as if it already was'nt bad enough that What 20th Century Fox are being lined up with Disney, I dont wanna think of Disney whenever i watch Ice Age or... Anything else Fox made.
And just to give you an update, it’s now official! Disney now owns 20th Century Fox. I hope you should do an updated version of the “Logo Corner” episode 1 to give you an update. This is BIG news!!!!! Thanks to Disney for taking over Fox, and now the studio is now part of the Disney family along with Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm.
Now that you just seen this, guess what! 20th Century Fox is no more! Thanks to Disney for getting rid of the “Fox” name, and don’t call it “20th Century Fox” anymore. It’s now rebranded as 20th Century Studios as Disney announced this week. You should do an update episode of the “Logo Corner” about Disney buying Fox and the demise of 20th Century Fox in episode 1.5 soon.
MTN Productions well, everyone keeps thinking that 20th century Studios is different from TCF, it’s the same studio, just under a new name. Plus, the reason why Disney renamed TCF and Fox Searchlight Pictures to 20th Century Studios and Searchlight Pictures was because they didn’t want to confuse them with Fox Corporation.
@@AlexPerrine Plus, after the name changing, the company was still LEGALLY known by "Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation" for a bit, but now it is 20th Century Studios, Inc.
As for the music itself, it featured this classic fanfare. I got this on vinyl very recently called "The Story of 'Star Wars'", and when I played this record, but surprisedly enough, at the very beginning of the record, the "20th Century Fox Fanfare" was played right up until Roscoe Lee Browne, the narrator for this album says "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away. A new adventure takes place." That was kinda odd to hear the "20th Century Fox Fanfare" played on the "Story of 'Star Wars'". As you can tell by this logo, did they had a record label? Yes it does. Fox had its own record label going back to the 50's when it was originally 20th Fox, and then 20th Century Fox Records and the. 20th Century and finally back to 20th Century Fox Records. The record label had a few design changes over the years. By 1977, the label did redesigned where it showed a striking resemblance to the familiar 20th Century Fox logo with the word "Records" at the bottom, how strange.
I’m surprised that X-Men: Days of Future Past was omitted from here; because of how the X2 Theme is used during the main titles. Also The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was left out as a variant. But I like how you honored The Cannonball Run. That was the first time I had seen a variant of a film logo ever.
I think that Fox, MGM, Viacom (now ViacomCBS), WarnerMedia (formally TimeWarner), Comcast, Sony, Disney and Others should learn that, all videos, ytps or not, should always be on CZcams. Even if it violates their copyright.
Updates: Fox is owned by Disney now, and has been since 2019 (the most obvious change since the six years this comment has existed) MGM is now owned by Amazon Viacom(CBS) is now Paramount Global WarnerMedia/TimeWarner merged with Discovery to form Warner Bros. Discovery. Too many examples of other changes to count here.
This got me fascinated as well, though to me it's pretty much in the vein of a couple of my favorite series here on this site, which is Mat Brunet's Animation Lookback and John Hess's Filmmaker IQ.
You do forgot that in 1997 David Newman re-recorded the 20th Century Fox fanfare to reopen their scoring stage called "The Newman Scoring Stage" originally named as Fox Scoring.
In the light of the recent purchase of 21st Century Fox by Disney, it will definitely be time for a change. I'm thinking 21st Century, 21st Century Entertainment, or 21st Century Disney, if merged with Disney's live action division.
I have to say, as an aspiring graphic artist and logo enthusiast since childhood, I think I'm going to enjoy this series. 20th Century Fox is one of those logos that, like you said, remained pretty much unchanged since its initial design, while other companies would try doing something more stylized in the 60s/70s, like Warner Bros. and that odd Big W or MGM using the logo from their record company in lieu of the live action lion in some movies (2001 A Space Odyssey does this) before going back to their more recognizable designs in the 80s (70s in MGM's case) My question is would you be covering TV and home video logos too?
Great video as always, but I believe you should have mentioned the variant that appears at the start of Alien 3, where the fanfare kinda 'freezes' toward the end and starts playing a mix of trombones and horns, which is fitting, considering the movie's dark tone.
