It’s because he’s getting irritated on being in that ring for too long. That or he was shy with the audience gazing at him at first but got more comfortable with showing off.
I love that their logo shows off what the do. They had a living moving logo as they are a motion picture company and then when they started doing sound movies they added a roar. You can tell how excited they must have been to add the roar.
Oh, I do love that scene (6:44 / 7:06). Seeing either Jerry or Tom imitating the MGM lion's roar was one o' the best things in the world to me when I was a kid.
The lion I remember the most is Tanner, from years of watching old MGM cartoons (like Tom & Jerry, Droopy, Barney Bear, and those other Tex Avery classics) on Cartoon Network in my childhood.
@@addis8077 After musicals stopped being popular, they moved onto epics which only further bankrupted the studio. Eventually it was bought out by Kirk Kerkorian, who downsized the whole operation, purchased United Artist and became mostly a distribution company from that point on.
@@JustACowww I already explained how the original MGM was bought out years ago. Now it's just a distribution company. No more musicals, no more epics, no more Tom & Jerry.
03:39 The golden years of MGM with Marx Brothers roar. If company allows trolling with its main logo, you know it's making quality stuff. Disney would have no such thing today.
@@edmerc92 idiot that's not a tigers roar I have heard tigers roar in person and they don't sound anything like that the only thing that roars like this is a lion I've been roared at by both at a zoo in two different incidents the pissed off lion in 2017 made me full on crap myself and feint and I had nightmares for 3 years while a pissed off tiger in 2010 just scared me and I forgot about it in 3 days I know how both sound and yall tiger fans are seriously annoying if they wanted a tiger roar they could have just put it there in the lion's place to roar that is a lion roar end of story
This used to creep me out as a kid. When I was home alone and this came up. I would hide under the blanket and stay in my room until someone came home.
I remember seeing the MGM logos for classic Tom and Jerry cartoons when I was a kid. The vast majority of pre-May 1986 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer titles are currently the property of Turner Entertainment Co. and are thus currently distributed by their WarnerMedia (formerly known as Time Warner after it merged with AT&T when it was sold to AT&T) sister company Warner Bros. I'm hoping Warner Bros. should buy MGM so they could reunite with MGM if they already bought MGM.
As far as I know despite MGM being bought by Amazon, Tom and Jerry is technically a Warner Bros property alongside with Looney Tunes so they can make another Tom and Jerry stuff without MGM like they did in the last movie
This has to be the most bipolar lion I've ever seen. Sometimes he roars, sometimes he's chill, sometimes he sounds like a cat, sometimes he sounds and looks human, and just when you think you finally have a powerful lion, he goes back to sounding like water going down a drain. This really busted my perception of the powerful MGM lion. 2008 is the best one.
Unfortunately it’s the opposite for every other major business or corporation in the world. It’s so obnoxious, “Guys, we know our consumers are dumb, we Gotta simply literally everything, even the logo! Or they won’t buy our stuff because it’ll be too complex!”
I'll always remember that one because it was the opening to 2001. I'm guessing that was a directorial choice to not use the lion clip or it was just denoting that this was the Anglican division of the company
It was only used for 3 films across 1966-68, so it wasn’t being used as THE logo. Not sure what the thinking was. That logo ended up being used for MGM Resorts International.
Fr, I was watching FROM and it was so nice to see they kept the same essence of the logo, even if it's CGI now, and is actually more complex, that I had to look for this video
@@ARASFilmServicebecause the first 20 or so minutes (as well as the last scene) are in sepia tone, it isn’t until when Dorothy lands in Oz that it goes to colour
MGM producer- "Hey guys! Instead of lions on the logo, how about we do a alligator? Let's have a change." MGM worker- "Okay. Let's try it." *Shows cringey alligator roaring* MGM producer- "Hell no let's go back to lions."
I love the Marx Brothers standing in for Leo😂. Plus I remember a Laurel and Hardy film where Stan warn Ollie not to go around the corner because “MGM” was there. Was this Tanner the lion doing a cameo?
6:20 that one, the still-frame one, wasn’t used as much as the normal one that moves and roars. But the still-frame one was still used in certain movies, one of them being Ben-Hur (1959) The reason why it was used in Ben-Hur was because the director (William Wyler) believed the one with the roar would feel out of place out of the opening nativity scene (“nativity” means the process or circumstances of being born).
