Columbia Pictures logo (1993) [debut; VHS 720p60]

"Last Action Hero" [June 13, 1993] (Westwood, California; premiere)
From the 1994 VHS

[Otto]

This logo was the most beautiful one ever to be used by the Columbia Pictures studio.

[totoroiswatching]

There’s a lot of different fanfares to the Columbia logo.

This one’s the first prototype, I think

[cmvogt]

This is one of the First Columbia Pictures to use the Updated.

[elijahhill]

The SFX was loud in this version. The xylophone piece and the horn piece was clear to hear in this variant.

[arbuckle]

I like how it has a purple tint to it.

[SuperDrewFranklinFranchise]

This Logo Was Used After The Final Film With The (1981-1993) Columbia Pictures Logo Was Used In The Film Neil Simmons Lost in Yonkers (1993).

[MoviesandLogos]

Columbia Pictures 1993 Logo’s Debut Is Last Action Hero (1993) and Columbia Pictures Is My Favorite Logo Growing Up! #ColumbiaPictures

[RyneMcKinney]

I can hear a slight twinkling effect in this version... Wish they kept that

[WindowsGG]

The Debut Of The Famous/Current (Until Replacement) Columbia Pictures Logo

[bruhmaster]

Fun Fact: That movie, and the logo, debuted just a day before my birthday. How crazy is that?

[fadedcolor]

it feels like this was at the beginning of every vhs movie I've ever seen

[pecsmatt]

On most blu-ray releases, a reverse plaster occurs where the prototype fanfare is replaced with the 1998-present fanfare (although the original 1993 logo is retained).

[mattjackson]

Columbia TriStar Home Video was located on 3400 Riverside Drive at Warner Bros. Studios from 1992-1995.

[Extremeswagbois]

Happy 100th anniversary to Columbia Pictures

[thisisalogochannel]

Is it me, or does this version of the fanfare sound similar to the pre-2014 one?

[thunguyenthihuong]

This is the first film to use 1993-2007 Columbia Pictures logo, also the prototype fanfare is used.

[osagiee.guobadia-secondytc]

What a pitched logo of the first Columbia Pictures, from 1993. 👍🏿😀😀

[GrigorB..]

I love this logo and the 1976 logo both of which are my favorites

[tfn]

What the prototype fanfare, that obviously quite similar to current fanfare

[jasminnemcdonaldA]

I think I saw this on the opening of a movie called "Buddy."