I always find this Logo so Iconic. It sucks I wasn't born in the 70's or 80's because those were the years of the special variants. Ex. Paramounts (kinda) CGI era. Columbias Sunburst. Universals classic zooming globe. 20th Century Foxs famous variant. Disneys most recognizable logo, (The boring blue background ;-;). I don't know about MGM or Warner bros. though... I think the Warner Bros was still in the Weird Era. I think MGM actually brought back Lea. I don't remember though.
I'm a little sad...You didn't talk about the one from Rocky Horror Picture Show which didn't have its traditional Fanfare it had more of a Show-tune style revamp!!
I watched all of them, enjoyed them all. I just wish that you could do more of them, especially the cartoon animation companies like Filmation and the logos. I don't have a you tube page, but I have a Facebook, and Twitter page. DM me.
+NealSadhaka Of course. I thought it was amusing to hear Ralph Wiggum humming the additional padding that was introduced in 1953, which I thought was interesting to find out it was originally intended for the sake of being played over the CinemaScope reminder when that aspect ratio was introduced at that point.
Hi.. me agin... if you are still reading these comments, which you probely are not.. but ill ask anyway... just in case. Will we be hearing any comment from you on how Disney bought out Fox..and not to mention TOOK OVER THE ENTIRE STAR WARS FRANCHISE?! I have an idea for a title of that video: "How the mouse killed the fox"
PRA QUE VC FEZ ISSO EU LEVEI UM STRIKE MAN EU ESTAVA PROMOVENDO VCS POR FAVOR TIRA O DIREITO AUTORAIS QUE VCS ENVIARAM PROMETO NUNCA MAS FAZER STREEM DAS SUAS SERIES ??
![The Logo Corner: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Films, Inc. (Episode 2) [PART 1 of 3]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/M2k-tSCskVA/mqdefault.jpg)
![The Logo Corner: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Films, Inc. (Episode 2) [PART 1 of 3]](/img/tr.png)
5 years later: I'm 20th Century Studios now. You can blame Disney for the name change
You're welcome
as if it already was'nt bad enough that What 20th Century Fox are being lined up with Disney, I dont wanna think of Disney whenever i watch Ice Age or... Anything else Fox made.
And just to give you an update, it’s now official! Disney now owns 20th Century Fox. I hope you should do an updated version of the “Logo Corner” episode 1 to give you an update. This is BIG news!!!!! Thanks to Disney for taking over Fox, and now the studio is now part of the Disney family along with Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm.
Now that you just seen this, guess what! 20th Century Fox is no more! Thanks to Disney for getting rid of the “Fox” name, and don’t call it “20th Century Fox” anymore. It’s now rebranded as 20th Century Studios as Disney announced this week. You should do an update episode of the “Logo Corner” about Disney buying Fox and the demise of 20th Century Fox in episode 1.5 soon.
Agreed.
This is why I hate Disney- they buy things, then renames them in the hopes that people won't know what it originally was.
@@JaredtheRabbit STFU!
@@mattjackson2172 your just jealous
@@JaredtheRabbit Agreed. I like you.
I miss you 😢, PLEASE do more.
There are some major updates for what happen to the studios especially 20th Century Fox
21st Century Fox got acquired by The Walt Disney Company in 2019, fully acquired on March 20, 2019.
And now, 20th Century Fox has died today, it is now 20th Century Studios.
RIP: 20th Century Fox (1935-2020)
MTN Productions well, everyone keeps thinking that 20th century Studios is different from TCF, it’s the same studio, just under a new name.
Plus, the reason why Disney renamed TCF and Fox Searchlight Pictures to 20th Century Studios and Searchlight Pictures was because they didn’t want to confuse them with Fox Corporation.
@@AlexPerrine Plus, after the name changing, the company was still LEGALLY known by "Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation" for a bit, but now it is 20th Century Studios, Inc.
@@MalachiDees2005 True.
As for the music itself, it featured this classic fanfare. I got this on vinyl very recently called "The Story of 'Star Wars'", and when I played this record, but surprisedly enough, at the very beginning of the record, the "20th Century Fox Fanfare" was played right up until Roscoe Lee Browne, the narrator for this album says "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away. A new adventure takes place." That was kinda odd to hear the "20th Century Fox Fanfare" played on the "Story of 'Star Wars'". As you can tell by this logo, did they had a record label? Yes it does. Fox had its own record label going back to the 50's when it was originally 20th Fox, and then 20th Century Fox Records and the. 20th Century and finally back to 20th Century Fox Records. The record label had a few design changes over the years. By 1977, the label did redesigned where it showed a striking resemblance to the familiar 20th Century Fox logo with the word "Records" at the bottom, how strange.
