Imagine Entertainment

== Logos ==

1st logo: On a black background, we see a star flashing, revealing a reflection of the shiny chrome-blue text "IMAGINE", which then rises up and settles above its reflection. The words "AN" above the "IMAGINE" text and "ENTERTAINMENT" with "PRESENTATION" below, appear respectively. The studio's name sparkles.

Variant

• Another variation used the term "PRESENTS" below the logo. This can be seen on Closet Land. Strangely, this is shown at the very end of Cry-Baby.
• At other times, "FILMS" appeared sandwiched in between the company name. This was seen on HouseSitter.
• At the beginning of Take Me Home Tonight, instead of the next logo below, this logo is used (Since this movie takes place in the 80's) and after the text fades in, it slows down.

2nd logo: On a black background, we see a waterdrop appear at the very top of the screen, prior to dropping. It then disappears before revealing rippling blue water. The water appears to be shone by a spotlight, before it slowly reveals that it is actually the word "IMAGINE" being reflected inside. The text waves for a few seconds before finally settling into view. Shortly after that, the word "ENTERTAINMENT", in spaced-out letters, appears underneath it.

Variants

• On Curious George (TV Series), Rush, and at the end of The Dark Tower, it is still.
• On American Gangster and Changeling, it is grayscaled.

• On Katy Perry: Part of Me, it is sped-up.

Music/Sounds

1st logo: Silent. In other cases, it has jazz music played over this logo.

Music/Sounds Variant

On the TMHT variant, the edited version of the opening song "Video Killed the Radio Star" starts over it.

2nd logo: A calming orchestra piece composed by James Newton Howard. Sometimes, the movie's opening theme is used.

Scare Factor

1st logo: Minimal. The flash could make some people jump.

2nd logo: None. It's a masterpiece.

Videos

Imagine Entertainment (1990)

Imagine Entertainment Logo 1996-present