@@nathancruz9172 True and they may still show the Warner Bros. logo first, only now Warner Bros. and New Line has separated intros again, instead of one of showing pieces of the Warner Bros. come off to the New Line logo.
So I guess that every future movie produced by New Line Cinema will still be distributed by Warner Brothers but just without showing the Warner Brothers logo at the beginnings of New Line's future movies. Is that correct? 🤔🛡
They might still show the Warner Bros. logo before the New Line Cinema logo, but there probably would be in separated intros, instead of one intro where the pieces of the Warner Bros. logo come off to make the New Line logo.
New Line has been part of TimeWarner (now Warner Bros. Discovery) since 1994, so not much has really changed since then. It’s just now New Line stands on its own now without the WB logo slapped in front it of.
@@ForceMaximus84 New Line Cinema becomes part of Time Warner (now Warner Bros. Discovery) since part 1996 when Time Warner and Turner (New LIne's parent company from 1993-1996) merged on October 10, 1996. New Line still acted more independently from WB, especially it had its own home video distribution until 2008 when WB absorbed New Line Cinema because of the box office failure "The Golden Compass" in 2007 and New Line Home Entertainment was eventually folded in 2010.
@@billmcdonnell79 Ok, but WB still treated NL like it’s own thing until 2011 when they made the logo with the WB shield turning into the NL logo. I’m just glad they brought that original notion back with this, and it’s an improvement.
@@nathancruz9172 Warner Bros.' parent company, Time Warner (now called Warner Bros. Discovery) owns New Line Cinema when Time Warner and Turner (New Line's parent company from 1994 to 1996) merged on October 1996. But New Line was still separated and independent from Warner Bros. despite being owns by the same company until 2008 when Warner Bros. absorbed New Line Cinema because of the box office failure of 2007's The Golden Compass and in 2011, Warner Bros. start co-distributing every New Line Cinema films. New Line Cinema today is pretty much an in-name-only unit owned by Warner Bros. Discovery likes Turner and Hanna-Barbera.
After 13 years hiatus, the 1994-2010 intro is back or at least an updated and re-animated version of it with the 2011 wordmark and the Warner Bros. Discovery byline.
![(Outdated) Warner Bros. (2023, 2024-present) Logo Remake Assemblage [V5]](/img/1.gif)
ill remake it later
edit 7/2/24: i remade it ruclips.net/video/tegZNWDbqqA/видео.htmlsi=vry-GNYQgVbBfOl5
As well as dream logo of New Line Home Entertainment if brand revives this year.
How about New Line Television should be revive soon.
THEY BROUGHT THE 1994 LOGO BACK, WOOOOOOOO
It’s just an updated version of the logo
@@JLee-g6wbut still
@@JLee-g6w Then, Revert back to 94' New Line Cinema logo
@@JLee-g6w Just like of NLC logo design between 1994, 2011, & 2021.
yay
Welcome back to the 1994 New Line Cinema logo...
After 13 years hiatus, the 1994-2010 intro is back, but with the 2011 wordmark and the Warner Bros. Discovery byline.
Who's here after seeing this New Line Cinema logo in The Watchers (or The Watched)?
Me too
🎵 New Line... 🎵
0:03 🎵 Look who's back, New Line Cinema 🎵
0:05 🎵 NLC, from New Line Cinema 🎵
0:09 🎵 New Line, NLC 🎵
🎵 Warner-Discovery 🎵
Wow! It’s good to have the real New Line Cinema logo back!!
I'm shocked that the stand-alone New Line Cinema logo is back at the time! OMG!!!😱😱😱😆😆😆
Me too. But, that doesn’t mean they’re back to be an independent company as they’re already part of Warner bros.
@@nathancruz9172 True and they may still show the Warner Bros. logo first, only now Warner Bros. and New Line has separated intros again, instead of one of showing pieces of the Warner Bros. come off to the New Line logo.
Back when we needed them most
Now is the time for Disney to revive Touchstone Pictures and absorb both 20 Century Studio's and Searchlight
The Classic is back!
The animation of the logo resembles the Blu-Ray & original versions of the NLHE logo
So I guess that every future movie produced by New Line Cinema will still be distributed by Warner Brothers but just without showing the Warner Brothers logo at the beginnings of New Line's future movies. Is that correct? 🤔🛡
pretty much.
