Outstanding production! The 1976-1981 and the 1981-1993 logos were my childhood. 1993's "state-of-the art logo" made me think Columbia was a new company when I saw it on VHS Columbia, movies. Bravo!
This year is the 100th anniversary of Columbia Pictures. Prior to this, Columbia started way back in 1890 as a phonograph company that made wax cylinders and a Columbia phonograph where they were competing with Edison which was the first company which was founded by Thomas Edison where he invented in 1877. By 1908, Columbia gave up wax cylinders to go with the disc records to compete with the Victor phonograph known for its Victrola brand, and then, after the record company, came Columbia Pictures in 1924, and in 1927, just three years after the movie studio, they started its own radio network called the Columbia Broadcasting System, better known as we all know today, as CBS. And now, we got three different Columbia companies, a record label, a movie studio, and a radio network. Just like they did with RCA, first an electronics company, and then a record label, and mascot named Nipper the Dog where it was first introduced by the Victor Talking Machine Co. in 1901 where it became the company’s first mascot where Nipper listens to a Berliner Gramophone, but it was originally an Edison Phonograph where Nipper was listening to, but it got scrapped and replaced by the Berliner Gramophone where it became iconic for the company.
I love the Columbia Logos from ( 1976 - 1981!) ❤❤ and I like the Columbia statue lady logo from (1981 - 1998! ) My favorite Columbia logo where the woman hits the zombies with her torch from the movie Zombieland Double Tap ! Great job in the production of these Columbia logos! 😂😂😂🤩🤩👍👍👍😍😍🤣🤣🤣!
(1981-1993) Columbia Pictures Logo Up Until The Final Film Feature The (1981-1993) Columbia Pictures Logo Was Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers (1993) A Columbia Pictures Release Released In Theaters Nation Wide On Friday May 14th, 1993 (05-14-93).
Here's a bonus fact! Today is the 100th Anniversary of Columbia Pictures™, along with the 30th Anniversary of the Sony® PlayStation(ＳＯＮＹ：プレイ・ステーション) video game console(via Sony Computer Entertainment System/Sony Interactive Studios Distribution), and the 20th Anniversary of Sony BMG(ソニー×ＢＭＧ), via the 40th Anniversary of TriStar Pictures™ since 2022, the 100th Anniversary of the Radio Corporation since 2019, the 70th Anniversary of SONY Public Corporation(ソニー) since 2016, the 100th Anniversary of RCA Records(2000) / the 110th Anniversary of RCA Records(2010) / the 120th Anniversary of RCA Records(2020), the 35th Anniversary of SONY Pictures Entertainment since 2022, the 30th Anniversary of SONY Pictures Classics since 2022, the 30th Anniversary of Adelaide Productions Limited since 2023, the 80th Anniversary of Screen Gems since 2020, and the 20th Anniversary of SONY Pictures Animation since 2022! Watch this.
![Warner Bros. Pictures Logo History (#45) [100th Video Special]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/AJSs6WXAEi0/mqdefault.jpg)
Outstanding production! The 1976-1981 and the 1981-1993 logos were my childhood. 1993's "state-of-the art logo" made me think Columbia was a new company when I saw it on VHS Columbia, movies. Bravo!
This year is the 100th anniversary of Columbia Pictures. Prior to this, Columbia started way back in 1890 as a phonograph company that made wax cylinders and a Columbia phonograph where they were competing with Edison which was the first company which was founded by Thomas Edison where he invented in 1877. By 1908, Columbia gave up wax cylinders to go with the disc records to compete with the Victor phonograph known for its Victrola brand, and then, after the record company, came Columbia Pictures in 1924, and in 1927, just three years after the movie studio, they started its own radio network called the Columbia Broadcasting System, better known as we all know today, as CBS. And now, we got three different Columbia companies, a record label, a movie studio, and a radio network.
Just like they did with RCA, first an electronics company, and then a record label, and mascot named Nipper the Dog where it was first introduced by the Victor Talking Machine Co. in 1901 where it became the company’s first mascot where Nipper listens to a Berliner Gramophone, but it was originally an Edison Phonograph where Nipper was listening to, but it got scrapped and replaced by the Berliner Gramophone where it became iconic for the company.
58:22 my favorite logo from Columbia pictures this is outstanding
All of The Three Stooges ones are my favs!
Same
53:31 grudge 2
56:59 hehe there’s me on the torch lady logo
59:01 I like this version of the logo. That lady sure showed those zombies what happens when they attack people.
56:03 The Smurfs 2
I don't know why, but the cat ballou one is my favorite :0
1981-1993. For the most part silence but you knew something special was coming.
My Favorite The Three Stooges
Happy 100th Anniversary Columbia Pictures!
