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Despite being acquired by Sony in 2005 for North America and everywhere else, this logo is still used in Asia on it’s VCD releases. As of 2005, with the formation of MGM's parent company, MGM Holdings, the post-May 1986 library was distributed by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment until 2006 when...
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Oct 28, 2022 · MGM Home Entertainment Logo History (1978-2019) Peach Blossom. 1.2K subscribers. Subscribed. 7. 1.3K views 1 year ago. This is the 21st logo history ...more.
Following MGM's acquisition by the Sony-led consortium in 2005, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment began distributing the MGM library on home video until May 31, 2006, when MGM shifted most of its home entertainment output to 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for worldwide release.
Background. In 1997, the UA name was dropped from MGM/UA Home Entertainment, renaming it to MGM Home Entertainment. The assets of the former Orion Home Video was transferred to MGM itself, as well as picking up the pre-1996 PolyGram film library.
May 30, 2024 · One of the first releases to feature this logo was the 1998 U.S. VHS release of 8 Heads in a Duffel Bag (the demo VHS release used the 1990 Orion Home Video logo). This logo also makes an appearance on TV spots for the 2001 U.S. DVD release of Platoon.
Mar 11, 2022 · The name changed to MGM/UA Home Video when CBS left MGM in 1982, and since 1998, they have been known as MGM Home Entertainment/DVD. My next logo history will be about CBS Home Entertainment.
5 days ago · Background. In 1981, MGM had purchased United Artists from Transamerica after the failure of the movie Heaven's Gate. In 1982, after MGM broke off from its partnership with CBS, it was renamed to MGM/UA Home Video (a.k.a. MGM/UA Home Entertainment Group ).
Background. In 1981, MGM had purchased United Artists from Transamerica after the failure of the movie Heaven's Gate. In 1982, after MGM broke off from its partnership with CBS, it was renamed to MGM/UA Home Video (a.k.a. MGM/UA Home Entertainment Group ).
