Release date for this fake version: October 23, 1989 Printed on October 2-October 8, 1989 the 40th week of 1989 Now waiting for the uploads of the 2001 10th anniversaries VHS openings of The Rocketeer and Wild Hearts can’t be Broken And speaking of fake What if VHS openings have you seen my fake Bond VHS Openings from warner home video I made If warner bros owned the rights to the franchise Technically I’m not completely finished but I did a good chunk of the Bond films with Connery, Lazenby (1 film), Moore, Dalton, and Goldeneye Now two more Paramount what if VHS openings that will be the 1995 VHS opening for Drop Zone, and Star Trek Generations each getting swapped release dates Drop Zone Gets a May 30, 1995 VHS release date making it the final Tape to use the Paramount Communcations byline in coming attractions and feature presentation, and Star Trek Generations is released on June 13 and becomes the first title to use Viacom for Coming Attractions/Feature presentation The Paramount communications bylines for their theatrical releases are both preserved Drop Zone opens up with 1. Coming attractions with Paramount communications byline 2. Braveheart theatrical trailer 3. Congo trailer (as seen from Forrest Gump 1995 VHS) 4. Star Trek Generations home video trailer (coming this June to video stores everywhere) 5. I.Q. Home video trailer 6. Feature presentation bumper (Paramount is pleased to bring you variant and PCC Byline) 7. Warning screen 8. Early paramount format screen 9. 1990 Paramount Pictures logo (in which PCC is used in white byline) Star Trek generations 1. Coming Attractions (first use of the Viacom company byline) 2. Congo theatrical trailer 3. The Indian and the Cupboard trailer 4. IQ trailer 5. Nobody’s Fool home video trailer 6. From here to infinity promo 7. Ramada hotels PSA 8. Feature presentation debut of the Viacom byline 9. Warning screen 10. 1994 format screen in which it is in comic sans 11. 1990 Paramount Pictures logo in which the PCC byline is preserved
That's right. Both the 2001 10th Anniversary VHS of The Rocketeer and the 2001 10th VHS of Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken would debut an all-new 2001 Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo in a Black Background.
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Could've put the coming attractions (Gulf Western Company). That version of this logo is my favorite!
Release date for this fake version: October 23, 1989
Printed on October 2-October 8, 1989 the 40th week of 1989
Now waiting for the uploads of the 2001 10th anniversaries VHS openings of The Rocketeer and Wild Hearts can’t be Broken
And speaking of fake What if VHS openings have you seen my fake Bond VHS Openings from warner home video I made If warner bros owned the rights to the franchise
Technically I’m not completely finished but I did a good chunk of the Bond films with Connery, Lazenby (1 film), Moore, Dalton, and Goldeneye
Now two more Paramount what if VHS openings that will be the 1995 VHS opening for Drop Zone, and Star Trek Generations each getting swapped release dates
Drop Zone Gets a May 30, 1995 VHS release date making it the final Tape to use the Paramount Communcations byline in coming attractions and feature presentation, and Star Trek Generations is released on June 13 and becomes the first title to use Viacom for Coming Attractions/Feature presentation
The Paramount communications bylines for their theatrical releases are both preserved
Drop Zone opens up with
1. Coming attractions with Paramount communications byline
2. Braveheart theatrical trailer
3. Congo trailer (as seen from Forrest Gump 1995 VHS)
4. Star Trek Generations home video trailer (coming this June to video stores everywhere)
5. I.Q. Home video trailer
6. Feature presentation bumper (Paramount is pleased to bring you variant and PCC Byline)
7. Warning screen
8. Early paramount format screen
9. 1990 Paramount Pictures logo (in which PCC is used in white byline)
Star Trek generations
1. Coming Attractions (first use of the Viacom company byline)
2. Congo theatrical trailer
3. The Indian and the Cupboard trailer
4. IQ trailer
5. Nobody’s Fool home video trailer
6. From here to infinity promo
7. Ramada hotels PSA
8. Feature presentation debut of the Viacom byline
9. Warning screen
10. 1994 format screen in which it is in comic sans
11. 1990 Paramount Pictures logo in which the PCC byline is preserved
That's right. Both the 2001 10th Anniversary VHS of The Rocketeer and the 2001 10th VHS of Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken would debut an all-new 2001 Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo in a Black Background.
I like the puppet master