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[[File:foxplane.jpg|link=Futurama|frame|[[FOX]] [[Biting the Hand Humor|shoots down yet another]] [[Stealth Pun|promising pilot]].]]
[[File:foxplane.jpg|link=Futurama|frame|[[FOX]] [[Biting the Hand Humor|shoots down yet another]] [[Stealth Pun|promising pilot]].]]


Some studios have [[Vanity Plate|vanity plates]] that are [[Iconic Logo|recognized everywhere]]. The moment you see a ring of stars swirling into place above a serene-looking mountain, for example, you know you're looking at a [[Paramount]] production. That little kid who tosses a fishing line into the water while sitting in the crook of the moon is instantly recognizable as [[DreamWorks]]. Such logos, once they climb to a certain point of universal recognition (no pun intended for those people who are watching a globe spin on their movie screens), are a sure fire form of brand name recognition.
Some studios have [[Vanity Plate]]s that are [[Iconic Logo|recognized everywhere]]. The moment you see a ring of stars swirling into place above a serene-looking mountain, for example, you know you're looking at a [[Paramount]] production. That little kid who tosses a fishing line into the water while sitting in the crook of the moon is instantly recognizable as [[DreamWorks]]. Such logos, once they climb to a certain point of universal recognition (no pun intended for those people who are watching a globe spin on their movie screens), are a sure fire form of brand name recognition.


Every once in a while, though, a creator will have fun with it. The [[Vanity Plate]] will be changed in some way, just enough to put a new spin on it. [[Match Cut]]s are also a common form of this.
Every once in a while, though, a creator will have fun with it. The [[Vanity Plate]] will be changed in some way, just enough to put a new spin on it. [[Match Cut]]s are also a common form of this.
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* The final shot of ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]'' combines the closing logo-gimmicks of Warner Brothers and Disney, with Porky Pig stammering his "[[That's All Folks]]!" and Tinkerbell giving him a parting tap with a magic wand.
* The final shot of ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]'' combines the closing logo-gimmicks of Warner Brothers and Disney, with Porky Pig stammering his "[[That's All Folks]]!" and Tinkerbell giving him a parting tap with a magic wand.
* In ''[[The Last Airbender]]'', the Paramount stars are accompanied with splashes of water. The [[Nickelodeon]] Movies logo afterwards is on fire, and gets covered by earth.
* In ''[[The Last Airbender]]'', the Paramount stars are accompanied with splashes of water. The [[Nickelodeon]] Movies logo afterwards is on fire, and gets covered by earth.
* The Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow logos in ''[[Legend of the Guardians]]'' appear after the film starts and are shown in the sky with Soren flying around them, followed by the film's title.
* The Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow logos in ''[[Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole]]'' appear after the film starts and are shown in the sky with Soren flying around them, followed by the film's title.
* In ''[[The Curious Case of Benjamin Button]]'', the Paramount and Warner logos appear in a pile of buttons.
* In ''[[The Curious Case of Benjamin Button]]'', the Paramount and Warner logos appear in a pile of buttons.
* The logos in ''[[The Losers]]'' are printed on a comic book page.
* The logos in ''[[The Losers]]'' are printed on a comic book page.
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