The THX Logo But Better

[@Michael64DS]

Taking "eargasm" to a whole new level

[@Notch64]

Taking "Earape" to a whole new level

[@potatomuncher_ye]

@@Notch64LMAO

[@rolandwoltman7835]

I just took a minute to double q-tip... waxing everywhere... Oh the penetration

[@BillAnt]

Welcome to the Dot CUM era.

[@stand355]

You know you've watched enough SkyCorp when you predict the acronym correctly

[@user-vi4xy1jw7e]

What does the acronym stand for though?

[@Kt-hp7cv]

@@user-vi4xy1jw7e Craving Ur Mom

[@alex.g7317]

@@user-vi4xy1jw7eCum, Undubitable, Mazing

[@lyrimetacurl0]

Corporate Undermining Machine Or did you mean THX? I only saw a video of that recently, "Tomlinson Holman's Experiment"

[@BillAnt]

I almost came to that sound. :D :D

[@paperking_real]

The unreleased THX logo George Lucas doesn't want you to see.

[@PrideEepy64]

Me When Daffy Duck loses his marbles creator appears

[@Alkatross]

Heh heh, release.

[@Maya-vv8le]

What is that supposed to mean?

[@BoxOfToasters]

​@@Maya-vv8leGeorge Lucas didn't want this to be released, too embarassing.

[@mcazares48]

That "Wow" at the end had my sides hurting from laughter 😂

[@modest_ozone645]

😂😂

[@TPLS2]

New PH intro hitting hard.

[@Jay_D_Ashe]

Underrated

[@bobalachabbs]

This intro should play before all of SkyCorp's VHS releases

[@dritzzdarkwood4727]

That "F yeah!" and female "Wow!" at the end killed me!

[@sergey_is_sergey]

The audience is glistening.

[@EinFelsbrocken]

I am laughing so hard at this comment.

[@GrannySoupLadle]

Lmao

[@ch__]

Thought it was going to be really loud but this is better

[@zeromega]

Wow, this new THX logo is truly impressive! The visual enhancements and updated sound design take it to a whole new level. The way the logo transitions and evolves on the screen is absolutely mesmerizing. It's incredible how a simple logo can evoke such a powerful cinematic experience. As soon as it appeared on the screen, I was immediately drawn in and captivated. The attention to detail in the animation and the vibrant colors make it a feast for the eyes. This improved THX logo sets the tone for an incredible movie-watching experience. I can't help but appreciate the thought and effort put into the sound design of this logo. The audio accompanying the visuals is truly immersive. The deep rumble, followed by the crescendoing orchestra, builds up anticipation and excitement. It's a perfect blend of power and finesse. The way it envelops you in the theater, creating a sense of anticipation and grandeur, is nothing short of impressive. This enhanced sound design adds an extra layer of excitement and sets the stage for an unforgettable movie experience. The updated visual elements of the THX logo give it a modern and polished look. The sleek transitions and smooth animations bring a contemporary feel to the iconic logo. The designers have managed to strike a perfect balance between retaining the essence of the original logo and infusing it with a fresh and futuristic touch. The attention to detail in every frame showcases the commitment to quality and innovation. It's evident that a lot of thought and expertise went into creating this improved version, and it truly shines on the big screen. As a long-time movie enthusiast, the THX logo has always been a symbol of exceptional audio and video quality. This new iteration of the logo takes it a step further, elevating the already high standards set by THX. It's a testament to the constant pursuit of excellence and the desire to provide audiences with the best possible cinematic experience. The improved THX logo serves as a reminder of the importance of audiovisual excellence in the world of film. It sets the stage for an immersive journey and prepares us for an extraordinary movie-watching experience. Kudos to the team behind this impressive upgrade! The dedication and creativity put into enhancing the THX logo are truly commendable. It's exciting to see how technology and artistic vision can come together to create something so captivating. This improved THX logo will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on moviegoers, adding to the excitement and anticipation before the film even begins. Thank you, THX, for continuously pushing the boundaries of audiovisual innovation and making our cinematic experiences truly unforgettable!

