Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment Coming to Theaters IDs

1st Logo(1990-1992) Logo: On a black background we see the words "Coming To" fly down and "Theatres" fly up and connected together. Then they sparkle and shine.FX/SFX: The sparkling and shining.Music/Sounds: The 1989 Feature Presentation jingle, while Grant Goodeve announces "Coming to theatres from Walt Disney Pictures." In the 1991 VHS of White Fang, someone announces "Coming to theatres soon."Availability: Seen on the Walt Disney Classics 1990 print of Peter Pan. It also appeared on the 1991 print of White Fang.Scare Factor: Low; the fast and sudden flying of the words may catch some off guard.2nd Logo(1991) Logo: On a black background, we see the words "COMING TO THEATERS FROM WALT DISNEY PICTURES" in white. "COMING TO THEATERS" and "WALT DISNEY PICTURES" are above and below "FROM" respectively.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Mark Elliot provides the voice-over.Availability: Can only be seen on the Walt Disney Classics 1991 print of The Jungle Book.Scare Factor: Minimal, the dark background and the announcer will startle some.3rd Logo(Fall 1991-1999) Logo: Same as the 1991 FP logo, but the text reads "Coming Only to Theatres this 1992 Holiday Season".FX/SFX: NoneMusic/Sounds: A trumpet note, following with a triumphant fanfare ("Fanfare to the Modern Man 3" by Richard Hill, from the Bruton Music library, album BRG 09 - The Will To Win). Mark Elliot then announces, "Coming only to movie theatres this 1992 holiday season: the newest Disney animated classic from Walt Disney Pictures."Music/Sound Variants: On 101 Dalmatians, there is a few seconds of silence, and then only Mark Elliot is heard.Availability: Scarce; the music variant is found on Beauty and the Beast, while the silent variant can only be found on 101 Dalmatians.Scare Factor: Minimal for the regular version; some viewers may be startled by the few seconds of silence before the announcer speaks, but it's otherwise harmless. Low for the music variant; the music and Mark may surprise some, but the music is pretty catchy. 4th Logo(1992) Logo: On a black background, we see the words, "Coming To Theatres For Thanksgiving 1992 From Walt Disney Pictures". This was shown after a preview for Aladdin.Variant: On The Great Mouse Detective, the lines are double-spaced.FX/SFX: None. this is a still logo.Music/Sounds: None. This is a silent logoAvailability: Seen on the 1992 prints of The Great Mouse Detective and Beauty and the Beast.Scare Factor: None.5th Logo(1993) Logo: On a black background, we see the words "COMING TO THEATRES THIS FALL FROM THE WALT DISNEY STUDIOS" in a yellow font used for The Nightmare Before Christmas. FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on the 1993 print of Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey.Scare Factor: None.6th Logo(1993) Logo: On a black background, we see the words "COMING TO THEATRES FROM WALT DISNEY PICTURES" in white. "FROM WALT DISNEY PICTURES" is arranged below "COMING TO THEATRES". This was shown before a preview for The Lion King. FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None.Availability: Seen on some prints of Aladdin.Scare Factor: None.7th Logo(1993-1994) Logo: On a black background, we see the words "COMING FOR SUMMER 1994 FROM WALT DISNEY PICTURES" (on Aladdin) or "COMING TO THEATRES FOR SUMMER 1994 FROM WALT DISNEY PICTURES" (on The Fox and the Hound) in red (Aladdin) or light red (The Fox and the Hound). Both are shown after a preview for The Lion King.FX/SFX: None.Variant: On The Fox and the Hound, the color on the text is a little brighter.Music/Sounds: None (Aladdin) or the end theme of the preview (The Fox and the Hound).Availability: The former variant is seen on the 1993 print of Aladdin, and the latter variant is seen on the 1994 print of The Fox and the Hound.Scare Factor: None. But the next logo's a different story....8th Logo(1994-2001, 2003-2004) <embed align="bottom" allowfullscreen="true" height="228" src="http://widget.wetpaintserv.us/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/1cd0fd735c898d31f7a0e2b511d603c4837e059a" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="276" wmode="transparent"/> *THIS LOGO IS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO*Logo: We see a dark, or navy blue background, and there is one of the following clip ons, and then, after they zoom in, a white flash appears, and there are the clip on words. After the announcer is done saying the words, it fades out. Variant: On the two Disney Interactive clip-ons, the font is slightly different. The "Previews" variant doesn't have the white flash and zooms in slightly slower.FX/SFX: The zoom in, and the white flash.Music/Sounds: A whooshing sound, and following a white flash, and a short trumpet fanfare, and the announcer, Brian Cummings saying one of the following clip-ons. Clip-ons: Now Available On Videocassette Now Available To Own On Videocassette Coming Soon To Videocassette Coming Soon To Own On Videocasette Now Available On CD & Cassette Stay Tuned After The Feature Coming Soon To Theaters Now In Theaters Coming Soon From Disney Interactive Now Available From Disney Interactive Feature Presentation Look for This Soundtrack