But sadly, the 20th Century Fox record label was folded in 1982
I’m surprised that X-Men: Days of Future Past was omitted from here; because of how the X2 Theme is used during the main titles. Also The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was left out as a variant. But I like how you honored The Cannonball Run. That was the first time I had seen a variant of a film logo ever.
The studio is now owned by Disney. You should think of updating this episode.
I think that Fox, MGM, Viacom (now ViacomCBS), WarnerMedia (formally TimeWarner), Comcast, Sony, Disney and Others should learn that, all videos, ytps or not, should always be on CZcams. Even if it violates their copyright.
...and also, CBS Corporation (now ViacomCBS).
Updates:
Fox is owned by Disney now, and has been since 2019 (the most obvious change since the six years this comment has existed)
MGM is now owned by Amazon
Viacom(CBS) is now Paramount Global
WarnerMedia/TimeWarner merged with Discovery to form Warner Bros. Discovery.
Too many examples of other changes to count here.
Subbed. This got me fascinated. Also, your style is similar to the Oddity Archive's but covering other kind of topics. I love it!
This got me fascinated as well, though to me it's pretty much in the vein of a couple of my favorite series here on this site, which is Mat Brunet's Animation Lookback and John Hess's Filmmaker IQ.
You do forgot that in 1997 David Newman re-recorded the 20th Century Fox fanfare to reopen their scoring stage called "The Newman Scoring Stage" originally named as Fox Scoring.
In the light of the recent purchase of 21st Century Fox by Disney, it will definitely be time for a change. I'm thinking 21st Century, 21st Century Entertainment, or 21st Century Disney, if merged with Disney's live action division.
I fucking love how informative these videos are.
6:26 "the hills are alive with the formation of the company in 1935"
LOL
I have to say, as an aspiring graphic artist and logo enthusiast since childhood, I think I'm going to enjoy this series. 20th Century Fox is one of those logos that, like you said, remained pretty much unchanged since its initial design, while other companies would try doing something more stylized in the 60s/70s, like Warner Bros. and that odd Big W or MGM using the logo from their record company in lieu of the live action lion in some movies (2001 A Space Odyssey does this) before going back to their more recognizable designs in the 80s (70s in MGM's case)
My question is would you be covering TV and home video logos too?
James Bowen u
James Bowen yo
5:23 I laugh in that part. 🤣😆😂
Great video as always, but I believe you should have mentioned the variant that appears at the start of Alien 3, where the fanfare kinda 'freezes' toward the end and starts playing a mix of trombones and horns, which is fitting, considering the movie's dark tone.
Young Blood Fantasy 91
The pitch shifting is just because you've used sped-up 50Hz sources from PAL-region video. It's never projected at that speed in cinemas.
I love this logo.
9:53 My favorite logo.
Good to see your back.
Well done, a very good first episode.
The FFC logo looks like a early and light version of the Fox News font.
I always find this Logo so Iconic. It sucks I wasn't born in the 70's or 80's because those were the years of the special variants. Ex. Paramounts (kinda) CGI era. Columbias Sunburst. Universals classic zooming globe. 20th Century Foxs famous variant. Disneys most recognizable logo, (The boring blue background ;-;). I don't know about MGM or Warner bros. though... I think the Warner Bros was still in the Weird Era. I think MGM actually brought back Lea. I don't remember though.
6:14 It was actually dropped in 1985. Great video regardless.
I
I u
Brainulator
I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR AGES!
So far for the logo corner:
20th Century Fox
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Paramount Pictures
Warner Bros Pictures
Universal Pictures
Columbia Pictures
+Cake Bomb that comment was made before the Walt Disney company logo corner came out
Alex Perrine and now United Artists
@@AlexPerrine And United Artists
welp disney just killed the fox band.
Seriously YoungBlood, I can see this series going on Channel Awesome or something, it's that well done.
My favorite variants of the logo are the ones from "The Day After Tomorrow" and "Alien 3."
