How would you like to be remembered? From scattering ashes on a favourite walk, to a party with a bouncy castle, many people are deciding a traditional funeral just isn't right for them Availability: Rare. Found on later German PAL tapes from RCA/Columbia Pictures International Video.

Omid Scobie accusesPrince Edward and Sophie of 'a screw up' - and says remarks they made them seem 'casually bigoted' Olivia Culpo models a long white dress as she heads to bridal shops in Beverly Hills before her wedding to NFL star Christian McCaffrey Music/Sounds: A dramatic orchestral theme that segues into a dreamy flute tune as the warning text scrolls up, ending with a dramatic brass and percussion score.Treats for under the tree: Top 10 festive gift ideas that promise to be all THEY want for Christmas On 1999-2002 UK VHS releases, it uses the PolyGram warning instead. Sometimes on rental releases along with DVD and retail releases (only from 2001-2002) the text is in Arial font. Notably, on this variant, "Renting" is taken out. Availability: Seen on current Icelandic Universal DVDs, as well as most international Universal releases. Visuals: We see various shots of a projector cut to one another, with a faint version of the MGM logo appearing behind them. " ADVERTENCIA" can briefly be seen, and then fades in fully a while later, in-between two lowercase versions of the same word. This text fades out, and the following text scrolls up:

Availability: Found on most Universal DVDs and Blu-rays in Brazil, as well as most international Universal releases.Camilla has 'no relationship' with Prince Harry despite sympathy for what Meghan went through, as she has 'no respect for how they handled themselves' On the 1979 VHS release of Shamus, if you listen closely, you can hear the Columbia Pictures logo music play over the second screen. Audio: A projector sound with the same announcer from the Mexican 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment warning screen at the time. After " no a la pirateria" appears, the ending of the music used in the aforementioned warning screen starts playing. MGM releases replace "Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, LLC." with "Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.".

Availability: Seen on most European/Australian Sony DVDs that include the French language, as well as most Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Blu-ray Disc releases. Gemma Collins tries her charm with an antiques dealer in hilarious first-look clip from Celebrity Antiques Road Trip Terrifying moment passengers scream as Russian Aeroflot jet shakes uncontrollably after being hit with turbulence November 3, 1998-2005: Same as above, except with additional text ("any use... is prohibited") and a somewhat more modern-looking and centered font.Suranne Jones turns heads in a dazzling suit as she joins co-star Rose Leslie at the BBC's Vigil season two screening in London

Availability: Found on most Universal DVDs and Blu-rays in Argentina, Belize, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela, as well as most international Universal releases. One can't get no satisfaction! Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood, 76, is joined by glamorous wife Sally, 46, as they chat to Prince William at the Tusk Awards Stacey Solomon rolls round on the floor in panic as she attempts to rescue a bird trapped under her sofa - whilst husband Joe Swash films the whole thing Kelly Brook is all smiles in a glamorous fuchsia suit as she arrives on set with Big Narstie ahead of filming their new SlimFast campaign Although the first screen of the 1998 version ended its run at the end of 2004, the second screen continued to be used at the beginning of 2004-2010 Fox DVD releases (and got replaced by the next warning screen below on their final VHS releases up to Roll Bounce).The REAL reason why Grace Dent QUIT I'm A Celeb: Food critic, 50, reached breaking point after being voted for a trial Caroline Stanbury, 47, showcases the results of her 'petrifying' botched face lift while celebrating Thanksgiving with Sergio Carrallo, 29 Availability: Seen on most later Aussie DVD releases by the company, examples being Panic Room, Almost Famous and 50 First Dates. Availability: Seen on early RCA/Columbia releases. The first version can be found on Tootsie, The King of Comedy, and Christine. The later version can be seen on Ghostbusters, The Lords of Flatbush and The Evil That Men Do. This along with the next warning screen were first featured on some of the later Columbia Pictures Home Entertainment releases, such as The Batty World of Baseball from 1982. This was also left intact at the end of a 1993 VHS reissue of St. Elmo's Fire. It also plasters the 1st warning screens on a 1984 reissue of The Three Stooges: An Ache in Every Stake. To be fair, it’s kind of quaint to see the makers of a new English-language science-fiction movie take so much effort to lament our crippling reliance on technology. That old chestnut, again? “Warning” follows multiple stories, all of which take place on the same day. Most of them are variations on the same theme: humanity, still obsessed with all the wrong things, even in the future.