PreviewsMusic/Sounds Variant: On the Disney Interactive clip-ons (Now Available From and Coming Soon From) the orchestral hit is held for longer and what sounds like a choir note replaces the regular quiet note. On the "Previews" variant, the 1989 Feature Presentation jingle is used.Availability: Uncommon now; was common in almost all of the 90s prints from the era. The "Now in Theaters" variant is only seen on Sing a Song with Tigger. The "Previews" variant is extremely rare and can be seen on the 2000 VHS of Highlander Endgame.Scare Factor: Same as the FP logo of the time, the flash combined with the somewhat scary music may scare over a few. But none to minimal (or maybe low) if you're used to it. 9th Logo(1996-1999) Nickname: "Walt Disney Company Intro" "New Excitement From Disney" Logo: Carrying on from the usual introduction from WDHV at the time, we see a movie theater with the curtains coming up, revealing a screen with the 1985 Walt Disney Pictures logo, with Tinkerbell flying over and using her magic to start the preview for the movie. The screen on the movie theater comes up close to us, taking up the entire screen, and the trailer begins. Trivia: It's nickname comes from the fact that it's part of the 1996 Walt Disney Company Intro you usually see at the beginning of VHS Disney tapes from 1996 to 2000.Variants: On the 1996 VHS prints of Oliver and Company and The Aristocats, the announcer says "Here's a special preview of Disney's next motion picture (or animated) masterpiece." On some 1998 tapes like Hercules, the announcer says "Join us NOW for a special preview from Walt Disney Pictures!"FX/SFX: The curtains coming up, Tinkerbell flying, the screen zooming into the screen. Seems to be a mix of live-action and 2D animation.Cheesy Factor: The animation for Tinkerbell was obviously recycled from the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection logo.Music/Sounds: The last few notes of the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection logo, going into the music for the trailer. An announcer (Beau Weaver) can be heard saying, "Join us for a special preview from Walt Disney Pictures."Availability: Seen on most Disney tapes of movies from 1996 to 1999. It's only on tapes with the Walt Disney Company Intro.Scare Factor: None.10th Logo(Late 1999-2006, Early 2008) Logo: We see one of the following clip-ons come down. There is a pink rectangle line on the top, and a gold rectangle line with a very similar concept to Disney's 1999 Feature Presentation logo. Film reels are found slowly spinning in the background. Clip-ons: Coming Soon To Theaters Coming Soon To Theaters From Disney & Pixar (Version #1 has the text moving to the left and Version #2 has the text moving like the other Disney bumpers do) Coming Soon To Own On Video & DVD Coming Soon To Own On Video Coming Soon To Rent On Video Now Available To Own On Video & DVD Now Available To Own On Video Now Available To Own On DVD Now Available To Rent on Video Now Available On CD & Cassette New From Disney Interactive (Version #1 is still and Version #2 has the text moving like the other Disney bumpers do) Join Us After The Movie Feature Program Coming Soon To Own On Video & Disney DVD (the Disney DVD logo with the byline "Pure Digital Magic") Now Available On Video & DVD PreviewsFX/SFX: The coming down of the clip-on, the rectangles and lines moving in, and the spinning film reels.the "Previews" variant is still except for the part where the "Previews" text moves to the right at the top.Variants: On the 2006 DVD release of Cars, there was a more detailed version where "Coming Soon to Theaters" appears to zoom out. On DVD releases, the first clip-on slide will have the caption "Press MENU to play movie or to select other options", with "MENU" in a box.Music/Sounds: Gentle flat music, and Brian Cummings announcing the clip-on.Music/Sounds Variant: On the "Disney Interactive" variation and on Australian tapes, there is no announcer. Availability: Seen on 1999 through 2004 VHS releases and on most Disney DVDs. The "Disney & Pixar" variant only appears on Toy Story 2 (Version #1), and Monsters, Inc. (Version #2). The "Disney Interactive" variant is seen on Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Version #2), Mickey's House Of Villains (Version #2), and at the end of Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command (Version #1). The "Now Available to Own on DVD" variant is seen on the first seven Walt Disney Treasures DVDs. The "Coming Soon To Own On Video & Disney DVD" variant can be seen on the Australian VHS release of Pokemon 4Ever. The "Previews" variant is extremely rare and can be found on the VHS release of Shanghai Noon.Scare Factor: Just like the 1999 through 2004 Feature Presentation, it's low due to the sudden of the flat music.11th Logo(2005, 2007-)Logo: We see one of "Coming Soon" or "Now Available" clip-ons zooming out from the far right corner, and instead of a movie cinema tape, we get gears.FX/SFX: The clip-ons zooming out, and the gears running clockwise.Music/Sounds: There is a gentle music. Availability: Common; found on DVD releases such as Pixar's Up and Toy Story 3 and the Disney animated release The Princess and the Frog, among others.Scare Factor: Minimum.