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Nicknames: "The Lighthouse II", "CGI Lighthouse", "CGI Light Tower", "CGI Majestic Tower" Logo: Same as the previous logo, but in CGI. We see a yellow light on a black background rotating, then the background fades to a blue and orange gradient sky with water to reveal a lighthouse and a house. The yellow light turns from left to right while the plain light orange sun rises up and sweeps around to reveal the words "CASTLE ROCK ENTERTAINMENT", in the same font as the previous logo and colored in plain yellow, below the lighthouse. The company name now zooms out from the bottom of the screen. The light disappears when the lighthouse and the company name stays on the logo. Bylines: Below it, one of these five bylines fade in below the logo: September 23, 1994-May 19, 1995: "A TURNER COMPANY" in a Helvetica font. August 25, 1995-October 11, 1996: "A Turner Company" ("Turner" appears as the 1987 Turner Entertainment Co. logo) December 20, 1996-February 14, 1997: (Bylineless) January 30, 1998-December 14, 2000: "A Time Warner Company" September 28, 2001-April 16, 2003: "An AOL Time Warner Company" April 30, 2004- : "A TimeWarner Company" ("TimeWarner" appears as the corporate logo; the rest of the text appears in the Trebuchet MS font). FX/SFX: The lighthouse and the company name zoom-out is incredible use of CGI for a logo made in 1994. Cheesy Factor: The byline "A TURNER COMPANY" chryoned in on the 1995 variation is very rough, but this logo's CGI has held up extremely well, still looking lifelike and realistic. Music/Sounds: A re-orchestrated version of the previous logo's fanfare (also composed by Marc Shaiman) that sounds more dramatic and powerful than before. Like before, music from any given soundtrack is also used. The first three films with this logo, The Shawshank Redemption, Before Sunrise and Dolores Claiborne respectively, used the opening theme of the movie instead of the regular theme, the regular theme was first used the next year on Forget Paris. On 2014 starting with And So It Goes, the fanfare was re-arranged to sounds more powerful, minus the dings heard at the end. Availability: Common on almost every Castle Rock film since The Shawshank Redemption. The early Turner variant is rare and it appears on the original Columbia TriStar Home Video VHS releases of The Shawshank Redemption, Before Sunrise and Forget Paris. The second Turner logo is slightly more common and appears on The American President, Dracula: Dead and Loving It, City Hall, Alaska and Striptease. The bylineless version is seen on Waiting for Guffman, Ghost of Mississippi and Absolute Power. It also appeared on Hamlet game for Windows. The first Time Warner byline is seen on Zero Effect, My Giant, Mickey Blue Eyes, Bait, Best in Show and Miss Congeniality. The AOL Time Warner logo is seen on Hearts in Atlantis, The Majestic, The Salton Sea, Two Weeks Notice, The Adventures of Pluto Nash, Murder by Numbers and Kangaroo Jack. The current version is seen on almost all post-2004 films from the studio and sometimes plasters the previous and Turner-bylined logos on current prints. The international version is rare and appeared on some older films worldwide, newer releases plaster it with newer New Line Cinema or Warner Bros. Pictures logos. Can be found on the 2000 Warner Home Video NTSC DVD release of Absolute Power. This logo was not used on Friends with Benefits. Scare Factor: Same as the previous logo.