13:11 quick answer, turned into 20th century studios
BRUH JUST STOP CORRECTING THE NAME THIS VIDEO WAS MADE IN 2015
I'm a little sad...You didn't talk about the one from Rocky Horror Picture Show which didn't have its traditional Fanfare it had more of a Show-tune style revamp!!
Errr,... wait, They're now called 20th Century Studios.
@@mattjackson2172 shut up
Roswell (1999-2002) and Ally McBeal (1997-2002).
Fox is turning into Viacom damn, but even Viacom wouldn't block something this fast.
Now, We have ViacomCBS.
@@mattjackson2172 stfu
Love these presentations. BTW did you see the MGM logo for 2021. Check it out.
What a 💡 searchlight on Fox
10:26 who is Steve soffer
You forgot the variant for "Rio 2" man.
13:21 WHICH MAKES ''WILLIAM FOX FILM CORPORATION'' 100 YEARS OLD: (a century) 101 NOW, FOR THIS IS 2016!
What's the music that starts playing at 1:50?
I watched all of them, enjoyed them all. I just wish that you could do more of them, especially the cartoon animation companies like Filmation and the logos. I don't have a you tube page, but I have a Facebook, and Twitter page. DM me.
BEST YT VID EVER!!!!!!
@13:10 ITV Southern Rhapsody
You missed the Technicolor version used from the 30s to the 50s
Im surprised you didnt include the simpsons movie version as well.
eh, he did...
+NealSadhaka Of course. I thought it was amusing to hear Ralph Wiggum humming the additional padding that was introduced in 1953, which I thought was interesting to find out it was originally intended for the sake of being played over the CinemaScope reminder when that aspect ratio was introduced at that point.
^^ great Video :)
Surprised you forgot Futurama's 30th Century variant(granted, it lacks fanfare)
i guess I'm pretty off topic but do anyone know a good site to stream new movies online?
@Forrest Darren I watch on FlixZone. You can find it on google =)
When I was little when the logo came on, I would look for trash cans at the bottom
Will you please do Tristar?
bj
You forgot capitolized the S, Hewy.
@@mattjackson2172 stfu
9:00 it was used but has an echo reverb
Darn you Fox! You and your copyright block!
Fox The Next copyright nazi since viacom
aka the logo that most kids including me like for some reason
Remember, The Anastasia fanfare still exists today!
Can you do a pixar episode?
Did you at least include The Peanuts Movie?
Yeah no
Not sure what I did to Roadside Atteactions
This was made before The Peanuts Movie came out, This video came out during January, while The Peanuts Movie came out during November
20th Television plz?
The at the begaing of video is a song from the doors
The hifen was actually dropped in 1985
Poor, poor William Fox.
HE'S DEAD!!!!!!
@@mattjackson2172 not the time STFU
Hi.. me agin... if you are still reading these comments, which you probely are not.. but ill ask anyway... just in case. Will we be hearing any comment from you on how Disney bought out Fox..and not to mention TOOK OVER THE ENTIRE STAR WARS FRANCHISE?! I have an idea for a title of that video: "How the mouse killed the fox"
Whoops! Spoke too early!
IT AINT BLOCKED FOR ME
I'm ok too
DO ''CBS/FOX VIDEO''!
DO CBS TELEVISION DISTRIBUTION AS WELL!
@@mattjackson2172 bruh STOP ASKING he does not take these many request... Oh these are from 4 years ago
Wow just uploaded and already blocked.Thanks CZcams!
#Fantastic
Peanuts Movie Variant
So 20th century fox make ice age
PRA QUE VC FEZ ISSO EU LEVEI UM STRIKE MAN EU ESTAVA PROMOVENDO VCS POR FAVOR TIRA O DIREITO AUTORAIS QUE VCS ENVIARAM PROMETO NUNCA MAS FAZER STREEM DAS SUAS SERIES ??
0:00 She
Pin this comment or keep it at the top
Now owned by The Walt Disney Company
Stop this video was made in 2015
@@LashTheNascarFanLB16 I know that. I was just making a joke.
And then Disney bought it
HELLO YBF91
fox filim was not made in 1915 it was 1914
+Noggin App Rocks Est. 2003 (Respect My Opinions) He clearly said that Fox was made in 1915.