NBC Movie Intros (Logo History)
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Especially in the 80s, the themes sounded so hopeful, optimistic, adventurous. I miss the old times.
I like 1987-1991 the best. I didn’t like it when they changed it. Personally, I miss the network stations doing regular movie nights. It brought the family into the living room. Thank for uploading.
That’s the one I remember first. I want a Time Machine !
@@Jantv81 a shame they're way too difficult to make.. :(
at least preservation is a thing -^_^-
@@radiosaido66It’s funny I tell my daughter that I would give anything to go back to even 1995, just to relive part of my “ Wonder Years.” Yes thank God for videotape and reruns!! Lol
The first intro I haven't seen in nearly fifty years. It was so good to see this memory from childhood again. Thank you.
The mid 80s versions are the ones that hit me in the feels. I remember the V miniseries from that time.
This is a lost art that's sorely missed
Remember when 1970s movies on tv seemed to have really good sound clarity? Those console tv sets had good speakers, especially Zenith. I am 60 and recall all these movies and every movie bumper from 1970s-1980s. Wonderful.
I remember when NBC premiered Halloween 1st time on Network Tv
The first one I remember from the early mid 60s. I was 10 in ‘65, and it brings back nostalgia galore. Thanks for making this video.
Before streaming, before dvds, before vhs, we had to wait for the releases we didn’t catch at the theater-and we couldn’t WAIT!!!!! It was appointment viewing. The whole family would gather and watch. Thems was the days man. Makes now suck even more than it already does. Also before after effects and Cinema 4D graphics. These weren’t done on no laptop!
10:19 This and the CBS movie intro from then...that's when we knew to get to the TV, sit down and shut up! Good times indeed!
NBC played lots of Hollywood’s motion pictures for so many years, I believe that it’s never too late to bring NBC Movies back to TV.
Kenneth A Huang 8/28/22
Wow, until today, I hadn't seen that 1972-1977 intro in over 45 years. Thanks for taking me back.
It's nice that someone had the time and effort to salvage these clips. Even though I wasn't old enough to remember some of them, I did remember most of them. What blast from the past. Tyvm.
Great set of opening promos. Some of the those later 1980s one were pretty slick for their days considering the computers available.
Damn! I want memories back. Abc made the greatest Friday night movie score very capturing to the ears.
It seemed that the ABC TV movies were mostly Disney related and I remember Michael Eisner being on doing intros for Disneyland and Disney World.
10:25 - This takes me back to waiting for my parents to pick me up from my grandparents house. There will NEVER be a time like the 80’s again! So glad I got to experience it first hand!
So exciting to see that earliest intro again! Mom let me and my sister stay up late to see an occasional "Saturday Night at the Movies" during the year they first premiered (1961), and we thought it was so special. These intros really bring back the memories. Thank you so much -- and thanks to you, too, Mom!
If only these were fully restored in 4K.
Greatly appreciate what you did here. Brings back a flood of memories of a time when things were great.
10:19 Favorite ❤
This intro is classic and used by many tv channels
The orchestrations in that '84-87 opener are impressive 👍👍
I remember some of these "movies" weren't just motion pictures, but also sometimes when a new series premiered, like "Knight Rider" and "The A-Team". Also I believe they also made a 2 hour "Hunter" episode a Tuesday Night At The Movies once
"I remember some of these "movies" weren't just motion pictures, but also sometimes when a new series premiered, like "Knight Rider" and "The A-Team"."
Yep-- both were Sunday Night at the Movies broadcasts (I think the latter one was after Super Bowl XVII, 1/30/83).
Joe T: You're right. I forgot about that.
I remember season two of Buck Rogers premiered as a Sunday night movie.
The CBS Late Movie would also often show several TV shows in lieu of movies
Interesting fact: Victor Bozeman, the announcer at 2:39, was one of the first African-American voiceover announcers for a major network. He also announced KNBC news (L.A.'s NBC affiliate).
The 1984-1987 intro was always my favorite. It was right up there with ABC's Star Tunnel intro from 1981-1986.
All the independent stations had great movie intros as well
So true.
Thank you for these memories of my childhood in the early 1970s growing up into adulthood into my early 30s in the 2000s when the networks dropped these great movies in the early 2000s Big Mistake!! ❤❤❤😢😢
10:48 my personal favorite... I really like how the 80's intros were upbeat but also incorporated the N-B-C chimes so prominently.
Ah, back in the days when ABC NBC and CBS were such big Deals on tv, now there are so many streaming services those these old networks are barely even noticed....