6:08 Anyone remembered that this logo was used in both Jailhouse Rock and Viva Las Vegas? Both of those movies starred my idol from the 1950's and 60's!
baby Lion: When i grew up, i wanna stick my head to a circle at the beginning of movies and roar whole class: *laugh 20 years later: *WHAT'S UP NOW, BITCHES!*
6:21 - the Ben-Hur logo. No lion roar, but the music compensates. It's also funny that other lions are like, "okay, fine, I'll roar", the 1934 lion (3:24) was like, "keep messing with me and I'm gonna eat ya!"
I'm glad they kept the live action Lion for the Hanna-barbara Tom and Jerry shorts. There's just something about a live action Lion welcoming you to watch a cartoon of a cat getting its ass handed to by an mouse with its iconic theme music.
Tanner is the original lion appearing in the original Tom and Jerry cartoon in the beginning (especially in the one where Tom immediately replaced the lion; I'm mentioning this because I used to think it was Leo because of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer being written above the movie tape roll logo when it was actually Tanner since Leo appeared in the one with MGM's name above). 🦁
@@olivermurrihy2970 and ironically the film itself is an unforgettable masterpiece.. I think they did use that logo for another film that year and then never again
The one from the 40s until the modern one I think in 1957 is the only other one I've actually seen while watching a movie, and it's easily the 2nd best one after the current one. A lot of the other ones it seems so awkward, the ones from the 20s and earlier the lion looks like it doesn't understand what's happening lol.
All lions with timestamps in case youre wondering. Lions in 1916 to 1923 are unnamed 1-Slats 01:47 2-Jackie 02:49 3-Coffee 03:11 4-Telly 02:41 5-Tanner 4:00 5-George 5:44 7-Leo 6:09 (original roar) 7:53 (playback roar) Fun fact: There is an another lion named Bill. Its a very rare footage and only appeared in two movies. Used by mgm for colorization tests
We've got lions like George, Tanner and Coffee screaming their heads off, then there's just Slats looking around like "oh is that food? is that food? gimme food" Also, George is one handsome lion. Very thick, healthy mane
5:18 looks like its brand new for an old intro! 7:20 this one is pure gold! They should have used it for chitty chitty bang bang bc it's from 68. 8:31 he roared too loud he broke it and same as the next one! 10:09 that also changes from year to year, that intro does look cool!
7:00 Tom and 10:10 James Bond.. both have my heart stolen!! ❤️ #nostalgia Bdw they have probably missed the black and white classic logo which appears in the opening of all time great CASINO ROYALE, 2008.
9:27 Being part Aussie, it is my obligation to say that was my favourite! (Ironically Crocs and Lions are my favourite living animals among a few others)
7:21 logo was used in 1968 only of course in Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. The NY times' film critic Renata Alder begins her review of the film "Even the M-G-M lion is stylized and abstracted ...." I believe it was also used in the film THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES, also released in 1968.
I like how in the earlier stages, the lion was just kinda chill, then as the years went on he got more and more pissed off
Lmao
Enzo Messina same. I dig the roar
It’s because he’s getting irritated on being in that ring for too long.
That or he was shy with the audience gazing at him at first but got more comfortable with showing off.
Chao Flaka in reality they actually heavily sedated these lions.
hahaha
So the Lion in the early years from 1916-1934 it's just laying there confused like "Why am i here?"
Dedric Silva : No ,there was no roar from them until 1928,actually because the earlier movies were silent until then.
@@jaiphotosoho173 The movies being silent or not, the first lion is still very quiet
Pretty munch
Yep!
Hehe
7:00 will always be my favorite.
So many memories
Thats a classic 🔥🔥
That Tom and jerry
@@jeremylloydgamboa5425 ep
@@cartoonnetrworkfans3887i knew i remembered it from somewhere
I love that their logo shows off what the do. They had a living moving logo as they are a motion picture company and then when they started doing sound movies they added a roar. You can tell how excited they must have been to add the roar.
Oh, I do love that scene (6:44 / 7:06). Seeing either Jerry or Tom imitating the MGM lion's roar was one o' the best things in the world to me when I was a kid.
Now Tom and Jerry is Warner Bros.
Tom and Jerry MGM scene.
@@mayaanderson6783 mgm and wb 🛡️🦁
That meowing voice was done by Mel Blanc I believe.