[@OneSlavBoi]

Oh boy, let me tell you a tale that will blow your mind! Picture this: there I was, just an ordinary person going about my daily routine, when suddenly, something extraordinary happened. I stumbled upon the remastered THX logo, and little did I know that this seemingly innocuous encounter would change my life forever. As I clicked on that video, I was transported into a realm of audiovisual bliss. The first few seconds were enough to send shivers down my spine. The THX logo, once a familiar sight, now burst forth with newfound brilliance, like a phoenix rising from the ashes. The remastering was a masterpiece, a symphony of sound and light that left me utterly mesmerized. With each passing second, my eyes widened in awe. The logo pulsated with a vibrant energy, as if it possessed a life force of its own. The colors were richer, the textures more defined, and the sound... oh, the sound! It was as if a heavenly chorus had descended upon me, caressing my eardrums with celestial melodies. But here's the kicker: amidst the overwhelming sensory experience, something miraculous occurred. In a twist of fate that could only be described as divine intervention, that very THX logo remaster cured my cancer. Yes, you heard that right! The sheer magnificence of the visual spectacle and the euphoria it brought upon me worked together in an inexplicable harmony, annihilating those cancer cells like a comedic SWAT team. I couldn't help but laugh at the absurdity of it all. Cancer, a formidable adversary that had plagued humanity for centuries, was vanquished by a remastered logo. It was like a cosmic joke, as if the universe itself had conspired to deliver healing through the most unexpected means. From that day forward, my life took an extraordinary turn. I became an ardent devotee of the THX logo, singing its praises to anyone who would listen. I embarked on a mission to spread the word of this miraculous remaster, sharing it with friends, family, and even strangers on the internet. The impact was profound. People's lives were transformed as they basked in the radiance of the remastered THX logo. Some claimed their chronic ailments miraculously vanished, while others experienced newfound inspiration and creativity. It was as if this humble piece of audiovisual art had unlocked the hidden potential within each of us, leaving us forever changed. So, here I am, a living testament to the power of the remastered THX logo. It not only dazzled my senses but also saved my life in the most hilariously unexpected way. As I reflect upon this extraordinary journey, I can't help but be filled with gratitude. Thank you, Skycorp, for unleashing a torrent of joy, laughter, and inexplicable healing upon the world. Your remastered logo will forever hold a special place in my heart, reminding me of the miracles that can be found in the unlikeliest of places.

[@karimitickaeloogreattemlor3486]

Man

[@Trey3268]

This is one of the most detailed sarcastic comments I've ever seen.

[@mikieswart]

cum

[@user-vi4xy1jw7e]

Too much time on your hands, man.

[@preximux]

I just watched this infront of my parents thanks alot pete

[@WhitefolksT]

Lmfao 💀 😂 gotcha!!!

[@JvanEdits]

Missed opportunity to put AMBATUKAAAAAMMMMMM over the audio

[@eamonia]

Wait, what!? Who the Hell... What in the... Jesus Christ, man. This is just magnificent.

[@horsepowermultimedia]

*The audience is now blind*

[@ted_o_brian]

This is like one of those ads in Cyberpunk 2077

[@dylan-fnaf1679]

Probably the most scariest THX logo I've seen, can't believe it's been hidden in the dark web for a long time

[@biggleboogle2302]

I think I’ll keep my Finding Nemo VHS… just in case.

[@Tomethan_OCSPRUNKI]

Now its even scarier than original THX.

[@bryansansone3301]

The "wow" is why I'm changing my boxer briefs.

[@drummingwithnate9709]

lol

[@elmascocuk24]

The THX logo but way scarier

[@Zeftilldeath8878]

Perfect intro to any ASMR video.

[@B4Cheshire]

Your comment made me laugh harder than the actual video 😂

[@praddzzz]

Crazy i thought about this THX sound half an hour ago. And i see a parody of it.

[@ProjectPewgf]

THE ULTIMATE THX EXPERIENCE

[@ngf]

best thx logo, definitely

[@Stephie2007]

The THX logo used to scare the crap out of me. But this is hilarious!

[@MrMaxim]

You have surpassed yourself

[@WilsTube]

The THX logo that George Lucas intended. Dare I say, the Special Edition?

[@callumhouse9043]

It brings a tear to my eye every time

[@ennis_w]

"The audience is Listening"

[@lelandclayton5462]

I am a AV integration tech and I played this on an audio setup today and it sounded bad ass. The customer thought it was funny as hell.

[@HybridTrapMusic]

Hoooyeahh

[@Escalusfr]

I'm about to THX Dolby Surround Digital

[@Nitephall]

That would be an awesome beginning for a metal song.

[@Vinny_Great]

uhmmm… the best video..EVER?

[@pokemonlover4208]

The audience is…oh god

[@hellacia8151]

Perfect. Wrong pitch for VHS though, should be in the key of E

[@AaronDanieltenni]

to hell with the loud ass noise during my childhood. this is so much amusingly better-

[@MomMom4Cubs]

I'm glad I was wearing my earbuds! That shit rox fuckin sox off!

[@allright]

That's it, I demand a video from you guys every week, or else.

