I can’t believe it’s been 12 years since this debuted in front of The Lorax! Weta’s VFX and Brian Tyler’s arrangement of the 1997 fanfare have aged incredibly well! 😁🎞
Still one of my absolute favourite songs. Never gets old. EDIT: I just rewatched it a few times and just ONE of those times a cloud passed over my house right as the letters did in the video.
I'm an aspiring scriptwriter, and whenever I get dejected or depressed about whatever I'm working on, I listen to this theme, and I'm reminded why I want to write in the first place. This track, I believe, is the perfect embodiment of cinema itself: wondrous, full of awe, and with the promise of uncountable adventures.
That's beautiful. And that's good that this song makes you feel better. Anytime that song plays I always think of Major Payne. One of my favorite movies. (My list of favorite movies is very short because I don't watch very many movies.)
There's nothing terribly wrong with the logo, you see. It just sometimes shows up inappropriately for certain movies on video and it's usually loud and obnoxious in those movies. It's appropriate for a big-budget theatrical release, but on something like The Tale of the Princess Kaguya it's deplorable.
Saw that one for the very first time in my hometown, host to one of Western Europe's biggest theaters that is also classed as a national heritage site in Paris : The Grand Rex. Don't miss that place if you ever come by the city. It still rings to me as if it was yesterday. Literally unforgettable moments. So true in fact that today, I recall the emotions I felt with the intro, and not even the movie that followed !
Watching this gave me the kind of goosebumps that the best movies made in the last 100 years have. Fantastic piece of work. I think it's the music that does it.
I can't think of anything else in the world that brings this much pomp & circumstance. That announces this much presence. That demands this much attention. Wow. And it's so fitting now that Comcast, supreme ruler of audiovisual media, owns them. Hats off to whoever designed/composed this.
Jerry Goldsmith was the one who initially composed the melody but was revamped by a man I believe by the name of Bryan Tyler for the centennial version, he added an array of drums and other instruments as well as choir.
Each time I see the Universal Pictures intro, I have a deep feeling. A mix of pride, dignity, sort of power not about me but about the entire humanity. It's so spectacular, all these continents scrolling and our dear planet rotating...I don't know how to express what I feel correctly
I went and saw "The Bourne Legacy" with my Mom back in August; she hadn't seen this logo yet, so when the movie started, she said "Whoa, that's pretty cool." I had already seen it on "The Lorax" months earlier, but was still totally thrilled by it, even without this music playing over it.
great logo. I've always liked it. I'm so used to the old one (cause I don't watch movies much) but this one just looks so cinamatic and beautiful. They really have done a good job
Great to hear Jerry Goldsmith's excellent fanfare has been kept and received a good but subtle update by the acclaimed Brian Tyler. Bravo Universal for remembering Jerry Goldsmith's art.
Most kids today will never know what it was like growing up with the old Universal logo and the music was without the harmony, and then this one dropped out of nowhere and it was so much better it was mindblowing
This is probably one of the only movie logos that the newest version is the best one. Often times people like the older logos because of nostalgia (e.g. Walt Disney Pictures, Paramount Pictures, 20th Century Fox). But this one, *It's perfect!*
FX/SFX: The panning of the planet, the company name rising, the continents glowing. All brilliant CGI effects, and is reminiscent of the 1990 and 1997 logos.
i love very much the logo of universal studio, its very big and beautiful logo. sound like very expensive company, only the rich people can make movies.
