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On Synapse Films releases, the warning is mentioned above with stripes.

On Cannon Video releases, the background is blue with the box with the FBI logo and the word 'WARNING' is in the top.

On NTA Home Entertainment/Republic Pictures Home Video releases, the background is coral pink.

On Program Hunters and pre-1992 Prism Entertainment releases, the background is blue, 'WARNING' is medium gray, and film grain is present.

On 1992-1999 MPI Home Video releases, the background is black-blue gradient with all copies of the word ' FBI' and the word ' WARNING' is in Gill Sans font.

On the 1980 WCI Home Video release of '10', the first version fades to the Orion Pictures logo.

The B&W version of the latter variant can be found on the 1990-92 VHS releases of Days of Wine and Roses and Kisses for My President.

Black-and-white variants of both versions exist.

On early releases, the warning text is slightly different, a different font is used, and the right corners are rounded.

On Image Magnetic Associates releases, there is a filmed version in which the right of the white square is rounded.

On Chronical Videocassettes releases, 'FBI' is bolder and the warning text is in Gill Sans font.

Kid Rhino Home Video releases also use this variant, except the background is blue.

On a Rock Video Monthly VHS, the warning is placed on a red background.

Continental releases 'page flip' to it, while Cinema Group uses a checkerboard effect.

On some Continental Video and Cinema Group Home Video releases, the warning has an orangish tint.

Planet Video version contains shading, while Regal Video releases, it flies over and the FBI box is gradient and has the Magnavox Magnavision background music.

On Planet Video and Regal Video releases, the above-mentioned version is poorly filmed.

'WARNING' is slightly bolder on some releases, while on later releases, the font is different and 'WARNING' is much bolder.

On Feature Films for Families releases, the warning text is slightly different.

On York Entertainment releases, ' FBI' and the FBI seal are missing, ' WARNING' flashes, and the text is different.

On Strand Releasing releases, ' WARNING' is very bold, ' FBI' is in a different font, the text is altered, and the FBI seal is colorized.

On the extremely rare 1989 VHS of Hell's Bells: The Dangers of Rock 'n' Roll, the word 'FBI' is very thin, just like the Hanna-Barbera Home Video and/or Pioneer Entertainment warnings, while the font is different, the bottom text is altered, a comma is after the word 'tapes,' and the FBI seal is missing.

On BWE Video releases, 'FBI' has spaces between the letters.

Shout! Factory and Universal Music DVD releases also used this, except the FBI seal is colored.

On early Warner CEDs and Laserdiscs such as Risky Business, 'WARNING' is in a wider font, and all the text is in white against a completely black background.

There is also a version where the whole thing is on a blue background.

Another version appears to be digitally generated, with the 'FBI' text not blocky or spaced properly.

This version was also seen on the 1998 Laserdisc of Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters.

There is a smoother version that faded in and out intact, apparently from a character generator, with a bolder 'FBI' lettering and cleaner text, on some tapes.

There is another version in which the FBI seal was slightly larger and the right side of the white box was rounded.

On some tapes from 1981-1986, the background is white and the warning has the 'Title 17' text.

Until 1981, the 'Title 17' text is in the Helvetica Condensed font.

On some tapes, a 'shadow' effect on the 'WARNING' text has been spotted.

He pops it in, and when the tape begins, this warning is shown.

WARNER HOME VIDEO TELETUBBIES MOVIE

In that scene, while trying to find the location of the movie's protagonists, one of Dark Helmet's (Rick Moranis) officers locates an 'instant cassette' (a VHS released to stores while the movie is still in production) of Spaceballs. Trivia: In a similar occurrence to how the 20th Century Fox warning appeared in Amazon Women on the Moon, this warning makes a cameo during a scene in Mel Brooks' 1987 sci-fi farce Spaceballs, released by MGM. On the right is a white box containing generic warning text in the Univers Condensed font, with a red ' WARNING' in Helvetica Condensed Bold above it. Warning: On a black background, we see a black square on the left with the standard FBI logo in white. Opening To Stanley The Ugly Duckling 1984 VHS USA/CANADA WARNINGS Late 1979-November 9, 2004 2 INTERNATIONAL WARNINGS (NON-USA/CANADA).

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