paramount feature presentation

Paramount Feature Presentation

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(1996-2006)

Paramount Feature Presentation (1996-2006)

Logo: Over a background with blue/indigo squares, a flat blue frame of the Paramount 1968 mountain logo appears in front of it, the stars shine, then the logo cuts into pieces, to reveal the words "FEATURE PRESENTATION" in gold zooming in on a heliotrope gradient background, the words shine, then it zooms in again, cutting to the warning screen.

FXSFX: CGI.

Music/Sounds: The 1979 Paramount On Parade fanfare composed by Jerry Goldsmith, With a announcer saying "And now we're pleased to bring you our feature presentation". Or "Paramount is pleased to bring you our feature presentation".

Scare Factor: Low, Bordering on High. Due to the fanfare, the zooming-in-your-face text may scare a couple.

• 1 Fox Reality Original
• 2 Klasky Csupo
• 3 Caution Video

Paramount Home Entertainment/On-screen logos

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• 1 1979–1980
• 2 1980-1981
• 3 1982-1987
• 4 1989–2008, 2019
• 5.1 2016–2020
• 5.2.1 April 7, 2020–November 24, 2020
• 5.2.2 December 1, 2020–2022
• 5.3 2022–present

1979–1980 [ ]

1980-1981 [ ]

1982-1987 [ ]

1989–2008, 2019 [ ]

2016–present [ ]

2016–2020 [ ].

The 2013 logo was used as the opening logo for 4K releases on June 14, 2016 with the first two films in Star Trek 's Kelvin timeline film series. The logo wasn't introduced on DVD and Blu-ray releases until the home release of Bumblebee (2018) on April 2, 2019.

2020–2022 [ ]

April 7, 2020–november 24, 2020 [ ].

December 1, 2020–2022 [ ]

The logo with the ViacomCBS byline was introduced as the new opening logo for home releases starting with the home release of Like a Boss (2020) on April 7, 2020.

2022–present [ ]

Following ViacomCBS having been renamed Paramount Global , the byline was removed from the Paramount Pictures logo since the release of The Lost City (2022), but wasn't yet used on its home releases until July 12, 2022.

• 2 Kit Kat (United States)
• 3 Nickelodeon