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Boxing Cat Films - Closing Logos. Background: Boxing Cat Films is Tim Allen's production company that was formed as early as 1990, and became fully active in 2002, only to get shut down in 2006. It re-formed in 2009 after a short hiatus. 1st Logo. (1990-1991) Logo: Ona grey box, we see a cat in a boxing pose (encased in a yellow circle).
Boxing Cat Films is Tim Allen's production company that was formed as early as 1990, and became fully active in 2002, only to get shut down in 2006. It re-formed in 2009 after a short hiatus. 1st Logo (September 7, 1990-1991)
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Background: Boxing Cat Films is Tim Allen's production company that was formed as early as 1990, and became fully active in 2002, only to get shut down in 2006. It re-formed in 2009 after a short hiatus.
Logo: On a grey box we see a cat in a boxing pose (encased in a yellow circle). The cat rapidly throws some air punches before freezing. The words "BOXING" "C A T" and "PRODUCTIONS" is beneath the logo in a Times New Roman font.
FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The punching animation, which, along with the overall design, look very cheap, considering it was a vanity card for a standup comedy. Then again, this could've just been a placeholder logo.
Music/Sounds: Punching noises, followed by the sound of a bell.
Availability: Appeared on Tim Allen: Men Are Pigs.
Nickname: "The Boxing Cat"
Logo: On a white background, we see a close-up of some arms with boxing gloves, punching a punching bag several times for a few seconds. Then it punches the screen causing us to zoom out to reveal a cat in a boxing pose wearing red shorts with a belt saying "BC" on it as its head turns down to reveal that it's standing on a white rectangular box. The words "BOXING CAT", in a black rectangular shape, and "FILMS", both in a Copperplate Font, zooms out.
Variants:
•There is a still variant of the logo that is in the white box on a black background.
•On Crazy on the Outside, the background turns into an aging piece of paper, and the camera moves to the left as we transition into the movie.
•At the end of Tim Allen Presents: The Home Improvement User's Guide, a shortened version is used.
All credit goes to everyone.
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