Availability: Current. It can be seen on newer films from the company. The 100th anniversary logo was first unveiled on January 10, 2012, and is currently available on Universal's RUclips channel. It made its theatrical debut with Dr. Seuss' The Lorax (also the first Illumination film to use it, and although trailers and TV spots for it had the previous logo) and made its last appearance on Mama. It was also seen on the Australian film Mental. The version without the "100TH ANNIVERSARY" wording debuted theatrically on Identity Thief, although it previously appeared at the end of Universal's Cinematic Spectacular: 100 Years of Movie Memories at Universal Studios Florida, on trailers for movies released in 2013, and on the Blu-ray release of Vertigo. This has plastered the 1997 logo on an airing of The Perfect Man on TBS and Big Fat Liar on Disney Channel and Freeform with the previous logo's fanfare. It has also been used as a de-facto home entertainment logo since 2012. This logo also appears on international prints of MGM films (the ones distributed by United Artists Releasing) since 2019. This logo also appears on reprints of DreamWorks Animation films, starting in 2018, and on newer films from said studio in 2019, beginning with How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. A few examples of plastering include it being added to the 2021 UHD of Shrek and digital prints of Shark Tale, plastering the final 20th Century Fox logo at the start of newer prints of the movies they released, and plastering the Paramount Pictures closing logo on the 2018 Blu-ray of Over the Hedge (going straight to the DreamWorks Animation logo at the end) and relocating to the start, among other examples. It is unlikely Universal will use a closing variant on these new prints as a result. It also appeared on anime shows distributed by NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan that are licensed by Funimation, as well as Jurassic World: Evolution, Jurassic World: Evolution 2, Fast & Furious: Showdown and Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious.
Never ever change the theme.
It is way too epic to change and choir makes it better.
And the snare drums at the end have just enough impact to give people goosebumps. 🤘
Oh I'm sure they could dial up the epicness to 11. They just don't want to do it too quickly or it will lose its appeal.
yeah except for minions/despicable me movies
@@GoldDinosaurYeah, well, too bad those movies suck.
I honestly prefer the predecessor of this theme but If they decide for It to stick i can't do anything can i lol
Ten years later, this logo is still majestic to this day.
*Edit (1/12/2024):* This logo is still looking majestic, even after 12 years.
Yes
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Yea
Hell yeah it is!
@@ericbrown5588 absolutely
10 years later and this anniversary logo is still amazing. I hope you've had a good 110th birthday, universal
100th not 110th
@@mcbombernuggets You see when this video was posted? It’s the 110th/11th birthday.
Make the emoji movie 2
@@margaretbonsu98 no
@@Jayknowsthewaze912 all the way to 2012 is 100 years. I think u meant the comment was posted on their 110th birthday.
I always get huge chills when I see this logo in the theaters, epic and majestic
to this day, this logo is still very beautiful and amazing.
You guys really did a impressive job, this is a great logo for a big anniversary.
The best introduction to a movie ever!! Gives me chills.
It's gorgeous. You guys did an amazing job. Happy 100 years.
can you tell me if i can put UNIVERSAL STUDIOS on my profile?
@@TheStrategy-BR yes
beauty I'm Brazilian thank you very much
11 years ago...
wow
I didn't learn until today that Jerry Goldsmith had scored the Universal Logo... a great piece by one of the greatest film score composers!
He did the original version in 1997, this update is by Brian Tyler, both majestic
I can’t believe it’s been 12 years since this debuted in front of The Lorax! Weta’s VFX and Brian Tyler’s arrangement of the 1997 fanfare have aged incredibly well! 😁🎞
And it’s been 10 years since the normal version of this logo.
It had to make it’s debut with the movie with the ShE’s A wOmAn joke
I hate this logo of Universal Pictures. It's James Horner Universal logo all right, not some dork.
The best interface so far and will remain the best over time and history
No way! Raaaaar! ruclips.net/video/XVEflECtfBM/видео.html
This is beautiful. It really is. It encompasses the "bigger than life" feeling that movies give to us within mere seconds.
Yes
A beautiful fusion of the classic and recent UNIVERSAL logos into one glorious homage to Universal. Absolutely stunning.
Ten years later, this logo is still majestic to this Day.
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Still one of my absolute favourite songs. Never gets old.
EDIT: I just rewatched it a few times and just ONE of those times a cloud passed over my house right as the letters did in the video.
11 years ago, still never gets old
Yep
I'm an aspiring scriptwriter, and whenever I get dejected or depressed about whatever I'm working on, I listen to this theme, and I'm reminded why I want to write in the first place. This track, I believe, is the perfect embodiment of cinema itself: wondrous, full of awe, and with the promise of uncountable adventures.
That's beautiful. And that's good that this song makes you feel better. Anytime that song plays I always think of Major Payne. One of my favorite movies. (My list of favorite movies is very short because I don't watch very many movies.)
I wish you good luck!
I wish you good luck!
I wish you good luck!
