Paramount Feature Presentation bumper (Viacom and no previews variant, 60fps)

[@frankiehansen4667]

Paramount is pleased to bring you our feature presentation.

[@basilstetz5465]

RIGHT

[@basilstetz5465]

Right

[@caifabe8050]

0:03 i remember this from the Blue's Big Musical VHS tape i had as a VERY young kid lmao

[@ThePereMarquette1225Fan]

0:12 Paramount is pleased to bring you; our “Feature Presentation”.

[@Thompsonnw]

That is Brian Cummings doing the Feature Presentation bumper.

[@RoherDaCrusher_YT293]

also seen on Nick Jr. & Nickelodeon Channel Shows from 1996-2007 on VHS

[@isabelhuffman3301]

0:01-0:40 I Like The Stay Tuned Bumper Before The Paramount Feature Presentation Logo With The Announcer Saying "Paramount Is..." Instead Of "And Now,We're..." ,In Which This Is How I Prefer The Paramount Feature Presentation Logo's Announcer Saying "Paramount Is..." Than :And Now,We're..." After The Stay Tuned Bumper.

[@isabelhuffman3301]

In Fact,This Video Was Published 7 Days After Last Wednesday's Independence Day Of This Year For 4 Months Ago And Happy 10th Anniversary Of My Moving State To Arizona Since 7 Days In 10 Years Ago Back On November 1st,2008,a Day After Halloween Of '08!

[@shanesokoluk8736]

This varient was reserved for releases without previews or trailers before the movie 🎥, With rare exceptions on McDonald's prints from 1993 despite those releases having previews the announcer would say Paramount is pleased to bring you our feature presentation, and some 2003/04 releases such as Dickie Roberts and School of rock the announcer would say and now we're pleased to bring you our feature presentation even though those tapes didn't have any previews that came before the movie 🎥.

[@officialtk53]

This is literally just the opening to Mission Impossible 2 Special Edition

[@princessdaisytherarevhscol4039]

0:12 Same voiceover used for the 2004 retail VHS's of Boohbah: Snowman and Boohbah: Comfy Armchair.

[@heyosixteenstudiosinc.4825]

Why does it look better in 60fps? Or am I just caught in the nostalgia

[@ghostcruncher1043]

Because it was probably created with 60FPS in mind. And you're right. It does look better that way!

[@TheNMan64]

I always wondered why Paramount felt the need to put a "Feature Presentation" bumper before movies that didnt have trailers. Disney would usually just put a Walt Disney Home Video logo or a Classics logo in front. Without trailers or promos, the whole "Feature Presentation" thing seems redundant

[@shanesokoluk8736]

I agree ☝🏻. It should've went straight to the warning ⚠️ screen.

[@michaelcastellano1199]

Shane Sokoluk there was no Feature Presentation screen in Paramount VHS tapes released the 80s

[@shaneomacdaddy]

@@michaelcastellano1199 Oh? Right ✅, it was the acid drop that was used in that time period.

[@alalahoward1299]

@Cancelled channel Wrong year? It's 2007!

[@moviefan99]

@@shanesokoluk8736 They’ve done that with some tapes. Like Titanic for example, and certain copies of The Truman Show.

[@bradleychilton3675]

1. Stay Tuned Bumper 2. Paramount Feature Presentation Screen/paramount format screen 3. MMPA Rating Screen 4. Format Screen 5. Paramount Logo That’s All!

[@Tails94able]

PG-13.

[@dannycole6956]

I like, when there's some fun things going on after the movie. I remember I won't skip. Stick around. I might watch something.