Opening to The Brady Bunch Movie VHS (07-25-95) (USA)

Printed during the 25th week of 1995. The original sitcom family of the early 1970s is placed in a then-contemporary environment and a culture clash ensues from there. The original Bradys (except Eve Plumb, and the by-that-point deceased Robert Reed) make cameo appearances as the people the Bradys run into along the way. RuPaul, Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, and Peter Tork are also seen for a portion of this off-beat adaptation of the series, which ran from 1969-74 on ABC-TV.

NOTE: The tape is damaged at the beginning. But even it knows people did this opening a lot.

Paramount Home Video #32952

Contents:
"Here are some exciting coming attractions from Paramount":
a. "Tommy Boy" (#33131)
b. Paramount's TV Comedy Classics
i. "The Brady Bunch" (#15303, #15304, #15305, #15306)
ii. "Bosom Buddies" (#15284, #15285, #15286, #15287)
iii. "Cheers" (#15186, #15187, #15188, #15189)
iv. "Mork & Mindy" (#15298, #15299, #15300, #15301)
c. "Schoolhouse Rock" (ABC Video #47021, #47022, #47023) [No, really! This has a preview for that! I assume this was compensation for Paramount's placing a preview for this movie on the original prints of the advertised tapes]
Advertisement: Soundtrack album (Milan 73138 35698-2/4)
"And now, we're pleased to bring you our feature presentation"
Text: "LICENSED ONLY FOR NON-COMMERCIAL PRIVATE EXHIBITION IN HOMES. ANY PUBLIC PERFORMANCE, OTHER USE OR COPYING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. ALL RIGHTS UNDER COPYRIGHT RESERVED."
Text: "This film has been modified from its original version: it has been formatted to fit this screen."
Logo: Paramount Pictures [likely the earliest documented use of the Viacom byline on a Paramount picture; it's notable for the fact that the clouds suddenly stand still as soon as the byline, rather quickly, fades in, due to it reusing Paramount Communications-era footage. Only one other theatrical Paramount picture, the domestic drama "Losing Isaiah", had that happen. However, this variation could occasionally be spotted on some early family-oriented Paramount DVDs, namely those of the Peanuts specials and "Blue's Big Musical Movie".]
Scenes of '90s LA/opening credits (in their own inventive style) (CC)