As Dreamers Do Part Deux

Logo History: Star Wars (Part 3)
From 1984 until 1995, the Star Wars franchise took a hiatus on the big screen. In the meantime, the Star Tours ride debuted at each of the Disney parks and new books were being published by Del Rey. Marvel put Star Wars comics on hiatus after Jedi, only to bring the franchise back for the Dark Empire storyline.

In 1995, the original trilogy was reissued on VHS. This time with new Fantasound enhanced transfers.

Then in 1996, the franchise returned to the big screen with Shadows of the Empire.

Shadows of the Empire was not the first Fox/Amblin collab to feature the CGI Fox logo introduced two years earlier. That honor belongs to Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, which was released in June of that year. Shadows would be released for the '96 Holiday season.

However, there is no camera panning around the structure. Instead, the first drumrolls are heard over black. Then, we fade to the Fox logo, seen at its normal angle for about seven seconds. The Fox logo then fades to a short version the Amblin logo, with Elliot and ET already in front of the moon and the bike wheels spinning while the Amblin name slides into place. The Amblin logo plays over the Cinemascope extension of the Fox fanfare.

This logo combo was also used on Special Edition releases of the Original Trilogy in 1997. Unlike OTL, both the original theatrical versions are still available on home video in tandem with the special editions.

Starting in 1999, this logo combo opens each installment of the prequel trilogy; The Phantom Menace (1999), Attack of the Clones (2002) and the third installment, which will hit theatres worldwide in 2005.
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Ian78657

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Hey @OldNavy1988 I was thinking that we could replaced Shark Tales with a time traveling comedy movie from DreamWorks called Back to the Meiji which serves as a rival to Yasuke and it about a man named Steve Allen Voiced by Breckin Meyer when his time machine send to the 14th year of the Meiji period in Japan (1882) after his time machine broken where he must get back to present day with help of a Japanese women named Megumi Maeda Voiced by Rie Miyazawa before his rival and evil demonic archenemy of Steve Allen named Sanosuke Matsumoto Voiced by Takanori Jinnai. The film would be directed by Vicky Jenson and Bibo Bergeron and music score should be composed by Kenji Kawai.
 
Whats this would book publish industy like. I hope that aol time warner won't sell the Time Warner Book Group in 2006 to the French Hachette company. I also hope random house woun't merge with penguing otl.I wouldn't mind them merging with an americna media congermate but not a fornign one
 
Hey @OldNavy1988 I was thinking that we could replaced Shark Tales with a time traveling comedy movie from DreamWorks called Back to the Meiji which serves as a rival to Yasuke and it about a man named Steve Allen Voiced by Breckin Meyer when his time machine send to the 14th year of the Meiji period in Japan (1882) after his time machine broken where he must get back to present day with help of a Japanese women named Megumi Maeda Voiced by Rie Miyazawa before his rival and evil demonic archenemy of Steve Allen named Sanosuke Matsumoto Voiced by Takanori Jinnai. The film would be directed by Vicky Jenson and Bibo Bergeron and music score should be composed by Kenji Kawai.
I support butterfly shark tale. I am championing have graham bass' (best know for writing animalia) sign of the seahorse becoming an animaited film during the early 2000's. I also feel that also there is room for 2 major under water animated films in the early 2000's I feel that 3 of them is pushing it and I would perfer butterfling Shark tale over finding nemo.
 
Back in February 2002, Paramount introduced a new logo to commemorate its 90th anniversary. The logo is the same as OTL. But of course, ITTL, there would be a Microsoft byline instead of Viacom.
 
This Just In (Mid-May 2002)
This Just In (Mid-May 2002)

Boston Police officially announce they've obtained a warrant for the arrest of Robert Montgomery "Bobby" Knight, former head coach of the Indiana Pacers. Knight is charged with multiple counts of felonious assault along with assault on an athletic referee, public urination and indecent exposure.
Reported by
- ESPN SportsCenter
- FSN National Sports Report
- USA Headline News
- CNN
- TSN SportsDesk
- Hard Copy
- Inside Edition
- Local news on WCVB (ABC), WBZ (NBC), WSBK (Fox), WLVI (SBC), WXNE (UPN), WHDH (CBS)
 
Nice job @OldNavy1988! But Miramax's (OTL Warner Bros. made the film) Divine Sisters of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood is coming up on June 7, 2002. But Walt Disney Pictures' Like Mike will start on July 3, 2002, going against head-to-head with Men in Black II from Carolco. We will have Amy Heckerling's new superhero teen film from Columbia Pictures Teen Titans to be slated for August 23, 2002, as well as the first CrossGen film adaptation from Touchstone Pictures, Mystic (directed TTL by Ryan Murphy, whose OTL directorial debut was 2006's Running with Scissors, written and produced by Ryan Murphy and J.J. Abrams) to be slated for July 26, 2002, with a Touchstone/Dimension outing, Spy Kids 2, will go for August 7, 2002.
 
