Warner Bros. is turning 100 next April and kicking off the celebration of its centennial early with the reveal of a commemorative logo. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Warner Bros. chairman Barry Meyer and other executives revealed the new 90th anniversary logo as well as multiple new DVD and Blu-ray Disc collections coming in 2013, including enormous 100-film ...

Warner Bros. is unveiling a new centennial logo to celebrate the studio’s 100th anniversary. The anniversary actually takes place next year on April 4, 2023, but WB is getting ahead of the curve ...

Warner Bros chair and CEO Ann Sarnofd unveiled the studio's refreshed brand with a new logo that is now on the Burbank, CA lot's water tower Warner Bros Refreshes Logo As Studio's 2023 Centennial ...

The new Warner Bros. logo has been revealed. During the opening of the HBO Max original film Locked Down, the brand new logo made its debut. Shared on Twitter by Cartoon Crave, you can see the ...

Discovery did not respond to request for comment on either logo. PREVIOUSLY: It’s official: Warner Bros. Discovery is not using the “initial wordmark” revealed last June as its logo. Variety ...

The Warner Bros. logo has always had the same basic premise: It’s a shield floating in the clouds stamped with the initials W.B. Everyone knows it, and looking back at old Warner Bros. movies ...

He wanted to track the evolution of the Warner Bros. Pictures logo, starting with the some of the company’s earliest films all the way through present day. It wasn’t easy.

The new logo for the proposed Warner Bros. Discovery includes the famous line “The stuff that dreams are made of” from the “Maltese Falcon,” spoken by Humphrey Bogart.

Warner Bros. Logo #13 (2011- ) From left to right: Wrath of the Titans trailer (2012), Wrath of the Titans movie (2012), To the Arctic (2012) Related Links: The End of Warner Bros.

James Gunn isn’t just rebooting Superman, he’s tearing up the opening credits and building it from scratch. In a move that already feels iconic, Gunn confirmed that his new take on the Man of Steel ...

The Warner Bros. catalog consists of more than 145,000 hours of programming, including 12,500 feature films and 2,400 television programs comprised of more than 150,000 individual episodes.