Castle Rock Entertainment Logo History

Castle Rock Entertainment was founded in 1987 by Martin Shafer, actor and director Rob Reiner, Andy Scheinman, Glenn Padnick and Alan Horn, with Columbia Pictures as their original strategic partner. Early in the studio's history, Nelson Entertainment co-financed their films until 1991, when New Line Cinema took over their duties (after Nelson was sold to New Line). On Christmas Day 1993, Castle Rock was acquired by Turner Broadcasting System and would become a part of Time Warner when the two along with New Line Cinema merged with them on October 10, 1996. In 1999, Warner Bros. Pictures gained distribution rights from Sony Pictures Entertainment/Columbia Pictures. Castle Rock's first release was Winter People in 1989, but no logo was used until When Harry Met Sally.... The Castle Rock production label was a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment until numerous box office failures caused the folding of the label in 2010. Several movies produced afterwards used the Castle Rock name with special permission, specifically movies made by Rob Reiner himself (i.e. LBJ). The company was revived on October 19, 2021 and will produce films in a first-look deal with Warner Bros.
Credit to ok.ru, Jordan Rios, zampakid, & Devinnytroy.
Music had to be muted at 4:51-5:07, 5:07-5:23, 9:52-10:08, & 16:50-17:08 due to copyright issues.

[@Dafnessific]

This and the Morgan Creek bumper are rather nostalgic

[@MarioAndSonix]

Yeah I always wondered what happened to Morgan creek, especially castle rock

[@SammyMaggio]

Warner Bros. Discovery brought it back from the dead. Can't wait to see what the future holds for this company.

[@victorwilson2255]

That might be the only thing WBD has ever did

[@munkiandtrunktvofficialchannel]

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Castle Rock Interactive logo used since 1994 until 2006, from the Time Warner Interactive.
Castle Rock Games logo used since 2006 until 2018, from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
From the Roadshow Interactive.

[@kellymiller1891]

My Top Ten Favorite Castle Rock Entertainment Movies is,
10. Misery. - 1990.
9. City Slickers. - 1991.
8. A Few Good Men. - 1992.
7. City Slickers 2: The Legend of Curly's Gold. - 1994.
6. North. - 1994.
5. Dracula: Dead and Loving It. - 1995.
4. Alaska. - 1996.
3. Mickey Blue Eyes. - 1999.
2. Best in Show. - 2000.
1. The Polar Express. - 2004. CGI Animated Movie.

[@user-or2cz7dp7y]

Castle Rock Entertainment Logo History

[@thenewkeirabanks9089]

The composition used for this logo uses piano, glockenspiel, and reversed hi-hats sounds with a tempo of 101 beats per minute in the key of C# minor. However, in Gwen Dickey & Mandy Moore’s version, the composition is composed in the same key of C# minor and the same tempo of 101 beats per minute in common time, but a big difference is, during the final chorus, the key modulates a semitone up to D minor. The chord progression used in the original composition uses three chords: A-B-E; but the chord progression used in Gwen Dickey & Mandy Moore’s version is: E-G#m7-A-B-C#m-G#m7-A-B for the verses, E-G#m7-A-B-G#7-C#m-G#m7-A-B for the chorus, and C#m-E-A-E-B for the bridge. Vocals range from G#3 to D#5.

[@thenewkeirabanks9089]

*84 beats per minute

[@thenewkeirabanks9089]

*Amaj7-C#m-A-E-B-G#7 for the bridge

[@thepancakereviewer]

Castle rock released a lot of movies between 2010 and now. Dont know where this info about them closing came from

[@ngriffith4361]

Castle Rock Entertainment Customers Logo History (2006)

[@shoshanabinyamin]

6:12 11:35 so beautiful

[@clelvirperez2280]

17:58 Castle Rock Entertainment

[@MarioAndSonix]

Polar express 17:59

[@danield4559]

A logo history about nothing.

[@zacharyshebeck1779]

It’s Castle rock entertainment pictures logo history I was hoping the 1 from Seinfeld was on here

[@shaneomacdaddy]

Hopefully, they will make a Seinfeld movie 🎥 someday.