Nice job @OldNavy1988! But Miramax's (OTL Warner Bros. made the film) Divine Sisters of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood is coming up on June 7, 2002. But Walt Disney Pictures' Like Mike will start on July 3, 2002, going against head-to-head with Men in Black II from Carolco. We will have Amy Heckerling's new superhero teen film from Columbia Pictures Teen Titans to be slated for August 23, 2002, as well as the first CrossGen film adaptation from Touchstone Pictures, Mystic (directed TTL by Ryan Murphy, whose OTL directorial debut was 2006's Running with Scissors, written and produced by Ryan Murphy and J.J. Abrams) to be slated for July 26, 2002, with a Touchstone/Dimension outing, Spy Kids 2, will go for August 7, 2002.
Stop posting stuff like this
 
I got the impression Duc4AlternateHistory was working behind the scenes on these. In which case I'm fine with him posting these in order to give us a head's up since it seems that OldNavy is open to suggestions anyway so at least we have time to provide input.
 
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego (2002 Film)
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Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego
Released by Walt Disney Pictures on June 7, 2002

Directed by
Rachel Stone-Abbott

Production Companies
Amblin Entertainment
Legendary Pictures [1]

Visual Effects by
Industrial Light & Magic

Producers
Rachel Stone-Abbott
Joel Silver
Robert Zemeckis
Thomas Tull

Screenplay by
Rachel Stone-Abbott
Linda Woolverton

Based upon characters created by
Dane Bigham
Lauren Elliott
Gene Portwood

Music
Rockapella
Hans Zimmer

Main Cast
Salma Hayek as Carmen Sandiego
Lynne Thigpen as the Chief
Greg Lee as himself
Mila Kunis as Ivy
Jeremy Sumpter as Zack
Kid N' Play as Double Trouble
Alec Baldwin as Vic the Slick
Macho Man Randy Savage as Top Grunge
Scarlett Johansson as Patty Larceny
Kevin Smith as Wonder Rat
Rachael Leigh Cook as Sara Nade
Lucy Lawless as Eartha Brute
Alfred Molina as Robocrook
Monica Bellucci as Contessa
Corey Burton as the voice of Kneemoi

Notes
- [1] ITTL, Legendary is a merger of Rachel Stone-Abbott's production company Charm City Entertainment (named after her hometown of Baltimore, MD) and Dark Castle, shared by Silver and Zemeckis.
- Angelina Jolie was supposed to play Carmen but had to drop out due to a scheduling conflict with Lara Croft: Tomb Raider.
- The world premiere was held in San Diego at Petco Park, the new home of the MLB Padres.
- Rockapella's theme from the original PBS game show is saved for the very end of the film.
- The movie's end credits are patterned after the end credits of the original PBS series.
- Lynne Thigpen's "And Remember..." message to viewers is used as a post-credits scene.​
 
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Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego
Released by Walt Disney Pictures on June 7, 2002

Directed by
Rachel Stone-Abbott

Production Companies
Amblin Entertainment
Legendary Pictures [1]

Visual Effects by
Industrial Light & Magic

Producers
Rachel Stone-Abbott
Joel Silver
Robert Zemeckis
Thomas Tull

Screenplay by
Rachel Stone-Abbott
Linda Woolverton

Based upon characters created by
Dane Bigham
Lauren Elliott
Gene Portwood

Music
Rockapella
Hans Zimmer

Main Cast
Salma Hayek as Carmen Sandiego
Lynne Thigpen as the Chief
Greg Lee as himself
Mila Kunis as Ivy
Jeremy Sumpter as Zack
Kid N' Play as Double Trouble
Alec Baldwin as Vic the Slick
Macho Man Randy Savage as Top Grunge
Scarlett Johansson as Patty Larceny
Kevin Smith as Wonder Rat
Rachael Leigh Cook as Sara Nade
Lucy Lawless as Eartha Brute
Alfred Molina as Robocrook
Monica Bellucci as Contessa
Corey Burton as the voice of Kneemoi

Notes
- [1] ITTL, Legendary is a merger of Rachel Stone-Abbott's production company Charm City Entertainment (named after her hometown of Baltimore, MD) and Dark Castle, shared by Silver and Zemeckis.
- Angelina Jolie was supposed to play Carmen but had to drop out due to a scheduling conflict with Lara Croft: Tomb Raider.
- The world premiere was held in San Diego at Petco Park, the new home of the MLB Padres.
- Rockapella's theme from the original PBS game show is saved for the very end of the film.
- The movie's end credits are patterned after the end credits of the original PBS series.
- Lynne Thigpen's "And Remember..." message to viewers is used as a post-credits scene.​
Now that the carmen sandegio movie is out of the way what is Rachel stone next project. Whill she be Steven Universe or Princeless before they were created otl like in americna magic 1.0 or will she doing something else
 
