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Blame Dan Dare for the RUBBISH topic that these logos come from -- that is; Can you name the movie production studio from one letter of their logo?

 

Some of these are really easy, others are ridiculously hard. As you can tell, I didn't quite manage to find a logo for each letter of the alphabet... future editions will not be so shoddy!

 

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M W K O U T Y L V B N

 

X R A P C

 

Answers in spoiler tags please!

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The hardest ones are CORN (woo!), with C being the one I don't think anyone will get.

 

Castle Rock Entertainment?

 

 

Orion Dreamworks Universal Columbia

 

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I shall refrain from posting more just so others aren't tempted to spoil and can have a chance, but I know W and T. I think RAP will probably be the hardest, and possibly O.

 

I had to start looking to figure out W, I knew it as soon as I saw the name of the company though...figures.

 

Edit: Just the same as with W, I got O, recognized the name when I saw it.

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Pffft, O is easy. :p

 

 

M - Miramax

W - Weinstein

K...hmmm, Dair Milk? But its got an S afterwards.

O - Focus films BOO-YAH BITCH.

U - 20th Century Fox

T - Tricky, I dunno. Lindt/Lyndt?

V - Universal

X - Pixar,

 

fuck all the others they are hard.

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ReZ, none are chocolates :P

 

A & P are actually ridiculously easy as both are over half of the entire logo anyway!

 

T and Y are the next easiest

 

N is just on an unusual background. Usually it's a blue background with lighter-blue lettering.

 

R is seriously old-skool, and not a name most people have in recent memory.

 

Anyone want any clues?

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C was easy, tbh. Water gives it away.

 

Paramount

 

 

I have no idea what O is...

 

Orion this?

 

Orion_Pictures.jpg

 

 

Ah, you pointed that out. Stoopid me.

 

The Weinstein Company

 

 

RKO Pictures - Thank you Citizen Kane.

 

 

I'd love to know what P and A are. P looks really familiar and yet not.

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Correct on those :) The C is one of the harder ones becase it's not as common as (most of) the others.

 

And you will kick yourself if you don't get A or P. Maybe not too hard, but you definitely will.

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I don't doubt that. P is like...

 

International picture...something...

:heh:

 

For some reason C sticks in my mind. I think because C***** **** is used a lot by Steven King, Stand By Me being the one I remember.

 

I like this game. Excellent idea!!

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Yeah, I think King's got a finger in the pie with that one, but I'm not sure/bothered.

 

You're really two-thirds of the way with the P. They're not strictly a production studio, as they mainly deal with distribution (as does the A, I think).

 

Clearer Y and N. I'll expand these 'til people get them. The other two -- no way! That's your lot.

 

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lol

 

Disney

 

 

I'm guessing Y...

 

Has something to do with Lord of the Rings. I have no idea what they are called. Just a guess.

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MGM

 

Had to look through a list of studios with two words in their name with the second being A, but

United Artists

 

 

Whom I've never heard of, same with P.

 

I think that's all of them though.

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Well done :) So... P is the only one to not be completely guessed correctly now! Once it is I'll string together a new, more complete aplhabet of a new genre.

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Correct :)

 

Next one; this time it's UK-available chocolate stuff. All very easy for the brits -- sorry to other nationals, but this round should be over quickly.

 

sweetsh.jpg

 

O H X D R C K T N A U M E

 

S

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yes on both :)

 

Sorry about the localisation. I realised about half-way through doing it that it was grossly narrowminded of me, hence why these should (hopefully) be answered quick. I'll think of somthing better next time!

 

Aside; I think that the hardest ones this time are D and R, with A being the "oooooh, I seeeeee" one.

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