[@YOURWORLDSAFANTASY]

i came(no pun intented) back to this channel after rewatching the hit videos that became memes and it just kept with the good humour throughout these years great job, dudes

[@SMAXZO]

The audience is now aroused.

[@MTEMCA]

The audience is now scarred for life.

[@chlorophyll6154]

RIP earphones users, you won't be remembered

[@ScootDaVoot]

this is what they actualy originaly named THX

[@UHFStation1]

Sounds like Maxwell tapes.

[@bastardferret869]

i clicked on this video and went immediately for the volume control

[@gysst]

The video that made me subscribe

[@JayRidders]

What a surprise?

[@jaysparc]

I was interested, very interested, I was completely engrossed, I was extatically entertained, then suddenly I was no longer interested and I fell asleep.

[@paweturalski9395]

I missed your lovely intros so much

[@Oktoberkun]

*Every December be like:*

[@liiyu8795]

Sounds like scout

[@Ng648Agma]

thank you mike

[@Gl6619]

This was way funnier than it should have been….

[@Belicure]

I think this is actually scarier

[@acid_8]

My best friends Nick and Adam will love this one.

[@LeBeaBae]

i just choked on something thich

[@jaysparc]

Just an FYI: We need more Paul Perkenstein videos!!! that guy fucks.

[@jean-lucpicard5510]

Macho Man Randy Savage came back from the dead just to do this.

[@kantenkratzer]

The audience is pleased.

[@bitinvaderaddict137]

Amazing This is an art 😮

[@chip787B]

Gachimuchi be like: 0:10

[@jordanfoster2955]

Perfect

[@Taporeee]

Ah yes, the private intro to casting director session archives in Hollywood

[@Videos_N_Stuff]

That moan at the end 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TuanBaoDoratom]

This should be seen from a certain porno VHS tapes.

[@Taporeee]

Dr. Dre - Detox Intro

[@jakebestname9000]

If only the inventors of the internet, A. Gore, could see this…no doubt he would well up w/ tears, of pride. Thank you AG, wherever you are, thank u 🫒🫒🫒

[@kirilvelinov7774]

The audience is now deaf

[@derptweaker945]

i approve this message 👍

[@welcometooaudioland7877]

Wasn't going to like it, but that "wow" at the end earned my like.

[@ADR.1993]

Very educational 👍

[@ari-dynamicarchive]

Imagine purposely attaching this in front of the Rise of the Skywalker movie and watching Twitter lose their sh*t lmao.

[@KKAkuoku]

Oh, wait. I get the design joke now!

[@DarkChaosElfilis45]

0:08 I was laughing when that appeared.

[@stewpit391]

Relatable

[@RuiSilvaPT]

Do you have this in 5.1? it would be awsome to test my system with those moaning and etc sounds coming from different speakers!

[@playerthree38]

r u ok

[@Boomer_Dual_Sport]

You've just earned another subscriber, good chap. Keep em cummin

[@lordfriedrick7911]

The logo is not wrong... I mean, every time the THX logo comes, i do so too...

[@CryBabyJay_xo]

eargasm at its finest

[@Audacitythegoofball]

aproved

[@debbiefiuza]

Gee whiz! SkyCorp sure is my favorite corp!

[@Spl6sh]

Talk about earrape…

[@Corty_]

I came.

[@nerdgeekman]

To this city.

[@matreyo506]

Lexington Steele should be proud of this 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SIDHAKTHEGUYY]

THX moment ngl

[@thetutorialhd5927]

Hey wheres the CPR PSA video?

[@eval_is_evil]

I literally cannot eat dinner due to laugher you bastards😂

[@Antifearn]

_The audience is nutting_

[@forgottenuploads]

TURN IT UP

[@locojuliomora426]

Cause You Can Hear The Screaming!😂 (Monkey Screech)

[@TheVoidofNothing11]

The wow at the end!

[@HoV326]

Much better

[@FoxBlocksHere]

Gives a new meaning to "earrape"

[@ZeNpps]

I wonder if I can find that other meme saying for the love of god shut the f up one

[@mario0318]

Cool fact about this vanity card regards the orgasming gentleman throughout the sequence. In the revised version, which is the more common and best known around the world in nearly all films featuring this production, you can hear the ejaculate as it hits the floor, aka the "Five Splats”. However, this being the original version, one simply cannot hear the Five Splats because it was never recorded! Incredibly absent minded mistake but we all make them. It was of course later revised and the sound was redone. But not before several films were released using this vanity card. Anyway, just figured you'd know this little factoid next time you put on a classic film for family movie night.

[@JohnSmith-fq3rg]

This video goes hard

[@laffeydude3558]

PERFECT

[@Dayno000]

"wow"

[@KC_and_Carl]

Ayo THX