Yea I love this
I can’t believe I spent 2 and a half minutes waiting for the lion to finally roar
It finally occurred to me that film had no sound yet. I felt so dumb. 🤦♀️
🤣🤣🤣
It's actually a tiger's roar!
@Star Marina There were a bunch of Lions Other Than Leo. Like, How Tanner is in Tom and Jerry
@@matthewleonmartinthat’s right.
1916 Lion: Wait, are we rolling? Uh, okay, um... what’s my line again?
It’s Roar
1916 Loin: Oh ok, thanks, I have a bad memory, Wait a minute, He didn't give me a line, But Atleast You gave me one.
1916 Lion: :v uh, ok, why do I have to roar? I’m calm!
("Relax everyone, I'm here. This is a silent movie")
God, I love Slats (that was his name)
The early lions were so chill you can see the 1925 lion politely cleared his throat in the middle of filming
3:25 - 1934 has the most overwhelming roar. Amazing.
@SquidSurgeYTI thought it was Jackie
That lion was the one that scared me the most. He seemed very angry.
The lion was used for MGM cartoons
@@mathewalejandro4787 He was the most iconic, and had the mightiest roar.
@@stefantsarev4442 yeah, and it's actually a Tiger's roar.. fyi
7:01 the most nostalgic, I remember this one when binge watching tom and jerry episodes on boomerang when i was 6
We have same nostalgia
@@JesperBooperDooper me too and the music made me feel happy 😊
Holy shit, we all had the same nostalgia. I've thought I was the only one this whole time
Me too
@@izzyj.1079all *six* of us have the same nostalgia🥹
The lion I remember the most is Tanner, from years of watching old MGM cartoons (like Tom & Jerry, Droopy, Barney Bear, and those other Tex Avery classics) on Cartoon Network in my childhood.
This animations had grabed from Tom And Jerry!!!
I remember that lion😁
Same
The only one to remember.
Tanner looked like he was ready to kill someone.
2:40 That one looked evil as hell by the lighting, followed by the most innocent sounding roar.
Oh Yeah
It looks like a lion that was spawned by the devil
That’s mufasa brother scar
@@ultimategamer7457 And he is a customer from hell
Also the lions name is Telly
I miss MGM. You knew you were in for something special when the film begins with that iconic roar.
What happened to them?
@@addis8077 After musicals stopped being popular, they moved onto epics which only further bankrupted the studio. Eventually it was bought out by Kirk Kerkorian, who downsized the whole operation, purchased United Artist and became mostly a distribution company from that point on.
@@addis8077othing they still exist, they were bought by amazon in 2022 tho
@@LukeMM95Who ever said that MGM was gone?
@@JustACowww I already explained how the original MGM was bought out years ago. Now it's just a distribution company. No more musicals, no more epics, no more Tom & Jerry.
03:39 The golden years of MGM with Marx Brothers roar. If company allows trolling with its main logo, you know it's making quality stuff. Disney would have no such thing today.
Whut? Disney has done it’s fair share of Logo Jokes and variations over the years.
2:39 that lion looks very menacing because of the lighting and the expression
Here are all of the lions!
Slats
Jackie
Telly
Coffee
Tanner
George
Leo
Wow
And T-Rex.
And Knuckles.
Pikminfan67 faltou bill o leao
Jerry
Tom
2:49 Was that a roar or someone was playing a tuba?
It's a roar, it doesn't sound like it
Sounds like someone’s yawning.
Roar
A lion playing a tuba
@@LS-wo3ve uh if he didn't he wouldn't be watching this
7:00--First the lion, then Tom! "Meow...rae-OWW ft ftt!!!"
Yea
Tanner is back
lol isn't that from the aristocats? The movie? 😂
Ff: it was voiced by Mel Blanc.
7:06 marks the first Tom and Jerry Cartoon made by Chuck Jones
R.I.P. to all the past lions.
Fun fact: Leo was the youngest at the time MGM filmed him roaring, you can tell by his much smaller mane in comparison to the others
8:49 the one we all know and love
Leo ❤
Lip-synching to the roar of a tiger!
