Ripped from the "Jeepers Creepers 2" DVD. Enjoy, peeps!!

Taken from an MGM cartoon "Officer Pooch" and more cartoons. Enjoy!

Requested by sega3dmm. This is the 75th Anniversary logo that was made in 1999 not 1994 because MGM wasn't made into a studio and started producing films until 1924. Of course, this is pretty much the   more...same leo used ever since the transition year of 1987 with the gold ribbon but it has 75 at the bottom text which is animated. Enjoy!!  less

MGM 1955 logo

MGM in Pink

MGM Creation I made with the 1987-present tune.

Taken from "Anchors Aweigh" on Turner Classic Movies at 6am. :)

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Enjoy this rarity, peeps!!

Here's the 50th Anniversary logo tat was shown for MGM in 1974. Unlike the normal silver-ribbon Leo the Lions, this has bright yellow text on the dark background and text states Golden Anniversary on   more...there. Enjoy!!  less

MGM logo taken from Spaceballs.

My stuffed dog roars to the tune of MGM.

With huge apologies to MGM and their subsidiaries, here's the MGM logo timeline.

Logos used:

MGM logo (1924)
MGM logo (1925)
MGM logo (1928) color version
MGM logo (1928)
MGM logo (1934, 1938)
MGM logo (1939)   more...cartoon version
MGM logo (1953) with Jackie
MGM logo (1953) with Tanner
MGM logo (1956)
MGM logo (1957)
MGM logo (1958)
MGM TV logo (1959)
MGM/UA logo (1982)
MGM 70th Anniversary logo (1994)  less

The second MGM Creation I made with the tweaked 1965 MGM tune.

This was taken from the very beginning of "FIRST OF THE NEW THINGS" released in July 1958. This lion has a heavy mane while he's bellowing. VHS Package Design 1st Printing: July 12, 1988. VHS   more...Package Design 2nd Printing: July 4, 1995. DVD Package Design 1st Printing: July 14, 1998. DVD Package Design 2nd Printing: March 30, 2010.  less

Classic Musicals from the Dream Factory on DVD April 8. This new collection is highlighted by three all-star, widescreen musical extravaganzas from the 1950s: Hit The Deck, Kismet, and Deep in My Heart,   more...two 2-disc double feature sets honoring the studio’s queen of tap, Miss Eleanor Powell: Broadway Melody of 1936 an /Broadway Melody of 1938 and Born to Dance and Lady Be Good, along with two Technicolor treats starring the studio’s favorite girl-next-door soprano, Jane Powell: Nancy Goes To Rio and Two Weeks With Love.  less

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Taken from a "Tom & Jerry" MGM short on Cartoon Network. NOTE: It's real! ANOTHER NOTE: It's for you, CailtinSystems, randomchannel134 and AustinSystems.

I saw that on "A Day at the Races" and more MGM movies xD

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Taken from "Captain & the Kids". xD

Lions at MGM

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