They might still show the Warner Bros. logo before the New Line Cinema logo, but there probably would be in separated intros, instead of one intro where the pieces of the Warner Bros. logo come off to make the New Line logo.
New Line has been part of TimeWarner (now Warner Bros. Discovery) since 1994, so not much has really changed since then. It’s just now New Line stands on its own now without the WB logo slapped in front it of.
@@ForceMaximus84 New Line Cinema becomes part of Time Warner (now Warner Bros. Discovery) since part 1996 when Time Warner and Turner (New LIne's parent company from 1993-1996) merged on October 10, 1996. New Line still acted more independently from WB, especially it had its own home video distribution until 2008 when WB absorbed New Line Cinema because of the box office failure "The Golden Compass" in 2007 and New Line Home Entertainment was eventually folded in 2010.
@@billmcdonnell79 Ok, but WB still treated NL like it’s own thing until 2011 when they made the logo with the WB shield turning into the NL logo. I’m just glad they brought that original notion back with this, and it’s an improvement.
Welcome back New Line Cinema
Technically, New Line Cinema never really left.
I love that Cyan color of Light burst
(Freddy Krueger, The Mask, Harry, and Lloyd) Yay!🥳
Amanda McQuaid’s fav Christmas classic.. “SANTA! I know him! I know him!” And of course the live action TMNTs and The Mask
Warner Bros.: Woah, I... I thought you were dead!
New Line Cinema: My death was... greatly, exaggerated.
yay the old logo is finally back!
With the 2011 wordmark and the Warner Bros. Discovery byline.
@@billmcdonnell790:07 that’s right. Also, Warner bros owned new line cinema in 16 years ago.
@@nathancruz9172 Warner Bros.' parent company, Time Warner (now called Warner Bros. Discovery) owns New Line Cinema when Time Warner and Turner (New Line's parent company from 1994 to 1996) merged on October 1996. But New Line was still separated and independent from Warner Bros. despite being owns by the same company until 2008 when Warner Bros. absorbed New Line Cinema because of the box office failure of 2007's The Golden Compass and in 2011, Warner Bros. start co-distributing every New Line Cinema films. New Line Cinema today is pretty much an in-name-only unit owned by Warner Bros. Discovery likes Turner and Hanna-Barbera.
Guess they got tired of animating the WB/NLC transformation all over again...
I don’t mind the Warner bros transformation of new line cinemas when, I was a teenager.
@@nathancruz9172 Then, Revert back to NLC logo 2024
@@jun-oz1fg I know.
Leonardo: Awesome
Michealangelo: Bodacious
Raphael: Bitchin
Donatello: Uhm……
Michealangelo: Gnarly
Leonardo: Radical
Raphael: Totally Tubular Dude
this is doing numbers
Yay, it's back!
(edited for TV version) Distributed by MGM Television
Its been 3000 years
I love it
Interesting, looks the same as the 1994 logo
0:07 except the 2011 text.
@@nathancruz9172 And the Warner Bros. Discovery byline.
OMG! THE BEST NEW LINE CINEMA LOGO IS BACK 30 YEARS AFTER IT WAS FIRST USED?!?!?!?!?!
After 13 years hiatus, the 1994-2010 intro is back or at least an updated and re-animated version of it with the 2011 wordmark and the Warner Bros. Discovery byline.
That’s right.
Awesome
I’m glad they stopped the WB transformation logo. It’s nice to see New Line stand on its own again.
Gives me memories of the film "Elf' from 2003!
It's been too long. I was always wondering when they were gonna make a new variant that wasn't fused with WB.
Look at that
BEAUTIFUL
I love the new logo
0:08 me too
It's the updated and re-animated version of the 1994-2010 logo.
Return of the king.
TCF
Nostalgia Overload??? Wooooohoooo!!!! Welcome back 1994 New Line Cinema Logo (in an updated form)!!!!!
TMNT IV: Enter the Technodrome
2004 goes today.
Is it true they’re not going back to the Warner bros/new line cinema transformation logo anymore?
yeah, seems like it
@@LeonGamer10_ 0:08 in that case, I’m going to miss the transition from this years.
Wait……So does this mean…….No more Warner Bros Pictures To New Line Cinema Logo..????
Yes.
Put it back
2024