@@edmerc92 idiot that's not a tigers roar I have heard tigers roar in person and they don't sound anything like that the only thing that roars like this is a lion I've been roared at by both at a zoo in two different incidents the pissed off lion in 2017 made me full on crap myself and feint and I had nightmares for 3 years while a pissed off tiger in 2010 just scared me and I forgot about it in 3 days
I know how both sound and yall tiger fans are seriously annoying if they wanted a tiger roar they could have just put it there in the lion's place to roar that is a lion roar end of story
In the 1961 version, Jerry turned into a lion from the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer logo then Tom is like a bit scared.
it’s ironic cuz tom had his own version of the mgm logo later on
That’s my fav logo joke from gene deitch
More like he flipped out!
This cartoon made in Warner Bros. and Metro Goldwyn Mayer.
@@rogermadruga2744 First, at MGM. Then, at Hanna-Barbera. And now, at WB.
6:47 I can't imagine that one going over well with the theatergoers...
6:40 This Ladies and gentelmen Is Jerry the Lion oh i mean..mouse
Well that theatergoers
Mouse in MGM
Funny 😂
Why not?
7:01 I remember this being in every Tom and Jerry episode
This used to creep me out as a kid. When I was home alone and this came up. I would hide under the blanket and stay in my room until someone came home.
4:19 They should've used Bert Lahr as the Cowardly Lion for the Wizard of Oz version.
Mishta Romaniello haha! 🤣 YASSS,iNDEED! *iT was also the perfect year 1939 for the Wizard of OZ too!
Yes
Actually Jackie
I think the Cowardly Lion would probably be too scared to do the roar for the MGM lion. 😂
@@hunterolaughlin Accurate
I remember seeing the MGM logos for classic Tom and Jerry cartoons when I was a kid.
The vast majority of pre-May 1986 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer titles are currently the property of Turner Entertainment Co. and are thus currently distributed by their WarnerMedia (formerly known as Time Warner after it merged with AT&T when it was sold to AT&T) sister company Warner Bros.
I'm hoping Warner Bros. should buy MGM so they could reunite with MGM if they already bought MGM.
Same
They've had multiple opportunities to do so, but got outbid each time.
As far as I know despite MGM being bought by Amazon, Tom and Jerry is technically a Warner Bros property alongside with Looney Tunes so they can make another Tom and Jerry stuff without MGM like they did in the last movie
Warner Bros is currently in charge of rereleasing The Wizard of Oz
amazon owens MGM now
The 1940, 1942, 1961 and 1965 lions were SO EPIC! Great!
This has to be the most bipolar lion I've ever seen. Sometimes he roars, sometimes he's chill, sometimes he sounds like a cat, sometimes he sounds and looks human, and just when you think you finally have a powerful lion, he goes back to sounding like water going down a drain. This really busted my perception of the powerful MGM lion. 2008 is the best one.
It’s almost like it’s not the same lion every time 😂
7:21 Good to see MGM got their oversimplified phase out of the way in 1968.
Unfortunately it’s the opposite for every other major business or corporation in the world.
It’s so obnoxious, “Guys, we know our consumers are dumb, we Gotta simply literally everything, even the logo! Or they won’t buy our stuff because it’ll be too complex!”
I'll always remember that one because it was the opening to 2001. I'm guessing that was a directorial choice to not use the lion clip or it was just denoting that this was the Anglican division of the company
It was only used for 3 films across 1966-68, so it wasn’t being used as THE logo. Not sure what the thinking was. That logo ended up being used for MGM Resorts International.
And this was 2001 A Space Odyssey as well, one of the greatest sci-fi films of all time!!!
Fr, I was watching FROM and it was so nice to see they kept the same essence of the logo, even if it's CGI now, and is actually more complex, that I had to look for this video
5:47
Creator: “How big do you want our lion’s mane to be?”
Boss: “Yes...”
Wow cool mane
That lion is George. He has a very thick mane.
@Sailord Sun sometimes big cats like lions and tigers look so soft :3
He was the Elvis Presley of lions.
Dude looks straight out of Mötley Crüe
Company is 102 years old! CELEBRATE!!!
Dawson Pratt yeah! they we're amazing
Dawson Pratt, totally agree!!!
94. MGM was added in 1924.
1916 - 1923 - it's a Goldwyn Picture.
Ops. I fotget to say one thing.
1923 - Metro Goldwyn Picture.