I also wish you best of luck from a fellow aspiring screenwriter.
Fantastic logo- seamlessly blending the iconic old with fantastic new.
I don't know people hate this logo -- it's beautiful!
5 years later edit: I don't remember why I implied it was hated.
People hate this logo? This is honestly the shit
There's nothing terribly wrong with the logo, you see. It just sometimes shows up inappropriately for certain movies on video and it's usually loud and obnoxious in those movies. It's appropriate for a big-budget theatrical release, but on something like The Tale of the Princess Kaguya it's deplorable.
Shut the *bleep* up!
In my opinion this is a very boring logo, I miss the 1990 version of the universal logo it was much better.
why would people hate it
Instruments used in this intro:
Trumpet
Violin
Jungle drums
Synth
woman choir
men choir
bass
Celtic harp
Bassoon
Saw that one for the very first time in my hometown, host to one of Western Europe's biggest theaters that is also classed as a national heritage site in Paris : The Grand Rex. Don't miss that place if you ever come by the city.
It still rings to me as if it was yesterday. Literally unforgettable moments. So true in fact that today, I recall the emotions I felt with the intro, and not even the movie that followed !
I could listen and watch this over and over again. Really well done Brian Tyler, orchestra, and motion graphics team!
WETA Digital were responsible for the new logo's design, along with that of Walt Disney Pictures.
Cool, thanks for letting me know.
Andrew Cortesi but he doesn't top off the late James Horner.
I love James Horner as well. Wasn't denying that. But right now we're talking about the score for the Universal logo animation.
Cannot come close to Jerry Goldsmith.
This is always my fav part of all the movies :'D
Dávid Zemniczky Taken From Double Feature Tarantura 3D, Back To The Future 3D, And Casper 3D (1955/1986/1995/2012)
Ikr
Same
The only normal comment! The rest of the comment section is full of shitty bots with shady links.
Same
Watching this gave me the kind of goosebumps that the best movies made in the last 100 years have. Fantastic piece of work. I think it's the music that does it.
This Logo is so iconic and i love seeing it in the intro of the movies that have it every time
I know this may sound corny but I am 14 and an aspiring director and this song just makes me feel so happy.
i know how it feels
I almost cried when I saw this incredible opening :')
I almost cried a little when I saw dr. seuss the lorax 2012
You must be a Comecast investor.
@@lai1a.c0re Minions
@Edgar Leon, this is a trumpet cover.
Yo are weak
Keeping Jerry Goldsmith's memory and music alive, thank you Universal!!!
omg can you reply to me
Hello
I can't think of anything else in the world that brings this much pomp & circumstance. That announces this much presence. That demands this much attention. Wow.
And it's so fitting now that Comcast, supreme ruler of audiovisual media, owns them.
Hats off to whoever designed/composed this.
Jerry Goldsmith was the one who initially composed the melody but was revamped by a man I believe by the name of Bryan Tyler for the centennial version, he added an array of drums and other instruments as well as choir.
Jerry Goldsmith composed this for the 1997 logo. Bryan Tyler reorchestrated it.
There is ... one other thing ...
[Insert THX sound]
This version is by far, the best intro music ever composed! Please never change it!
Imagine a “U” shaped solar eclipse.
Wouldn’t that be a partial eclipse?
Haha
Yes
A 'movie' is about to start...
Universal
Brian Tyler did an amazing job with the score, LOVE THE LOGO! :D
Wait, the same guy who did the CoD Zombies music??
@@Moondancemilly Yep. The same guy that also did the scores to Iron Man 3, Avengers 2, and the Fast & Furious films.
RIP Paul Walker. Thank you for doing the right thing, Universal.
Then Carl Laemmle, founder of Universal Pictures dies in September 24, 1939.
@JACKSON ERNST fast and furious he was doing duhhh
@JACKSON ERNST because of fast and furious
1 like = 1 prayer for Paul Walker
this is the reason we go to the movies just to watch the Intro
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+HARRYWOOD INC™ hahahah you are so right this is always my favourite part of the movie
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i just love how visually appealing the universal intro is with the lens flare and all the reflections
Each time I see the Universal Pictures intro, I have a deep feeling. A mix of pride, dignity, sort of power not about me but about the entire humanity. It's so spectacular, all these continents scrolling and our dear planet rotating...I don't know how to express what I feel correctly
Imagine this happened in real life and one letter falls.
