all the Warner Brothers and MGM cartoons are together; and so on. Exhibit C: Kurer's Web site, www.toontracker.com, which is devoted to archiving and preserving old cartoons. The site contains ...

Where Disney cartoons were safe wholesome fun for the ... Of course, now Warner Brothers own the old MGM library, so it all came full circle anyway. You’ve seen that GIF of wolf with his eyes ...

It may fall through, by the AP is reporting that Sony is in talks to buy MGM. What does that mean to us? Well it would combine the theatrical UPA libray with the DePatie-Freleng cartoons – as ...

These cartoons featured a similar rivalry between the titular characters, but took things further than "Tom and Jerry," featuring more vicious slapstick escapades than MGM's original. Poor old ...

To quote Tex Avery’s cartoon star, Droopy: “Hello, all you happy people.” When Droopy was chasing the Wolf in the old MGM cartoons, the little character would be anywhere and everywhere.

Fewer and fewer movie cartoon shorts were being made. MGM discovered that the income from the re-release of an old Tom and Jerry cartoon nearly equaled the income from producing a new feature.

If Boomerang sounds familiar, it’s because it’s the name of a cable TV network that also shows classic TV cartoons ... from the Hannah-Barbera and MGM libraries like Tom and Jerry, Yogi ...

Hugh Harman's brilliant 1939 Oscar-Nominated parable Peace On Earth, highlights MGM/UA Home Video's animated ... directed by Tex Avery. A sickly old shoemaker feeds his last piece of bread to ...