Logo combinations:
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego (2002)

OPENING: The Disney, Amblin and Legendary logos play over Hans Zimmer's main title score.
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CLOSING: The Amblin and Disney logos play over Rockapella's theme from the PBS series as the song fades out.
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The Legend of Zelda (2002 Film)
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The Legend of Zelda
Released by TriStar Pictures on June 21, 2002

Production Companies
Nelvana
Hasbro, Inc.
Nintendo of America

Directed by
Lauren Faust

Produced by
Patrick Loubert
Michael Hirsh
Clive A. Smith

Music
Michael Giacchino

Main Voice Talents
Haley Joel Osment as Link
Zelda Williams as Zelda
David Ogden Stiers as King Harkinian
Ming-Na Wen as Navi
Helen Mirren as Impa
Keith David as Ganondorf
Tilda Swinton as the Triforce of Wisdom
Alan Rickman as the Triforce of Power​
 

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Okay @OldNavy1988 So here the Cast and Plot for Yasuke ITTL.

Cast:
Chris Rock as Kevin "Yasuke" Jackson
Yukana Nogami as Princess Yokoshi
She is a 23 year old young woman and a princess from Japan, she usually dislikes Violence and wars and she wants peace throughout Japan, but she was forced to team up with Kevin "Yasuke" Jackson when Akuma threatened the whole country to take control of Japan.
Cree Summer as Kelly Jackson
Kevin's wife and the mother of Tina and Oscar
Kyla Pratt as Tina Jackson
She is the oldest daughter of Kevin and Kelly
Tyler James Williams as Oscar Jackson
He is the youngest son of Kevin and Kelly
Laurence Fishburne as Henry Jackson
He is Kevin's older brother and Tina's and Oscar's uncle.
Kotono Mitsuishi as Haruka Fujiwara
Toshiyuki Morikawa as Akira Miyamoto
Houko Kuwashima as Setsuna Takahashi
Nobuyuki Hiyama as Hiroshi Yamamoto
Akira Ishida as Shinichi
He is a mysterious young man who was killed by Akuma as he appeared in the end of the film when he give his katana to Kevin to defeat before he fade away.
Ayako Kawasumi as Tamaki
She is a 18 year old Kitsune girl who befriended Tina Jackson and Oscar Jackson.
Satsuki Yukino as Chiko
She is a kind hearted yet also short tempered woman.
Jack Black as Steven Bush
Kevin's neighbour and his best friend who was later traveled back to the Feudal Japan and he eventually falls in love with Haruka Fujiwara.
Yui Horie as Miyuki Tanaka
She is a kindhearted and cheerful 20 year old young woman and a friend of Princess Yokoshi.
Megumi Hayashibara as Sayo
She is the mother of Princess Yokoshi when she was killed by Akuma when she was 7 year old. She later became a spirit to Kevin "Yasuke" Jackson and his family.
Keiji Fujiwara as Shigeru Abe
He is a secondary Antagonist of this film and right-hand man of Akuma.
Sonny Chiba as Ichiro Kawasaki
He is a Sushi chef who warned Kevin Jackson about Akuma.
Unsho Ishizuka as Oda Nobunaga
Kumiko Watanabe as Shiina
She is a Shiba Inu and Jackson's pet dog who turn out to be anthropomorphic Kitsune fox from Japan as she used to be a Human woman warrior until she was cursed and she was forced to stay with the Jackson's family.
Mamiko Noto as Yukina and Sora
They are the twin daughter of Shiina and while Yukina she usually cooked food poorly. Sora on the other hand she cooked food and making clothes and weapon, but much better than her sister Yukina.
David Spade as Emperor Kuzco
He makes a cameo in this film as he interrupted the credits sequence when Kuzco announced his sequel will starring him.
Norio Wakamoto as Akuma
He is a Main Antagonist of this film and Kevin "Yasuke" Jackson and Princess Yokoshi archenemy.
Michael J. Fox as Milo James Thatch
He appears in the post credits sequence along with Kida Nedakh when they announced that Atlantis II is released on 2006.

Plot:
The films started with Young Princess Yokoshi as she was horrified when her kingdom was in danger and her mother Sayo was killed by Evil warlord named Akuma. Meanwhile in the present day Kevin "Yasuke" Jackson was planning a Vacation for his family to Paris as he was excited to go the Eiffel Tower, however Kevin and his family were accidentally travel to Feudal Japan when Princess Yokoshi as she summon them when demonic warlord named Akuma was planning to rule Japan with his Demon army as Kevin and his family were Chosen one to stop Akuma with they new friends and allies.
 
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