Damn.
Edit: WAIT I NEVAH GOT SO MANY LIKES
Comcast:
"I can't believe you done this..."
Jose Maldonado E N D O F T H E W O R L D
Aaaa
Probably a huge explosion around the equator.
I went and saw "The Bourne Legacy" with my Mom back in August; she hadn't seen this logo yet, so when the movie started, she said "Whoa, that's pretty cool." I had already seen it on "The Lorax" months earlier, but was still totally thrilled by it, even without this music playing over it.
Did you show your mom the music after?
Idk why, but I always love coming back to this video sooner or later.
you know the movie is gonna be so damn epic when this intro starts
Hell yea it is
"Founded April 30, 1912; 110 years ago". Soon enough, it will be your 110th birthday, Universal.
great logo. I've always liked it. I'm so used to the old one (cause I don't watch movies much) but this one just looks so cinamatic and beautiful. They really have done a good job
"Happy 100th Universal! I visited your studio back in '83 and loved it!"
Dont The legends😭♥️
Great to hear Jerry Goldsmith's excellent fanfare has been kept and received a good but subtle update by the acclaimed Brian Tyler. Bravo Universal for remembering Jerry Goldsmith's art.
It’s been 12 years….. and it’s never forgotten, it will never be forgotten
This is my number one most favorite logo when the energy increases with this soundtrack 😂
I remember first seeing this in theaters in the beginning of The Lorax and was like "DAMN!"
Am I the only one who felt the movie theater shaking when this started playing? XD
+Nova Sonic360 Not just you, it gave me chills and I thought there was an earthquake at first
+Nova Sonic360 Same here.
Chaos Channel Same as well!
The bass is strong XD
WOOOOOOOOOO FUNNI 100
Choral voices... They add such an ethereal majesty.
Imagine seeing this in the theater, and telling people "You know, I played the tuba for that"
I love this intro, it’s so beautiful. Listening to this all the time makes me think of Universal Studios Hollywood.
lindo...o clássico sempre é clássico, mas tava na hora de mudar!!!
If they ever reboot Superman I want his theme song to sound something like this. It just sounds so powerful and proud
Most kids today will never know what it was like growing up with the old Universal logo and the music was without the harmony, and then this one dropped out of nowhere and it was so much better it was mindblowing
The best intro of all the productions in history is the one that makes me feel good
How awesome would it be to come out of the womb to this musical score?
Absolutely beautiful new logo. Love everything about it!
O heck yeah that definitely would be awesome
Love the new version of the music.
This is probably one of the only movie logos that the newest version is the best one. Often times people like the older logos because of nostalgia (e.g. Walt Disney Pictures, Paramount Pictures, 20th Century Fox). But this one, *It's perfect!*
What about Marvel Studios or Lucasfilm?
@@JeremiahSkywalker Both got gobbled up by Disney.
Can't wait to cheer for this intro for Oppenheimer movie on theatre 🔥😁
FX/SFX: The panning of the planet, the company name rising, the continents glowing. All brilliant CGI effects, and is reminiscent of the 1990 and 1997 logos.
At 0:11 the 100th anniversary text isnt there, then suddenly it popped up at 0:13
Mines 16 it's like "Surprise.."
Rookie Mistake!!
That was the whole point.
It's because "UN" is big so it's not popped up.
actually it is not a mistake, it was made for artistic purposes
The 2012 Universal Logo Looks Great.
This logo is awesome! I watched The Lorax today and it was awesome too! If I watched this intro in 3D, my mind would explode!!!
10 years from now this music is so good, great job universal studios you guys did a great job making this
Over a decade later, and this rendition of the fanfare is STILL the best one by far.
Don't ever change the fanfare. It's REALLY majestic!!!
the best logo ever made period
I can’t stop listening to this! Do I need to see somebody?!
Ian Bird-ton, No. I do the same!
Me too 2020
Same bro
Epic!! Happy Birthday Universal! Love your movies, love your theme parks, love everything about you!!
111 years since Universal started, they are still making great movies.
