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Amazon bought MGM studios to bolster its streaming content for Amazon Prime Video. Should Amazon make MGM cartoon series for Amazon Prime? Amazon has some animation on its service, but most of their original animation is aimed at adults, should they make some kids animation from MGM's library...

Now that Amazon has MGM in their hands, will the tech giant rethink their strategy with Prime Video?

Many have experienced older prints of classic WB and MGM cartoons with colored borders seen on the title cards. Ranging from the Golden Jubilee 24 Karat Collection up until the Turner prints. Shown on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, and even local station programming from the mid 80s to the late...

Now that Amazon has purchased MGM, how can said tech giant try to make the historic film studio one of the big majors (alongside WB, Universal, Disney, Paramount, and Sony Pictures) again after 36 years? Perhaps acquire the historic Culver City lot from Sony and make it the media HQ for Amazon...

If Shari Redstone and her National Amusements company finally decide to sell Paramount Global, what I would like to happen is for Sony to buy it, and then sell their existing Sony Pictures (Columbia TriStar) division to someone else, like MGM Holdings. With that, MGM and old SPE would merge into...

Will Amazon try to revive MGM animation for streaming? They did have animation studios in the past: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer_Animation MGM has made stuff like Secret of Nimh in the past.

Even though this already a well known event, i wanted to make a thread so i could generate some discussion about this topic. For those not in the know, this vault fire destroyed many of MGM's original negatives, including the ones to the pre 1951 MGM cartoons. Since the originals were...

One thing I noticed about the Golden Age of Animation, is that every major studio, be it MGM, Universal or Warner Bros. were in on the theatrical short business, regardless if they had their own in-house animation studio or simply outsourced to other studios. Being that this resulted in hundreds...

Hey, Guys... I'm new to the forum, and I'd say I'm a novice to cartoon expertise. I know more than most people I know, but I'm mostly loyal to what I saw as a kid in the 70s (i.e. Tex Avery, Looney Tunes predominantly). I graciously acquiesce to you guys when it comes to this area. And so...