Victor Hugo Pictures/Logo Variations/Summary

Car Chase (1981): The 1953 logo begins as usual, but then a searchlight is taken out, causing the music to wind down to a stop. Police sirens and car engines are then heard. Another searchlight is taken out, and an animated Ferrari colored red appears. It makes itself into the "O" while the cop takes out the last three searchlights. Unexpectedly, the police car crashes into the searchlight on the right. The Ferrari comes out of the "O", honks, and laughs. The 1953 logo also looks a little different than its original design (most likely because this variation was not designed by Michael Manor).
Whatever I Want (1995): The 1994 logo has the same colors as the TCF logo from Die Hard with a Vengeance.
Mars Mission (1997), and Mars Mission: Rise of William Nickson (2001): The 1994 logo is tinted in red and the fanfare is James Horner's re-orchestration.
Whatever I Want 2 (1998): Same as the first movie, except the colors are not as saturated and has the 1997 fanfare.
Whatever I Want 3 (2001): The 1994 logo has a more vibrant blue to the sky.
Night of the Living Flea (2003): The 1994 logo has a blueish tone to it and is slightly darker than usual.
Whatever I Want 4 (2004): Same as the previous movie, except the structure has a slight reddish tint to it and there is a vignette-like effect around the logo.
Solar Apocalypse (2005): The 1994 logo starts off normally, but after the searchlights sweep away from the camera, the logo slowly turns sepia-toned.
Mars Mission: City of the Origins (2005): The 1994 logo starts off normally, but when the sunflare appears, the logo turns red, as in the previous movies.
Sailor Moon (2005): The 1994 logo has a pink tone.
The Action of Victor (2006): Same as the Night of the Living Flea variant, except the colors are less saturated and the logo is even darker than usual. Also seen at the end of the film.
Rainy Day (2006): The 1994 logo is contrasted.
Mr. Guy (2007): Same as the Rainy Day variant, except it is brighter than usual.
Mars Mission: Revenge of Leximar (2008): Same as the Mars Mission: City of the Origins variant, except when the sunflare appears, the logo flashes to white before going back to the logo (in red.) Instead of using James Horner's fanfare this time, it uses the 1997 fanfare.
The Robloxians Movie (2008): DenisDaily (who walks out of the 'O' in 'VICTOR') sings along on the second half of the Victor fanfare. The logo then turns black & white as the camera pans up to the moon.
Dark Sky (2009): The 1994 logo plays, but the sky is black and the fanfare is low-pitched.
The Action of Victor: The Agent War (2009): The 1994 logo plays, but is slightly more saturated than usual.
Halo 4 (2012): The 2010 logo is in black and white, the beams coming out of the searchlights are missing, the background is replaced with a space background, there is no sunflare in the middle of the logo, and the logo is dark to the point that we almost can't see the structure at all (except for the byline). Plus, even the swooping searchlights at the beginning of the logo are missing, so the logo fades in from black instead.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II (2013): Same as the Night of the Living Flea variant, but with the 2010 logo instead.
Central of Snow (2018): The 2010 logo is zoomed in and the colors are not as saturated.
Asteroid (2018): Similar to the Solar Apocalypse variant, the 2010 logo starts off normally, but after the searchlights sweep away from the camera, the logo slowly darkens and almost turns black and white.
Zombie Apocalypse (2019): One of the last films to use the 2010 logo; the logo is tinted in red, but unlike the Mars Mission variants, some areas are still blue.
Downhill (2019): The last film to use the 2010 logo. It plays normally, but after the fanfare is over, the searchlights go out caused by a power outage, similar to the 20th Century Fox logo from Live Free or Die Hard.
The Joseph Goes Livestream Movie 1 (2018, remastered version from 2020): Instead of opening with the 2019 logo, the Joseph Goes Gamer logo takes its place until the end, when two searchlights swoop across the screen (à la the Alita: Battle Angel variant of the 20th Century Fox logo), turning into the 2019 logo. At the end of the film, the Joseph Goes Gamer logo fades to the 2019 logo, minus the URL underneath the logo.