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2. www.avid.wiki › Screen_GemsScreen Gems - Audiovisual Identity Database

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   Sep 29, 2024 · 1st Logo (June 4, 1999-) Visuals: On a black background, a flash of light with a lens flare forms a light blue sphere. A series of tops 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). Under the "S", the text "SCREEN GEMS" flips into place and flashes ...

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   Apr 17, 2023 · The 50 Best Movies on Amazon Prime Right Now (October 2024) The 40 Best Horror Movies on Netflix Right Now (Oct. 2024) The 35 Best Anime of All Time. 15. Underworld: Evolution (2006) The first ...

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   April 27, 2001. The Forsaken. co-production with Sandstorm Films. August 24, 2001. Ghosts of Mars. distribution outside France only; co-production with Storm King Productions. September 7, 2001. Two Can Play That Game. co-production with C4 Pictures.

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   December 4, 2009	Armored	co-production with Stars Road ...
   October 16, 2009	The Stepfather	co-production with Maverick Films, ...
   April 24, 2009	Obsessed	co-production with Rainforest Films
   February 20, 2009	Fired Up!	co-production with Moving Pictures, Gross ...

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   Credits. These are the logo variations seen on trailer throughout the years by Screen Gems Pictures, with more to be added overtime. Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004), Resident Evil: Extinction (2007) and Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010): The logo turns into the Umbrella Corporation logo and the company's name and the byline disappear.

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   Screen Gems/Logo Variations. These are the logo variations seen throughout the years by Screen Gems Pictures, with more to be added overtime. Timecode (2000): Right before the animation completes, the logo splits into four, then distorts. D.E.B.S. (2004): The "S" gets covered with a blue plaid fabric (worn by the schoolgirls in the film).

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   Does Screen Gems have a logo?

   • The studio didn't have an on-screen logo until 1999. Visuals: On a black background, a flash of light with a lens flare forms a light blue sphere. A series of tops 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).

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   How does Screen Gems animation work?

   • A series of tops 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). Under the "S", the text "SCREEN GEMS" flips into place and flashes, and underneath that, the Sony byline fades in. The entire animation also has light trail and distortion effects.

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   Should genre fans know Screen Gems?

   • But genre fans should know Screen Gems well, even if they’ve come to dread it: This is the house that Paul W.S. Anderson built, a clearinghouse for action, horror, action-horror, action-fantasy, action-fantasy-horror, and other movies that weren’t getting much respect when the division’s current incarnation emerged nearly 25 years ago.

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   Is 'Screen Gems' a good movie?

   • Some are pretty awful. But Screen Gems has carved out an identity for itself – there is certainly an easily recognizable “Screen Gems movie” vibe and The Pope’s Exorcist very much has it – while also throwing some genre curveballs. Its first film was the John Sayles thriller Limbo; its second was the starry terrorism potboiler Arlington Road.

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   Does Screen Gems make middle movies?

   • Screen Gems was later resurrected as a genre arm for Sony, making movies typically bigger in scale than Sony Classics but not as big-ticket as Columbia or TriStar. In other words, Screen Gems makes middle movies – exactly the kind of not-quite-low-budget fodder that so many studios have gleefully abandoned in the pursuit of tentpoles.

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   When did Screen Gems come out?

   • The Screen Gems name was resurrected by Sony Pictures Entertainment on December 8, 1998, as a film division to distribute specific genre and mid-budget film releases, such as horror, thriller, sci-fi, as well as films geared towards African-American and youth audiences. The studio also distributed some independent films earlier on.

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9. jhmoviecollection.fandom.com › wiki › List_of_ScreenList of Screen Gems films | JH Movie Collection Wiki | Fandom

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   co-production with McHenry/Scott Productions. April 27, 2001. The Forsaken. co-production with Sandstorm Films. August 24, 2001. Ghosts of Mars. co-production with Storm King Productions. September 7, 2001. Two Can Play That Game.