Above and to the right is the word WARNING in yellow and below that is the white Title 17, U.S.

Code, Sections 501 and 506 warning text (shown above).

Any public performance, copying or other use is strictly prohibited.

The warning texts are also shown in a dark gold Helvetica font.

The French Canadian variant is very hard to come by, since it only appears on French Canadian VHS releases from the early 80s, such as the 1984 French Canadian VHS release of Robin des Bois.

Your best bet is to visit any store in Quebec that sells used videotapes.

It also contains the 250,000 fine warning text below WARNING this time.

Then the screen fades to the same blue Licensed screen mentioned above.

Can also be spotted on early Muppet Home Video VHS releases, including the original VHS release of Emmet Otters Jug-Band Christmas.

The warning text beside the FBI logo is black instead of the usual red.

Also, the phrase ANY PUBLIC PERFORMANCE, COPYING OR OTHER USE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

Despite its nickname, however, the background is actually a lavenderprawn gradient.

The 1st screen has now changed to be something like the 5th warning, and the text is much smaller and in a different font.

The 2nd screen applies this as well, making the text hard to read.

It can also be seen on 1985-91 Touchstone Home Video and Hollywood Pictures Home Video VHS releases as well.

Then it slideshows to the next logo, whose words are in a bold Helvetica font.

This was also found on United States VHS printings of Ruthless People, while its Canadian counterpart uses the previous warning screen (with the Video Dealer Announcement included on both versions).

The WARNING text and the 250,000 fine warning text in the first screen appear in Gill Sans Medium, and the warning text in the second screen appears in Helvetica Medium, albeit slightly spaced out.

The text in the first screen is now in Futura Condensed Bold, whereas the text from the second screen is still displayed in Helvetica Medium, but spaced closer together than in the original version.

The fade in on this variant is also faster and the warning screens are digitally videotaped instead of telecined.

For example, on the DVS VHS release of Toy Story, a young female narrator (Kria Sakakeeny) reads out the first screen (preceded by A warning appears) in part and the second screen in full.

On Scream, an older male announcer (Peter Haydu) reads out both screens in full (preceded by A warning).

On Phenomenon, another female narrator (Wendy Sakakeeny) reads out the same portion of the text as on Toy Story, except its preceded with A warning.

It was also seen on the 1991 MattelGee Whiz Kids Video VHS of Dance Workout with Barbie and videos from Babyscapes, Inc.

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