Filmfanatic10
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Next year is 2024, which marks MGM's 100th anniversary, but MGM shouldn't celebrate it by themselves with just their hodge-podge library including United Artists and a bunch of low budget and independent film libraries like Orion, PolyGram and Cannon that Kirk Kerkorian and Giancarlo Parretti gobbled up in the past, like what they did when they celebrated their 90th anniversary back in 2014. I heard Warner Bros. (MGM's current home entertainment distribution partner and international theatrical distribution partner) has their own plans for that anniversary too, so can they and MGM collaborate on the 100th anniversary of MGM with not only MGM's current hodge-podge library, but also the legendary pre-1986 MGM library that Ted Turner bought from Kerkorian? I remember when both studios collaborated on MGM's 85th anniversary in late 2009.
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