New Line Cinema/On-Screen Logos

For variations of these logos, see New Line Cinema/On-Screen Variations.

1973–1987	1987	1987–1994	1994	1994–1997	1997–2001	2001–2003
2003–2010	2011–2018	2018–2020	2021–2022	2022–2023	2024–present

1973–1987

1987–2011

1987

1987–1994

1994–2010

1994

In 1994, a byline was added for the first time, reading A Turner Company. This debuted on The Mask.

1994–1997

Later that year, the byline was revised making the letters in the word "Turner" mostly lower-case. This debuted on Dumb and Dumber.

1997–2001

Following the merger between Turner and Time Warner in 1996 and a year later, the byline was changed to A Time Warner Company.

2001–2003

Following the merger between AOL and Time Warner in 2001, the byline was changed to An AOL Time Warner Company (with a new font as well).

2003–2010

Two years later, the byline was reverted back to A Time Warner Company (this time using the font of the original logo in the word "Time Warner"). It was last used on a trailer of The Rite released on December 11, 2010, then reused in The Nun II, albeit as a variant and using the Warner Bros. Discovery byline.

2011–2020

2011–2018

The logo was completely reimagined in 2011. The opening sequence now consisted of the logo itself being formed with the remaining parts of the Warner Bros. shield (which is shown to be dismantled at the beginning) and it is set on a night sky background. This debuted on The Rite and last used in Tag.

2018–2020

In 2018, the byline was changed to A WarnerMedia Company. It debuted in The Nun, albeit as a variant, and last used in Superintelligence, released on HBO Max.

2021–2023

2021–2022

To match with Warner Bros.' on-screen logo introduced in 2021, the metallic texture was changed from gold to silver along with a new sky background that takes place at sunset instead of night and the sky background color is orange-purple instead of dark blue. Like Warner Bros., this logo was animated by Devastudios. This logo debuted in Mortal Kombat, albeit as a variant, and last used in Moonshot.

2022–2023

In 2022, the byline was changed to A Warner Bros. Discovery Company. It debuted in Don't Worry Darling and last used in Evil Dead Rise, albeit as a variant.

2024–present

A re-animated version of the 1994 opening was introduced in 2024, using a tweaked version of the 1987 logo, the 2011 wordmark and the WBD byline. It debuted in Turtles All the Way Down, released on Max.