No
6:20 Ben-Hur
7:23 2001: A space odissey
4:15 The Wizard of Oz
6:01 - Lust for Life
9:27 The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course
7:43 - That's Entertainment Part 2 (PAL Tone)
4:47 on the town
4:25 NOSTALGIA ON FIRE 🔥
Tom and Jerry vibes
@@DUMMY2582 especially when you realize that one was from their very first episode Puss Gets the Boot (back when they were named Jasper & Jinx)
@@denishiawilliams895 ye
Love that he roars in both directions. It’s perfect!
4:15 I loved That MGM Logo, it’s my favorite from “The Wizard Of Oz” (1939)
somewhere over the rainbow
Mine too!
But why is In Black And White?
@@ARASFilmServicebecause the first 20 or so minutes (as well as the last scene) are in sepia tone, it isn’t until when Dorothy lands in Oz that it goes to colour
The Wizard of Oz and Lone Star, great movies!
1:06 this music is mine.
*I changed my name, before I was Antonio Vivaldi
Ok stingy
Manuel Nivelo
That’s because it’s a reference.
Manuel Nivelo
Their comment is talking about Lazy Town. Where the frick are you going?
@@wolfgangamadeusmozart9387 STFU FAKE MOZART!
4:35 from tom and Jerry
R.TizzleTheTVShowGuy yup
I remember watching that cartoon on TV ;)
In my opinion, I think Tom and Jerry is the best cartoon ever
@@ImanolProd_ nah a lot of animes are better (anime is a type of cartoon) and Tom and Jerry isn't anime
@@antihumor2231 No, anime is worse than Tom & Jerry (just my opinion, do not swear)
@@ImanolProd_ That was the intro to the cartoon called Bowling Alley Cat.
MGM producer- "Hey guys! Instead of lions on the logo, how about we do a alligator? Let's have a change."
MGM worker- "Okay. Let's try it."
*Shows cringey alligator roaring*
MGM producer- "Hell no let's go back to lions."
It’s a crocodile
What movie is it from?
its from crocodile hunter
Jeff Eastwood cocidle colision course I got the movie MGM
Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course
Fun fact: the 1916 lion was supposedly trained to growl even though sound wasn’t invented yet
2:49 That’s the only one to use the lion’s real roar. The rest use a tiger’s roar as a baseline.
YOOO I REMEMBER THE 1965 7:07 version so much, i remember seeing tom and jerry episodes with it
*1963
Awesome opening! I love how it's in the style of the old cartoon openings!
I love the Marx Brothers standing in for Leo😂. Plus I remember a Laurel and Hardy film where Stan warn Ollie not to go around the corner because “MGM” was there. Was this Tanner the lion doing a cameo?
1:50 Lion says "Enough."
When I was a kid in the 80s, that lion would scare the shit out of me.
Omg me too.
I wasn't an 80s kid but that lion scared me.
Lol.
*MGM* is Life,
*MGM* is Love.
MGM: Means Great Movies
MGM: means awesome movies🦁🤩
Metro G.O.A.T Mayer
@@florencevecchione9810also warner bros warner bros and metro goldwyn mayer ok
Also Warner Bros.
8:45 The first Fidget Spinner :v
I'm dead💀😂😂
😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹🙋↙😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹
Callate niño
Sounds like the screaming black guy meme
@@FrancoPantoja Shut up, nobody understands you.
5:46 this was the cutest mgm lion :3 fluffy!!
Sharon Hocutt all of them are cute :3
Its like a plush toy
All of them minus tanner are cute
Yumi chan I actually think he’s cute
What do you all mean except tanner? Tanner was the cutest, watch “hold that lion” before you disrespect Tanner like that
6:20 that one, the still-frame one, wasn’t used as much as the normal one that moves and roars. But the still-frame one was still used in certain movies, one of them being Ben-Hur (1959) The reason why it was used in Ben-Hur was because the director (William Wyler) believed the one with the roar would feel out of place out of the opening nativity scene (“nativity” means the process or circumstances of being born).
8:01 The Disney characters Rutt and Tuke from Brother Bear are based on those guys, and the same voices too!
4:15 opening for the wizard of oz
Tom and Jerry
6:36 Gene Deitch
7:02 Chuck Jones (my favorite Reeoowww! Ft! Ft!)
And 1940 too! =)
4:25
My favourite cartoon!
