Logo Evolution: United Artists (1919-present)

The reason this took so long was because I had a lot going on, mainly homework (because high school). Also, I was fooling around with other stuff online. Anyhow, enjoy!
Next time: Step into my workshop...

[@berlinsaintclair9100]

For some reason I remember the coolest one (1982) giving me the creeps when I was a kid...then I remembered it's that my mind equated it with seeing Altered States with my parents at 7 years old. Weird how something can be equated with a memory for so many years. Awesome video! Nice work 👍👍

[@clawengrantlerian]

All Dogs go to Heaven and The Secret of NIMH was there since these films debuts in the 1980s. 2 of the last United Artists known movies so far were Saved! in 2004 and Red Dawn remake in 2012.

[@Neville60001]

One correction: UA was bought out by MGM in the early '80's, and both company logos disappeared as the company was known as the MGM/UA Entertainment company for a while.

[@laslocurasdelcoronel5833]

Let's be honest, United Artis didn't have good logos, but they spent money on good movies.

[@joshpritt2146]

I disagree. The sixties color/circular logo is my favorite United Artists logo

[@DerickAlexsander.Official]

Patric: "Boooooo!!!"

[@EricEbac22]

Actually, redlion517, the last known movie that United Artists released was "Saved!" back in 2004; after that, the studio became full-blown MGM.

[@lukesams2115]

Also, the last known movie UA released so far, was "Red Dawn", back in 2012.

[@fredwucher4045]

The turning UA in the early 1980s was also called the paper clip, and was used after the TransAmerica/UA divorce in 1981 due to 2 simple words; "Heaven's Gate."

[@davidogara1334]

You forgot a variant with the MGM byline on the shining stars logo.

[@MrAntiSellOut]

Is logo no. 4 used as the intro for The Taking of Pelham 1, 2, 3(1974)?

[@berlinsaintclair9100]

Subbed! Cool videos.

[@berlinsaintclair9100]

So I've always wondered how were the earlier logos made before computer animation? Like were they hand-rendered cels?

[@davidogara1334]

You forgot a variant in black-and-white on the circle logo.

[@davidogara1334]

You forgot a variant that has the MGM ua communications byline on the swoosh 1.0

[@davidogara1334]

You forgot a black-and-white variant on the clip 1.0

[@stephengamekid4305]

I have a suggestion: 20th Century Fox Logo Evolution

[@lukesams2115]

Actually, UA was bought out by MGM in 1981.

[@davidogara1334]

You forgot a variant with no byline on the spotlight logo.

[@popkaeqtc9649]

say......united artists will celebrate 100 years in 2019.

[@davidogara1334]

You forgot a variant with no byline on the swoosh 2.0

[@vernondavis3718]

I still like the mid-sixties UA circular logo.

[@fredwucher4045]

Vernon Davis every time I see that one, it reminds me of the film "You Only Live Twice." If anyone here remembers, that film was released in 1967, before Sean Connery's sabbatical from playing 007.

[@joshpritt2146]

​​@@fredwucher4045 it reminds me of Death Rides A Horse with Lee Van Cleef. The mid sixties color/circular logo can be seen on the Kino Lorber Blu ray of the Dollars Trilogy.

[@sunsetsparkle240]

Nustalja Cretek!!! Oh jontron, ugh! Confused

[@sunsetsparkle240]

Also, I suprisingly did the electric company and dragon tales thing, well, sadly it followed by capitol updatr

[@jeweljardine8163]

Sunset Sparkle uu

[@jameshedman5392]

Sesame Workshop!

[@davidogara1334]

You forgot a variant with color on the hexagon.

[@toxicbleach974]

David O'Gara You have a giant ass mouth

[@munkiandtrunktvofficialchannel]

3:40 : Patrick...

[@FLoydSnail]

3:50: United Artists UA Paperclip (May 28, 1982-October 8, 1987) 1/2 (First Appearance 1982) 1983 1984 1985 1986 (Last Appearance 1987)

[@FLoydSnail]

3:05: United Artists Transamerica T II (April 23, 1976-August 14, 1981) 2/2 (First Appearance 1976) 1977 1978 1979 1980 (Last Appearance 1981)

[@samsinclairabl]

Red lion can u do rai logo evolution

[@davidogara1334]

CTW/SW is next.

[@FLoydSnail]

4:47: United Artists UA Swoosh (July 31, 1987-August 27, 1993) 1/2 (First Appearance 1987) 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 (Last Appearance 1993)

[@markbayll]

5:41 I SEE A JAMES BOND GUNBARREL DOT

[@fredwucher4045]

Luke Martin could also be "License To Kill" as well. Both 007 films were released by UA in the late 1980s.

[@sebastianmartinez8867]

sorry for POE take over.

[@cornishchris8404]

Paramount

[@callumsigrist6371]

Hexagon Bald Eagle Circle T Lines Sparkling Lights T Lines 2 UA Turning from the Center Merging UAs Shining Stars Brighter UA Darker Metallic UA

[@МаксМаксимыч-и1о]

5:55

[@samsinclairabl]

+Bradley dodger weird

[@cornishchris8404]

StudioCanal

[@stephenbunch7458]

POE haves 2 😍s

[@fredylanes20]

Add Windows

[@michaelperez1154]

LAME (Lol)