MGM Brand Evolution

An evolution 97 years in the making. #ArtForArtsSake #MGM

[lennartjahn]

Designer: how much gold do you want?
MGM: Yes!

[Club-Dreamiverse]

Art for Art's Sake, indeed. You guys are one of the best studios in existence.

[thehernandezmediacorporation]

My only complaint about this otherwise beautiful tribute is that for the previous lions, somebody in the marketing/graphic design department simply ripped the lions off of low-res YouTube videos instead of getting HD restorations from recent Warner Archive releases.

[JackPomi]

Great that they remember their history. Most companies talk about their past products and do not show them (example, when nissan talked about nissan qashqai history, they did not show old generation). Great brand history, MGM!

[bardthenascarfanaticdragon]

This should be used for MGM's big 100th Anniversary.

[fredv]

Glad MGM still acknowledges its past logos.

[zachatck]

Happy early 100th MGM! May your movies bless cinema screens all over the world!

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[elijahhill]

The CGI looks good, but this isn’t the Leo I know.
I’ll call this guy Larry.
Get outta here Larry!!

[HbLogos]

0:33 The new lion and ribbon with the old marquee actually looks really good. You should totally try bringing that back.

[GOODBYEGOODBYEGOODBYE-sd]

Happy 99th Years MGM!
Soon you're 100

[dreamcatcher]

Another 3 years to go for MGM to roar into 100 years!!
One of the greatest movie studios of our era, MGM is not just a name but a legacy!

[GregoryAmicar]

Since the dawn of time, the lions of Metro Goldwyn Mayer are known for roaring at the start of the logo for 97 years

[antonyarnould]

Thank you very much for this historic video minute!
Good continuation!
Greetings from Belgium!

[JossPeura]

There was a point in my childhood, where I deplored MGM for the lion’s roar. When I was a kid, I always had to look away and cover my ears, before watching the Pink Panther or Tom and Jerry. I had countless nightmares, where I would be all alone one night and the lion comes on the screen, engulfing me in the same black limbo they were forever trapped in. I couldn’t even look at a blank TV, because the pitch black reminded me so much of that very limbo.

Growing up, I’ve gotten over my fear by rewatching the MGM/UA logos of my childhood and doing a lot of search about the many lions used. I find all of their logos, over 98 years, to be charming. MGM was where real art was; it was in the name. I just didn’t realize it when I was young.

This new logo is beautiful. Here, we have a company, paying homage to the many years of true dedication put in towards film. If only every company could honor their past, embrace the present, and look toward the future.

This is art. Art, for art’s sake.

[EmoryM]

0:47 lions aren't extinct yet go film one

[luismiguelf]

I'm going to miss the other lions very much and the people who risked their lives to record his roar, but I always enjoy watching him roar. 🦁🎥💛

[hiperjavier]

WOW!!!🤩🤩🤩

A new reimagined logo of MGM Studios is finally here with Lions, the King of the Jungle!!!

This is only the beginning of the dawn of a new

[huckxblueberryfan]

I used to be afraid of the MGM lions when I was little! Now I love them!😁

[bobdorianamc]

I see Slats, Coffee, Tanner, George! But, where's Jackie the Lion and Telly the Lion?

[nicholasvanzomeren]

And now, here we are in 2024 & it's MGM's 100th Anniversary, here's to another 100 years😉👍
Same thing with Columbia Pictures.