Yeah Chuck Jones Is the best
@Manuel Nivelo (cat purring) 🐈🐈🐈
Deitch
Deitch
6:08 Anyone remembered that this logo was used in both Jailhouse Rock and Viva Las Vegas? Both of those movies starred my idol from the 1950's and 60's!
I Like Everything Me too! I have such a crush on the guy who starred in both of those movies!
You must be mentioning Elvis.
Fred Wucher Indeed I am!
Mackenzie Wachter what
Peter Curiel I love both of those movies! It just wants me to sing and dance to the music.
4:15 is my favourite logo because It's the logo of one of my favourites movies "The Wizard of Oz"
1965 is when it starts to get more recognizable and nostalgic
Note: Turner Entertainment Co. & Warner Bros. Entertainment currently owns pre-May 1986 MGM library, while MGM still owns post-April 1986 library.
MGM was so humane to the lions they had., excellent work MGM!
4:03 Yeah, that's my homie!
Go Home Now
@@Vadim_Vasilyev no u
*wtf happened in 1935 💀*
Well that was wired though I've never seen that kind of logo before and wow
The Marx Brothers happened
00:36 1st Logo (1916 - 1918)
00:44 2nd Logo (1920 - 1921)
01:01 3rd Logo (1921)
01:05 4th Logo (1922)
01:20 5th Logo (1922 - 1923)
01:37 6th Logo (1924)
01:49 7th Logo (1925 Reference 1921)
02:02 8th Logo (1923 - 1925)
02:09 9th Logo (1926 reference 1925 2nd generation)
02:23 10th Logo (1928)
02:37 11th Logo (1928 2nd Generation)
02:48 12th Logo (1928 - 1930)
03:02 13th Logo (1929 - 1931)
03:10 14th Logo (1932 - 1933)
03:25 15th Logo (1934 - 1935)
03:26 16th Logo (1934 - 1935 2nd Generation)
04:00 17th Logo (1936 - 1939)
04:07 18th Logo (1939 - 1944)
04:41 19th Logo (1949 - 1951)
05:13 20th Logo (1952 - 1958)
06:20 21st Logo (1959 - 1967)
07:20 22nd Logo (1968 - 1984)
08:38 23rd Logo (1986 - 1994)
09:03 24th Logo (1999 - 2008)
10:00 25th Logo (2009 - 2012 Reference 1986)
Still bye!?
The lions from the early days thought: where am i, this is not the Savanna
😀😃😄😆😅🤣😏
baby Lion: When i grew up, i wanna stick my head to a circle at the beginning of movies and roar
whole class: *laugh
20 years later:
*WHAT'S UP NOW, BITCHES!*
firza G XD
Family guy gag
JAJAJAJA
Hes very funny king lol
Hshashahahhahahjjjkjmjkhm
5:25 is the opening to Bad Day at Black Rock.
Great movie.
jarmark11 is 1953
Is 1954 sorry
10年ぶりにこのロゴ見れた。懐かしい
わかる！
6:21 - the Ben-Hur logo. No lion roar, but the music compensates.
It's also funny that other lions are like, "okay, fine, I'll roar", the 1934 lion (3:24) was like, "keep messing with me and I'm gonna eat ya!"
I'm glad they kept the live action Lion for the Hanna-barbara Tom and Jerry shorts. There's just something about a live action Lion welcoming you to watch a cartoon of a cat getting its ass handed to by an mouse with its iconic theme music.
Tanner is the original lion appearing in the original Tom and Jerry cartoon in the beginning (especially in the one where Tom immediately replaced the lion; I'm mentioning this because I used to think it was Leo because of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer being written above the movie tape roll logo when it was actually Tanner since Leo appeared in the one with MGM's name above). 🦁
I’m glad they kept the house live action lion shares thirds just
6:40--Just gotta love the way Jerry did it!
Idk why but I always feel cozy and homey whenever i listen to mgm's and wb's intros
Because you knew you were about to watch something good
The intro music of That's Entertainment 2 is beautiful, especially in PAL pitched.
Cannot believe that Leo is still alive
I was hoping you'd include the ones from 2001 and Bob and Doug. You did not disappoint.
3:36 Is The Best One. I love the marx brothers.
You forgot the Tarzan MGM roar!
Everyone wants to!
Bruno Mars & Cardi B
Lol
What...
