Stretch Films, Inc.

Stretch Films, Inc. is a production company that was founded in 1991 by John R. Dilworth. It is best known for Courage the Cowardly Dog on Cartoon Network as well as the many short films screened all over the world. The logo is also known as "The Smiling Mouth".

Variant 1
Against a black background, we see a mouth smiling. Above and below the mouth respectively is "STRETCH FILMS" in an ugly, grungy font. The trademark symbol appears next to "FILMS".

Variant 2
We see a smiling mouth that shows snaggly teeth. Each tooth contains "Stretch Films" letter-by-letter. Above the mouth is a nose, and hair beards on the left and right of it respectively. Under the logo is "Presents". The logo is fully colored in blue/teal green/purple tones.

Variant 3
Against a black background, we see a smiling mouth sticking its tongue out, with "Stretch Films" in a similar font from before, on each tooth letter-by-letter.

Variant 4
Against a black background, we see the smiling mouth from before once again, except it doesn't stick its tongue out. "Stretch Films" is on each tooth letter-by-letter in a similar font from before, along with a dark blue outline. Under the logo is "Presents."

Variant 5
On a black background, we see a crudely drawn smiling mouth in white, with "INC." below it. The mouth then laughs, revealing several snaggly teeth with a letter on each one; the letters "S", "t", "r", "e", "t", "c", and "h" are on the top row while "F", "i", "L", "m", and "s", are on the bottom row. A TM bug appears when the mouth stops laughing. The whole thing looks very similar to the previous logos.

Variant 6
Against a white background, we see the same logo from before, except the teeth on the mouth are colored with purple and pink on the top and bottom rows respectively. Under the logo is a copyright notice, which is a little off-centered to the left.

Variant 7
Against a black background, we see a light blue/brown parrot holding a pencil on its mouth. The parrot snaps the pencil in two with its beak. Then a pumpkin (with a face drawn on it) falls on the parrot. A speech bubble (representing the parrot talking) appears next to the pumpkin that says "OW!" During the entire animation, there is a URL address for the company and a copyright notice under the URL address, which are both centered.

Other Variant

 * 1) A guy, John R. Dilworth has a banana inside his head, later laughs, then the banana turns around.

Variant 1

 * 1) The music sounds like it's a broken beatdown.
 * 2) The way the teeth smiles is creepy.

Variant 2 - 6

 * 1) The smiling teeth looks very ugly.

Variant 5

 * 1) It played an annoying laugh with a high-pitched British-esque accent.

Other Variant

 * 1) The background is poorly made as it looks like it was made with a Windows 98 software.
 * 2) The laugh sound came too early before Dilworth moves, feeling like it's an error.

Redeeming Qualities

 * 1) Variant 7 wasn't too bad.
 * 2) It can be nostalgic to some people.

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