Russian Movie Studios Idents - PART FIVE - Rarities Pt. I

[@catchthatlogo]

As you can notice, I finally fixed the frame rate issue of the video. :D Before you ask how - at first, I didn't know why each video would look slightly laggy after rendering, but then I understood I had nonchalantly maintained the 30 FPS setting; a playback of many sources with logos is usually adjusted to 24 frames per second, so no wonder why the previous parts (and especially most of my finds) are like this... Sorry if I wasn't attentive of the issue earlier, and enjoy!

[@LuOli2]

2:42 Here is when a logo community classic begins.

[@catchthatlogo]

Yeah... I kind of wonder how didn't I include one of the most famous Russian logos yet... to be honest, even though the company is mostly on shows rather than films, but I thought then, why not feature it in the compilation? I've also heard the BND ident has been used in different context, some of it which is weird.

[@LuOli2]

@@catchthatlogo I know right. When I see those videos talking about how “scary” it is, I just feel 2012 vibes.

[@catchthatlogo]

@@LuOli2 And throughout the 2010's (and even earlier), it was considered as a truly scary Russian logo. Now, it isn't as frightening as it seems. :)

[@amandaperkins1572]

1:43 I thought It Was Called Aeroplane Productions Not Aeroplan Im I Right?

[@catchthatlogo]

I'm in the wrong either... turns out it's actually "Airplane", but I wrote the romanization of the company's name. Either way, I might change it sooner or later. Thanks for the notice. :)

[@amandaperkins1572]

@@catchthatlogo Your Welcome! 👍