Gaumont, ‘Minions & Monsters’ style (V3)

I HAD TO REMAKE THIS VIDEO THRICE 😖 This is a re-remake of a previous video I made, changes I made includes extending the length of the logos so you can see almost all of their entirety, and fixing the ending title card so that TV people don’t see a random black bar where the original text on the PL/Elgé part used to be. I will not make anymore remakes of this idea, not even if I find the 2011-or-1984 ‘Retro Daisy’ logo. Besides, I wouldn’t know where to put it, the Audiovisual Identity Database says it belongs between the 2011 ‘Pétales’ logo and the 2026 ‘Bloom’ logo, but the Closing Logo Group says it belongs between the 1981 ‘Daisies Through the Ages’ logo and the 1985 ‘Zooming Daisy II’ logo. Also, don’t remind me to include the 1942 ‘Gaumont Star’ logo, the 1979 placeholder logo, and the unused 2011 logo, Universal did a similar thing by not including their 1925 ‘Carl Laemmle’ logo and their unused 1996 logo. Logos featured: 2026 ‘Bloom’, 2011 ‘Pétales’, 2004 ‘Kid with Daisy’, 1995 ‘Gaumont Map’, 1981 ‘Daisies Through the Ages’, 1985 ‘Zooming Daisy II’, 1982 ‘Zooming Daisy’, 1971 ‘Daisy of Doom’, 1956 ‘Sun Globe II’, 1946 ‘Sun Globe’, 1932 ‘GFFA Daisy’, 1931 ‘GFFA Emblems’, 1912 ‘Gaumont Daisy I’, 1908 ‘G-Daisy’, 1905 ‘Elgé Daisy’. Logos not included: 2011/1984 ‘Retro Daisy’, 2011 (unused) ‘Kid with Daisy II’, 1979 ‘Placeholder Daisy’, 1942 ‘Gaumont Star’. CONTEXT: In the 2026 film ‘Minions & Monsters’, the Universal Pictures logo plays out from the start, but before it finishes, it rewinds to previous Universal logos until it reaches the 1914 ‘Universal Films - The Trans-Atlantic Film Co. Ltd.’ logo. This is pretty much a similar concept but with Gaumont’s logos since it’s the oldest film company still living today, but instead of the 1920s, I decided to think beyond and go to 1905, back when it was known as ‘PL/Elgé’. Credits belong to Gaumont SA and Universal Pictures, all rights reserved.