There was a promo in 1991 where the NBC Monday Night Movie was geared to women who didn't want to watch Monday Night Football. Also NBC brought back the Saturday Night Movie around 1999 with Ryan Seacrest as host. There were contests and trivia. I'll find a link to one of those.
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING❣❣❣❣❣❣My two special favorites are the original 1961-65 theme and the 1984-87 them. Both are ultra SPECTACULAR!! The 1961-65 theme I first saw in 1965 and I never forgot it! I'm so glad for this video to bring those days back!!!!🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
1972-1977 theme is the best.
NBC should bring back the original "Technicolor Turkey" from the 60's!!
The following program is brought to you in living color
in N B C
Perry Mason used to be on NBC Sunday Night at the Movies. I did watch those and I miss these!
Indeed-- I think most of them were like that, and that one or two may have been on Monday night towards the end of that run of TV movies.
I don't remember any of these. I must have been in bed, taking a bath or doing homework.
1972 - 1977 is the best at 0:41
I remember the ones from the late 80s. I miss this!
ABC had the best movie intro hands down!
The one from 1974-80 was the one parodied in “Movies That Don’t Suck” on G4
Most were Disney though!! NBC and CBS had better TV movies I thought.
When you heard these especially in the mid eighties to the early nineties you knew something good was going to be on. It just isn't right nowadays!!
I think the opening for NBC Monday night at the movies in black and white from 1961-1965 was the preview scene in stop motion.
I love the 1972-1977 the best.
we all know the 1987 one is the best. the music and animations are so splendid.
I never saw the NBC Late Night Movie intro. We never got that in Philly. Every night after The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson or Saturday Night Live, local programming would take over and it would be the KYW3 Late Show.
Best intro: 8:26 (NBC our pride is showing :D)
Lots of pride indeed, because they just gave Silverman the boot
Excellent
Thank you!!!
Nice title card. :-)
'87-'91 got it right!
The 1980s movie intros for NBC, ABC, and CBS were always the best. It made every broadcast seem like an event. The ones from the 1990s were boring.
Makes me wish the Big Three still did weekly movie nights.
I wish NBC would air their movies on Sunday and Monday, ABC also on Sunday and Monday, and CBS would be Sunday and Tuesday.
It was an awesome time especially being a kid in the 1980s and 1990s!
The late 80s idents were kind of taken for a Sky satellite channel in the UK during late 80's / early 90's called "The Movie Channel"
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"NBC Monday Night At The Movies" will return following these messages!
NBC was in second place over ABC's "Monday Night Football" every fall, but on October 8, 1984, NBC premiered "The Burning Bed" starring Farrah Fawcett as a battered woman who turned the tables on her abusive husband by incinerating him!
The movie was rebroadcasted on St. Patrick's Day, 1985, where the rating was higher than the original airing.
I wish That NBC would bring tv movies back even all of the Rocky films from 1 to v even Saturday Night Fever they should do The Saturday Night At The Movies I think when I was a Kid I watched Whatever Movies NBC had they Don,t do that anymore but Here,s Another part to my Dream of the singer Crystal Gayle was All of my shows For the National Broadcasting Company NBC was my shows for the NBC TV Network for NBC Saturday Night at The Movies From 1971 up to 1990 The guy remember eveybody Themes sung by Crystal Gayle Crystal and Loretta were with me in our living room My shows from 1971 to 1981 in my dream were with George Peppard he left in summer 1981 then 1982 to 1990 Loni Andersin from the TV series WKRP IN cINCIATTI was with Me I produced all of My shows with the ones that Made Charlie,s Angels the Shows Were Also Made By Glen A.Larspn And Stephen J. Cannell Larson And Cannell were TV Exeutive Producers creators And writters i directed with Dick Clark Jack Webb Crystal Gayle Loretta Lynn Cannell directed with Me Steven Speilberg The Director of Saturday Night Fever helped me Direct we had show From Charlie,s Angels Dynasty Love Boat Fanasy island Fall Guy Magum Pi.I. crossed on our shows even Mcloud Alis Smith And Jones Clumbo Six Million Dollar Man on our shows Hart To Hart and so on even Diffrent Strokes Starsky & Hutch All my music heros came on Like Crystal Gayle Donna Summer Loretta Lynn Exect they all helped me direct with me too make me a time machine so I can get to the dream i had never ask me about the young stars
NBC Sunday Night at the Movies, Monday Night at the Movie, and Movie of the Week.
