Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer/On-Screen Logos

For variations of these logos, see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer/Other.
== 1924–1976 ==
===1924–1928===
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer was founded in 1924 as part of the merge between Metro-Goldwyn Pictures and Louis B. Mayer Productions. The company's first on-screen logo took elements of the original Goldwyn Pictures logo.
===1926–1976===
====1926–1976====
====1953–1956====
==1928–1932==
==1932–1936==
==1934–1967==
===1934–1958===
===1953–1967===
==1956–1959==
==1957–1986==
=== 1974 (50th anniversary) ===
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===MGM/UA Entertainment Co. (1983–1986, July 10, 1987)===
== 1966–1968 ==
==1984–1985 (60th Anniversary)==
The ribboning is now gold instead of white, which is exactly the same as the next logo from the following two years. The Latin phrase inscribed on the circle was replaced by "METRO GOLDWYN MAYER/UNITED ARTISTS", a banner reading "ENTERTAINMENT CO." was added and the mask on the circle was redrawn minus the reef.
== 1984–2021 ==
===1984–2009===
====1984–2001====
=====1987–1992=====
=====1994 (70th Anniversary)=====
=====1999 (75th Anniversary)=====
The logo was made to celebrate the studio's 75th anniversary. It can be seen in the James Bond film, The World is Not Enough and other films in that time period.
====2001–2009====
A URL was added below the logo. It can be seen on current prints of some films, such as releases by United Artists.
===2008–2021===
====2008–2011====
The ribboning, mask and its wreath are in a metallic gold color. This logo was designed at Pacific Title, with Leo's footage restored and enhanced in HD and is first used in Quantum of Solace, which is distributed by Columbia Pictures.
====2011–2021====
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The URL address is dropped, making it the first time since 2000 to not feature the URL address. It was first seen in the theatrical release of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, released in 2011 and last used in 21 Jump Street, released in 2012. Despite its retirement, it made a surprise appearance in Licorice Pizza.
===2012–2021===
The logo was redesigned with the zooming out of Leo's eye. It was designed at Shine, debuted in Hope Springs (distributed by Columbia Pictures) and last used in Snake Eyes (distributed by Paramount Pictures).
==2021–present==
===2021–2023===
The current logo has a redesinged and more golden ribboning, with the familiar Latin phrase translated in English (Art for Art's Sake) in the first few seconds and Leo the Lion redone in photorealistic CGI. It was designed at Baked Studios, first seen on MGM's official YouTube channel and officially debuted in Respect (distributed by Universal Pictures in international territories and in the US by United Artists Releasing), released on August 13, 2021.
===2022 (60 Years of Bond)===
A variation of the current MGM logo is made to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the 007 franchise. This variant is only seen in the limited IMAX re-release of No Time to Die, as well as in Thirteen Lives and The Sound of 007, both of which are released on Amazon Prime Video.
===2023–present===
The byline "AN AMAZON COMPANY" is added below the logo, to indicate the studio's ownership by Amazon since 2022. This makes it the first time since 1992 that a byline appears below the logo. It was showcased in the teaser trailer of Saltburn, then debuted in Sitting in Bars with Cake, released on Prime Video in September 08, 2023.
===2024 (100th anniversary)===
A special variation of the 2021 logo is created for the studio's 100th anniversary, where the "100" appears and places in the inside of the ribboning until it dissolves to Leo roaring, and the text "100 Years of Entertainment" appears below the byline. The variant debuted in the 2024 remake of Road House, released on Amazon Prime Video in March 2024.
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