[asdffdsa]

Eh, they lost credibility once the became a big-time profit-seeking movie-making (apologies for my lack of vocabulary) studio

[trimbo]

A friend who worked there about a decade before they went bankrupt once told me Bond was the only thing keeping that studio alive.

[ChuckNorris89]

>Bond was the only thing keeping that studio alive

Tom and Jerry was also pretty awesome. Does nobody watch that anymore?

[ac29]

Tom and Jerry ended production in 1967.

[arcastroe]

Didn't a Tom and Jerry movie just come out?

[trimbo]

Rights are owned by Warners via Turner

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_and_Jerry#Tom_and_Jerry's_...

[rg111]

The Pink Panther series of movies ("live action", not animated) is among the most hilarious creation I have ever consumed.

I highly recommend them if you want to laugh hysterically.

(Note: I watched them a long time ago, and there is wee chance that I am remembering them differently.)

I am waiting for the Prime Video catalogue to include them!

[pavlov]

So that would be 1924?

MGM was founded by the owner of a movie theater chain (Loew's) to make blockbuster movies.