Editor's Note: A worthy update of the 1990 and 1997 logos, with beautiful CGI.
Me seeing 1997 logo: nothing can be this epic
Sees this one years later: ( inner child explodes )
I really like this music!💓❤️❣️
Me too!
Me too!
@@justinchristopherzayas130 bro how tf do you even find a three year old vid
Dude, I’m literally 14 now because my birthday was yesterday.
@@justinchristopherzayas130 congrats bro.
Happy 100th Anniversary Universal!
And 11 years later this is still fire 🔥
I could watch this over and over again and not get tired of this!
The entire brass section makes all music come to life!
Simply marvelous! Magnificent and stunning! I love it! What a beautiful logo. Universal, you've done it again!
At this moment you know a great movie is about to start
If you hear this playing, the movie will be great
Whenever I go to the movies I always hope universal helps produce it just so this plays ❤
"...and then the letters become affected by gravity and everyone died. The end."
"That didn't help at all!"
This sounds great with headphones. It's like if you are in a cinema.
I know it sounds like the future
imagine that being your ringtone and having it go off during class
I love this logo so much!
Happy 112th Anniversary Universal!
Hippo
The best ever movie intro to this day ❤
"Mom! Phineas and Ferb put giant floating letters in the sky!"
I saw this while seeing "The Lorax" today, and my jaw literally dropped!
I still hear the minions mimicking this intro to this day. 😂
그러니까 서울에 유니버설 스튜디오 하나 만들어줘라
This is nostalgic as shit 🥺 I miss 2014-2019
i love very much the logo of universal studio, its very big and beautiful logo.
sound like very expensive company, only the rich people can make movies.
+RAPPI GONEN lol, it is owned by NBCUniversal, which was bought by Comcast. Comcast is the biggest mass media corporation in the United States.
Everyone started to cheer when they saw that and my ears were ringing...
Sabes que la película va ser buena cuando vez esta intro
Your The Best Movie Company In The World Universal!
Availability: Current. It can be seen on newer films from the company.
The 100th anniversary logo was first unveiled on January 10, 2012, and is currently available on Universal's RUclips channel. It made its theatrical debut with Dr. Seuss' The Lorax (also the first Illumination film to use it, and although trailers and TV spots for it had the previous logo) and made its last appearance on Mama. It was also seen on the Australian film Mental.
The version without the "100TH ANNIVERSARY" wording debuted theatrically on Identity Thief, although it previously appeared at the end of Universal's Cinematic Spectacular: 100 Years of Movie Memories at Universal Studios Florida, on trailers for movies released in 2013, and on the Blu-ray release of Vertigo.
This has plastered the 1997 logo on an airing of The Perfect Man on TBS and Big Fat Liar on Disney Channel and Freeform with the previous logo's fanfare.
It has also been used as a de-facto home entertainment logo since 2012.
This logo also appears on international prints of MGM films (the ones distributed by United Artists Releasing) since 2019.
This logo also appears on reprints of DreamWorks Animation films, starting in 2018, and on newer films from said studio in 2019, beginning with How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. A few examples of plastering include it being added to the 2021 UHD of Shrek and digital prints of Shark Tale, plastering the final 20th Century Fox logo at the start of newer prints of the movies they released, and plastering the Paramount Pictures closing logo on the 2018 Blu-ray of Over the Hedge (going straight to the DreamWorks Animation logo at the end) and relocating to the start, among other examples. It is unlikely Universal will use a closing variant on these new prints as a result.
It also appeared on anime shows distributed by NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan that are licensed by Funimation, as well as Jurassic World: Evolution, Jurassic World: Evolution 2, Fast & Furious: Showdown and Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast & Furious.
imagine this intro in fnaf movie
People in theaters went wild when they saw the 100 anniversary when you were watching a movie in theaters?
Universal Pictures 100th Anniversary logo is taken from the Blu-ray/DVD combo release of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982).
Steven Spielberg Made The E.T. Movie
Frankie Walter Parente
It was also appeared in the Blu-ray and Digital HD combo release of The Bride of Frankenstein (1935).
Many years have passed and Universal is still producing amazing films😎
We love you Universal Pictures!
Anyone in 2024?