belle, The Bonfire of the Vanities, The Rookie, The NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter, GoodFellas, Defending Your Life, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Out for Justice, Rover Dangerfield, Curly Sue, Batman Returns, Lethal Weapon 3, Stay Tuned, Under Siege, and Blade Runner: The Director's Cut (only the Japanese-subtitled VHS; the American release uses the Time Warner Entertainment byline). This variant is surprisingly retained on the 1997 reissues of Curly Sue and My Blue Heaven, as well as on the 1998 Warner Bros. Hits reissue of Taste the Blood of Dracula (all of which have the next logo on the packaging and labels). This can also be found on the German-dubbed release of Akira and later copies of the 1985 VHS of Gremlins and reissues of Risky Business, The Man With Two Brains and National Lampoon's Vacation (all of which come in the 1986 packaging). 1993 variant: The Time Warner Entertainment byline appeared during the waning days of the logo, and appeared on Demolition Man, The Fugitive, Dennis the Menace, It Takes Two (1995 film), The Bodyguard, Batman Forever, both Ace Ventura movies, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, and Animaniacs Sing-Along: Yakko's World among others. Among the last tapes to use this logo were Eraser (pan-and-scan VHS only; the letterboxed VHS uses the next logo), Twister (both pan and scan and letterboxed VHS releases), Joe's Apartment, Tin Cup, Carpool, and the demo VHS of Bogus. This also replaces the Warner Communications variant on later copies of the 1991 VHS reissues of Beetlejuice, Caddyshack and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. This was also retained on a 1998 Warner Bros HITS reissue of Disclosure. This variant makes a surprise appearance at the beginning of Tubi's print of "The Reindeer Hunter", the pilot episode of the Ace Ventura animated series.

1:21 can you tell me where did you get that? i’m looking for the original video for 8 years and still can’t find it

My favorite logo from Warner Home Video 17:54

1:51 Where was this from?

Out of all the logos in this video, the 1985 Warner Home Video logo is my favorite, but I love 2 versions of that logo the first version I like of the '85 Warner Home Video logo is the one that says "A Subsidiary of Warner Bros. Inc, A Warner Communications Company" and the second version that I like is one that says "A Subsidiary of Warner Bros. Inc, A Time Warner Company". I do like the Peaceful/Boring Shield logo from 1995-2017 and even the Peaceful Shield 2 logo from 2017 (which people love to hate on) but in my personal opinion, I prefer the Cheesy Shield logo more than the Peaceful/Boring Shield logo because the Cheesy Shield logo takes me back to my childhood days when I had Batman Forever on VHS as well as other movies that had the Cheesy Shield Warner Home Video logo

Perhaps a WB Animation Logo History could work

Wait a minute? How did Sir Topham Hatt know that Thomas tricked Ryan into taking bad coal? He wasn’t even at the construction yard when that happened.

AKA: Nostalgia logo history

Terry: You're Batman. Bruce: I was Batman.

Gracias por video del Warner home video

Wb logos in the 2000s had American online time Warner

He also found the rare logos, WHAT!?

13:24 What's that from?

KineMaster Watermark: *sleeping*

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Warner bros- 100 percents of polish Company

I believe 4 Warner brothers in clouds

Did you find any rare logos in the searchlight pictures logo history?

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