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Jul 30, 2002 · Discover new TV shows and movies from Imus Productions and where you can watch them.
With Imus Productions (Sorted by Popularity Ascending) 1. Nowhere in Africa (2001) A German Jewish refugee family moves to and adjusts to a farm life in 1930s Kenya. Director: Caroline Link | Stars: Juliane Köhler, Merab Ninidze, Matthias Habich, Sidede Onyulo. 2.
Imus Productions, Inc., Bacoor, Philippines. 73,915 likes · 11 talking about this. Film producer.
About. Basic Data Updated: 4 months ago. Imus Productions Llp (IPL) is 8 years 4 days old Limited Liability Partnership 24 May 2016. Its registered office is in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. The LLP status is Active, and it has filed its Accounts and Solvency Statement up to 31 Mar 2020 (FY 2019-2020).
- AAG-4411
- 24 May 2016
- Limited Liability Partnership
- Roc-Ahmedabad
- Logos
- Music/Sounds
- Scare Factor
1st logo
On a white background, we see the red text "IMUS" on a circle which has a royal crown on the top. Two tigers are holding the crowned circle, one in the left and the other in the right and below it are film settings, with a ribbon that says, "PRODUCTIONS INC." And the text which reads "CAVITE, PHILIPPINES" in the bottom. Sometimes the film settings doesn't appear.
3rd logo
On a blue background, we see a circle zooming in to us. When it stops, A tiger jumps over the circle, and then we see the other tiger which jumps too. Then the tigers return to the circle and roar, moving it's head. When the tigers roar, the blue text "IMUS" appears zooming on the circle. The circle then flashes and turns white, except for it's circumference (which was actually the circle). The tigers then hold the circle, and a royal crown with massive amount of trails zooms in rapidly from...
4th logo
On a psychedelic space background, we see a star (explosion), which has a sunburst-like effect on it when it's finally seen. A golden circle zooms to us rapidly and explodes to the screen, causing it for a cerulean sun-like thing sparkling zooming out to us. The text "IMUS" zooms too with it, along with the crown and the two tigers holding it, also the ribbon, which was empty, until the text "PRODUCTIONS, INC." appeared in black, and then six stars appear zooming out too, and then doing a fli...
1st logo
The opening theme of the film.
3rd logo
The sounds of the tigers, a happy-sounding fanfare, along with whooshes, zaps and crashes, all done with a synth, when the text "IMUS" and the crown and the ribbon appear zapping. When the fanfare ends, an bombastic zap is heard.
4th logo
An explosion, then a loud zap, which transmits into a quiet fanfare, with flashing sounds and loud sounds of the stars (whooshes).
1st logo
None to low, depends on how you feel on the big text that it has, the film settings and the tigers, but it's one of the most harmless Filipino logos.
2nd logo
None, it's more boring than the first logo and too cheesy.
3rd logo
Low to medium. This logo has quite decent animation, but the logo is pretty frightening, due to the sounds of the tigers for those who are scared of tigers, and the excessive amount of zaps and whooshes made with a synth, not to mention that bombastic synth that comes in the end! Also, it can be lower for those who used to it. However, it escalates with the next logo.
Jun 26, 2020 · The film studio that he founded in the 70s, Imus Productions Inc., remains operational to this day, after it was revived in 2002 by his children Bong, Marlon, and daughter Andrea. The man who would be called Don Ramon also seems to embody the resilient nature of the ragtag characters he popularized during his reign.
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