Yes I remember that one from 1981 Tarzan with Bo Derek instead of the roar was the Tarzan yell
3:40 i love that one where the marx brothers are doing the MGM lion roar (except for harpo, he uses his horn)
8:03 first time I watched Strange Brew, I knew just by the logo that this movie would be hilarious
4:14 Logo from The Wizard of Oz
7:20 Logo from 2001: A Space Odyssey
The "2001" logo was supposed to be so unpopular that it was never used again.
9:11 Logo from Legally Blonde
@@olivermurrihy2970 and ironically the film itself is an unforgettable masterpiece..
I think they did use that logo for another film that year and then never again
You meant: 9:21
04:32 min, is my favorite part
Me too
Mine too
Wait that is the tcf sound!
2:50 wow that roar sounds ridiculous lmao😂
That's how they actually yaun 😂😂😓 they don'y roar like they show in this vids
Sounds like yawning 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
They were playing a tuba ngl >:(
Ironically, It's the only real lion's roar.. the others are Tiger's roar dubbing.. the lion was just lip syncing
7:53 when i watched movies from the 80s with my mom this was the best
damn mgm really owned my childhood with tom and jerry.
9:28 A crocodile??????
*heavy amounts of weed were smoked in the production of this picture
What movie was it used for?
@@jeffeastwood15 Crocodile hunter: collision course.
Why they put a crocodile instead of a lion?!
Crocodile Dundee?
3:55 thank god we've come a long way from those times omg lol
3:15 Now THAT's an angry lion!
Thats what I call 40s classic logo
You know you're watching a James Bond movie when the MGM lion roars, followed by the theme and the gun barrel.
Can't wait to see their 100th anniversary logo in 2024.
Um. Anyone there? It's 2024 now.
All the movies I watched as a kid had this roaring lion in them! I miss him
Cartoons that Tanner and Leo represented(+ Disney) made my childhood better.
9:35 Ultimate Glory
The one from the 40s until the modern one I think in 1957 is the only other one I've actually seen while watching a movie, and it's easily the 2nd best one after the current one. A lot of the other ones it seems so awkward, the ones from the 20s and earlier the lion looks like it doesn't understand what's happening lol.
All lions with timestamps in case youre wondering. Lions in 1916 to 1923 are unnamed
1-Slats 01:47
2-Jackie 02:49
3-Coffee 03:11
4-Telly 02:41
5-Tanner 4:00
5-George 5:44
7-Leo 6:09 (original roar)
7:53 (playback roar)
Fun fact: There is an another lion named Bill. Its a very rare footage and only appeared in two movies. Used by mgm for colorization tests
Who was the 1916 lion?
@@peanut-c4p like i said nobody knows
@@hhktnn oh my bad
We've got lions like George, Tanner and Coffee screaming their heads off, then there's just Slats looking around like "oh is that food? is that food? gimme food"
Also, George is one handsome lion. Very thick, healthy mane
6:36 Tom and Jerry theme!
LOL jerry lion roar 6:42
Epic
JGM: Jerry Goldwyn Mouse
5:18 looks like its brand new for an old intro!
7:20 this one is pure gold! They should have used it for chitty chitty bang bang bc it's from 68.
8:31 he roared too loud he broke it and same as the next one!
10:09 that also changes from year to year, that intro does look cool!
7:00 Tom and 10:10 James Bond.. both have my heart stolen!! ❤️ #nostalgia
Bdw they have probably missed the black and white classic logo which appears in the opening of all time great CASINO ROYALE, 2008.
9:27 Being part Aussie, it is my obligation to say that was my favourite!
(Ironically Crocs and Lions are my favourite living animals among a few others)
@@jackknight5692 yeah I know. Collision Course.
So what's it like being only half awesome?
What movie is it from
@@maddalonefarms Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course
7:18 WHAT THE HELL!
BTW what is that from?
Madame Mystic The Fearless Vampire Killers (1967).
Madame mystic is vampire
Yeah but wtf did they have too do that
8:08 BEHIND THE SCENES
Mgm es una de las compañías cinematográficas de más prestigio a nivel internacional
Tom be scared of Jerry in the 60s tho 6:41
fue
7:21 logo was used in 1968 only of course in Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey. The NY times' film critic Renata Alder begins her review of the film "Even the M-G-M lion is stylized and abstracted ...." I believe it was also used in the film THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES, also released in 1968.