10:48 best of hearts
This aired on NBC before The Magical World of Disney
I remember that show
@@damienchance2622
What show?
@@brandonreina791 the magical world of Disney!!!
No, it did not
9:19 The 1984-1987 intro is much louder than you think.
Correct the description to National Broadcasting Company
10:49 One is my favorite! Monday Night
9:17 might be used for a magical girl transformation
5:03 Stock theme as Cinema de Casa on SBT.
Verdade . SBT passava a mão em tudo kkk
These we originally made for NBC, I’ve seen the variations that SBT used which you can even see where the nbc logo is covered by the SBT
10:18 I feel like Im about to watch The Goonies on VHS with all the swears and a few scenes missing.
Do you have the title "NBC Supermarket to the World"?
I think they're trying to go back to airing movies like they used to
The 1979-1980 and 1980-1981 have the same theme.
Different animations, though-- the 1979-80 one has the former 1976 N giving way to the 1979 bird by having the latter animate in close-up before zooming out, and the 1980-81 one had the parts of the title leaping through a marquee, and then having the Proud N and title zoom out to the middle of the screen (both IIRC).
Alright but I don't remember growing up seeing that many double features per night. Therefore, should be Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Etc night at the movie? Movies is misleading. They only typically show one movie a night. I know I'm picky but that's me.
i miss NBC Sunday movies and Monday night movie always something good on. They got cancelled why ?
cost, or low rating
These were top rated movies.
Why on earth did they stop making them?
They wanted to make room for reality TV crap!
Like most of us “ Reality TV!” I sure didn’t.
I didn't even know NBC had a late night movie..
It would seem they uh.... Apparently did!
It did, but it apparently was only a late Sunday/early Monday offering--and might've lasted less than a decade (supposedly, '77-'84).
@10:08 that part remind me of universal pictures
That's because Universal Studios and NBC (National Broadcasting Company) are currently owned by NBCUniversal
@@brandonreina5461 right, but only after 2004. That wasn't the case in 1984.
...and the combined NBCUniversal has been owned by Comcast since 2011.
@@beasy8991
The DVD releases have the NBCUniversal byline
Despicable Me
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World
Reprints of the Barbie movie franchise (Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper, Barbie as Rapunzel, Barbie of Swan Lake, etc)
@@brandonreina5461 and both Despicable Me and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World came out in 2010, 6 years after NBCUniversal was formed, and the year prior to its purchase by Comcast.
@@brandonreina5461 those Barbie movies more than likely came out between the mid 2000s and 2011.
I have a request.
each of the 1980s were different year by year. Only showing one is downplaying NBC's production house of that era.
What determined whether a movie was "Movie of the Week"?
NBC Night At The Movies
8:50
Nbc Monday night at the movies 🎬
5:09
i'm curious, do any of the networks have "movie nights" anymore?.....
I know ABC and CBS restarted them during the pandemic, but I don't think they're on a regular basis. Not sure about NBC.
CBS has been re-using their 1978-83 movie for theirs.
On 1:15-2:49, I thought that NBC Movie Intro started being used in the fall of `76, and therefore used it for 2 years from 1976 to 1978.
Where is NBC Mystery Movie opening ??
I am not sure they considered it a movie intro. Ironically, those shows would later be shown on the CBS Late Movie.
I remember this and, ABC Sunday Night Movie, The Wonderful World of Disney, Fox Night at the Movies, Also I've Written Three Black Butler Fanfictions on Wattpad, would someone please read them, I was born in the 80s, ever since I was young, these four had the best movies, and when I got married, my Husband Adam, our four children, our 5-year-old daughter named Hailey, our 7-year-old son named Keith, and our 9-year-old Identical Twins named Lucas and Julian, and I would watch Movies, sometimes we would watch a Family Movie, sometimes the kids would watch an animated movie, and when they're asleep, Adam and I would watch our own Movie, and our top 100 Favorite Movies from Live Action to Animated are,
100. Always. - 1989.
99. Back to the Future. - 1985.
98. Back to the Future Part 2. - 1989.
97. Back to the Future Part 3. - 1990.
96. Back to the Beach. - 1987.
95. The Black Stallion. - 1979.
94. The Black Stallion Returns. - 1983.
93. Bambi. - 1942. Animated.
92. Alligator. - 1980.
91. Alligator 2. - 1991.
90. My Fair Lady. - 1964.
89. The Sound of Music. - 1965.
88. The King and I. - 1956.
87. Sleeping Beauty. - 1959. Animated.
86. West Side Story. - 1961.
85. Freddie as F.R.O.7. - 1992. Animated.
84. Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland. - 1989.