@Sensist2012.7DVD and blu ray
I like the banana variant very much is a little scary
I love the Columbia Logos from ( 1976 - 1981!) ❤❤ and I like the Columbia statue lady logo from (1981 - 1998! ) My favorite Columbia logo where the woman hits the zombies with her torch from the movie Zombieland Double Tap ! Great job in the production of these Columbia logos! 😂😂😂🤩🤩👍👍👍😍😍🤣🤣🤣!
59:21-Wow, not a scratch.
48:10 the first columbia logo to have the sony byline
My favorite part of the compilation has to be @36:22 because I've been wanting to know the name of the music that's being played.
44:12 what movie is this from?
Columbia Pictures
*_A Sony Pictures Entertainment Company_*
47:49 The elmo in grouchland!
I Remember That Movie 🥲
28:00 Wilma Flintstone (A Man Called Flintstone)
Very nice how many logos there are
26:42-26:54 R.I.P. Columbia Pictures:(but only for this film because it’s only a variation. Her head will be back in the next film.)
What is this movie? 26:42?
Strait Jacket
@@MinecraftLover2007That’s the variant where her head got removed and the torch hasn’t lit up.
39:37 Ghostbusters
59:34 ❤❤
55:03 WHO THROUGH THAT!?
1976-1981 is my favorite.
That "sunburst" is my fave too☀️
@@ECG3485 Same
@@GrigorB.2.5 And I still don't know who composed the music for that logo
The sunburst logo's music was composed by Suzanne Ciani
@@GrigorB.2.5 Thanks👍
That was sounds like a cartoons
(1981-1993) Columbia Pictures Logo Up Until The Final Film Feature The (1981-1993) Columbia Pictures Logo Was Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers (1993) A Columbia Pictures Release Released In Theaters Nation Wide On Friday May 14th, 1993 (05-14-93).
6:44 bruh
33:47, what film has this rare end print logo?
35:18 Also what film?
32:12 I like this one it’s amazing how did they do dis :O
men in black 3 one with the music is the best one
My favorite is the angry birds movie variant.
Happy 100th anniversary to Columbia pictures
Columbia Pictures
*A Sony Company*
51:43 is my favorite
What Planet Are You From
To be honest, I like the 1976 logo and the 1993 logo WAY better than those 2 weak logos also known as the 1924 logo and the 1981 logo
They are all in glory...
Hope I’m waiting for Columbia pictures to become 100 years and celebrate it.
They did!
I’m soooo mad…WHERES THAT SPIDER-MAN 2002-07
Princess Laby Columbia Pictures 😊
18:41
27:44 in association with marvel spider man into the spider verse 2018 reference
Does the woman look like Betty Davis to any one else 11:37 or am I trippin?
34:16 Why Is It Dancing
Because that's from. Thank God It's Friday.
@@stoogesfan87 ok
33:06 Movie?
Columbia Pictures
Sonic Prime Sonic Boom
Sonic The Hedgehog Sonic and Friends
Super Hedgehog Bros Sonic X
Columbia Pictures Logo History (2006)
2:26 i don't know this movie.
39:29 ghostbusters!
10:07 19:35 10:15 13:59 27:31
14:59 this sound like cartoon?
Cat ballou in association with marvel sony pictures animation
@@mariaabarca290327:31 spider man
Kinda
@@mariaabarca2903 Sony pictures animation spider man into the spider verse 2018
Columbia Pictures
44:55+44:56
what film is the last logo from?
38:25 Annie
Fox pictures it’s a beautiful company from blue pictures company.
No Sony byline?
Not until 2014 via Sony logo
That time, Sony was not buying columbia yet
@@WikoLite3172sony bought columbia in 1982
Here's a bonus fact! Today is the 100th Anniversary of Columbia Pictures™, along with the 30th Anniversary of the Sony® PlayStation(ＳＯＮＹ：プレイ・ステーション) video game console(via Sony Computer Entertainment System/Sony Interactive Studios Distribution), and the 20th Anniversary of Sony BMG(ソニー×ＢＭＧ), via the 40th Anniversary of TriStar Pictures™ since 2022, the 100th Anniversary of the Radio Corporation since 2019, the 70th Anniversary of SONY Public Corporation(ソニー) since 2016, the 100th Anniversary of RCA Records(2000) / the 110th Anniversary of RCA Records(2010) / the 120th Anniversary of RCA Records(2020), the 35th Anniversary of SONY Pictures Entertainment since 2022, the 30th Anniversary of SONY Pictures Classics since 2022, the 30th Anniversary of Adelaide Productions Limited since 2023, the 80th Anniversary of Screen Gems since 2020, and the 20th Anniversary of SONY Pictures Animation since 2022! Watch this.
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Columbia Pictures Friendship Games
A Sony Pictures Entertainment Company
My Little Pony Equestria Girls The Movie
Rainbow Rocks and Legend of Everfree
50:19
50:41
54:47
🗽🆚 🍌 🐬 🍓
What movie at 40:02
Ghostbusters