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Loved Orion Pictures back in the 1980's and 1990's.
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

Have you seen
Something Wild - '86
? If not, I highly recommend this Orion 80's release.
Orion logo worked well with music that is composed for a film to set a tone at the beginning. This UA logo is my favorite stand alone with its own music identity.
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A Little Romance was one of Diane Lane's first movies IIRC.
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Yes, and the first time I ever saw the Orion logo was at the start of
A Little Romance - '79
. I knew it was new then, even as a kid.
It was their first release on the market and it was a terrific film. I expected an Orion title after that to set a benchmark with quality and entertaining films. Nothing is an absolute and won't always hit the mark with a subjective medium, but when they delivered, it was usually a keeper.
Desperately Seeking Susan - '85
just came to mind.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?

Platoon, Dances with Wolves, and The Silence of the Lambs are all great movies.

Oh, I thought you were asking if I like Orson pictures. I've never seen him, so I don't know.

I love that one. My fav.
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For animated movie logos, I like these.
https://www.filmboards.com/board/t/These-are-really-cool-movie-production-animated-logos-3369521/
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It's not letting me show the picture.
Anyways, it's the TriStar logo you're referring to, but someone was being silly by drawing a cowboy hat and suit on him. I have jokingly called it: Giddy up, TriStar!
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Yeah, that one is nice.
Here it is in the infancy where the horse looks more real than when the wings start coming out.
LOL
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Orion also made the first Rambo movie as well.
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Since we're talking about '80s movie logos, do you like the TriStar pegasus? I do, I think that horse is so cute.
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They've been back since 2013. I saw their logo at the start of the Child's Play remake.
MGM has been doing well with not only reviving Orion, but also United Artists and AIP as well!
20th Century Studios is still the same studio, but I liked it better when they were called 20th Century Fox and Disney didn't own them.
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I wonder what happened to them.
Cool logo when movie production logos were starting to be a thing.
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