83. Orca the Killer Whale. - 1977.
82. Clue. - 1985.
81. The Blue Lagoon. - 1980.
80. Return to the Blue Lagoon. - 1991.
79. Rainbow BRITE and the Star Stealer. - 1985. Animated.
78. The Care Bears Movie. - 1985. Animated.
77. Care Bears Movie 2 a New Generation. - 1986. Animated.
76. The Fly. - 1986.
75. The Fly 2. - 1989.
74. Willow. - 1988.
73. Star Wars a New Hope. - 1977.
72. Star Wars the Empire Strikes Back. - 1980.
71. Star Wars Return of the Jedi. - 1983.
70. EWOKS Caravan of Courage. - 1984.
69. EWOKS Battle for ENDOR. - 1985.
68. Batman. - 1989.
67. Who Framed Roger Rabbit?. - 1988.
66. Look Who's Talking. - 1988.
65. Coming to America. - 1988.
64. Beverly Hills Cop. - 1984.
63. Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. - 1989.
62. Dirty Dancing. - 1987.
61. The Gods Must Be Crazy. - 1980.
60. Three Men and a Baby. - 1987.
59. Beverly Hills Cop 2. - 1987.
58. Born on the Fourth of July. - 1989.
57. The Karate Kid. - 1984.
56. The Karate Kid Part 2. - 1986.
55. An Officer and a Gentleman. - 1982.
54. Rocky 4. - 1985.
53. E.T the Extra-terrestrial. - 1982.
52. Annie. - 1982.
51. Police Academy. - 1984.
50. The Color Purple. - 1985.
49. Cocoon. - 1985.
48. Crocodile Dundee. - 1986.
47. Lethal Weapon. - 1987.
46. Ghost. - 1990.
45. Home Alone. - 1990.
44. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. - 1990.
43. Kindergarten Cop. - 1990.
42. Eve of Destruction. - 1991.
41. White Fang. - 1991.
40. King Ralph.
39. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 the secret of the Ooze.
38. What About Bob?.
37. Mannequin 2 on the Move.
36. Backdraft.
35. Hudson Hawk.
34. Thelma & Louise.
33. Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken.
32. City Slickers.
31. Don't Tell Mom the Baby-Sitter's Dead.
30. Robin Hood Prince of Thieves.
29. The Rocketeer.
28. Problem Child. - 1990.
27. Problem Child. - 1991.
26. V.I WARSHAWSKI.
25. Rover Dangerfield. Animated.
24. Bingo.
23. Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.
22. Suburban Commando.
21. Cool as Ice.
20. Curly Sue.
19. The Addams Family. - 1991.
18. An American Tail. - 1986. Animated.
17. An American Tail Fievel Goes West. - 1991. Animated.
16. Beauty and the Beast. Animated.
15. My Girl.
14. Star Trek 6 The Undiscovered Country.
13. Fried Green Tomatoes.
12. The Hand that Rocks the Cradle. - 1992.
11. Medicine Man.
10. The Great Mouse Detective. Animated.
9. Wayne's World.
8. Radio Flyer.
7. Stop! or my mom will shoot.
6. Blame it on the Bellboy.
5. The Lawnmower Man.
4. Howard's End.
3. Basic Instinct.
2. The Cutting Edge.
1. White Men Can't Jump.
Here's My Honorable Mentions.
1. Beethoven.
2. Straight Talk.
3. THUNDERHEART.
4. Rock-A-Doodle. Animated.
5. FERNGULLY the Last Rainforest. Animated.
Etc. Etc.
Also Please Read all three of Black Butler Fanfiction on Wattpad.
You missed those from NBC's "Let's All Be There" era, including this UBER RARE ONE: czcams.com/video/XUwbLeP7xM0/video.html
Those are on here, listed as 1984-1987
Correction: I forgot about that one. My apologies. The one from 1983-84 is still missing, though.
That's Odd, Why do you not want to see any request here in the comments🤔
This really was TV worth watching when NBC,ABC andCBS always had great made for TV movies and miniseries almost ever night of the week . Then they all pulled the plug in the early 2000’s for reality Tv show garbage .That’s what tv is now cheap cheesy singing and dancing competitions . oh TV movies are just too expensive to make so we’ll go for cheap reality shows less expensive and really boring and outright stupid a lot of them year after year since 2002 . 🥱