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Here are all of New World Pictures logos from 1970 to Present, which are the 1970 Roger Corman/New World Pictures logos (double horizontal lines), the 1977 New World Pictures logo (a la Filmways), the 1981 New World Pictures logos (including the New World/Roger Corman logo variation), the 1984-2009 New World Pictures logo (including short versions and long versions, with and without musical jingle, same logos in CinemaScope edition and horror edition in red colored, along with "NEW WORLD INTERNATIONAL" and "NEW WORLD ENTERTAINMENT" logos), the 1988-95 New World International logos, the 1995-97 New World Entertainment logos, the 2009-12 New World Pictures logos (with the 3D globe, including the 2D globe from 1984 only in 2009), the 2012-15 New World Pictures logos (in CinemaScope), the 2015 New World Pictures logos (based on the red moon even in September of 2015) and the 2016 New World Pictures logo (with 3D globe, this time, in upside-down mode between this and the 2006 & 2016 AT&T globes).
Special thanks to the original users, including yours truly (especially my old user with a homemade happy face in it).
Made with Bandicam, Microsoft Paint and Windows Movie Maker.
P.S. -- Those New World Pictures logos with 3D globes (similar to the 2006 AT&T logo) were originally made by yours truly (especially a KZfaq user with a homemade happy face in it), so keep that in mind.
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