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Hmm... Leo got sick and tired of Tanner's dubbed roar, so they gave him a new one.
ChiuahuaTubeALT 2 months ago
when the lion roars, he says "Welcome to 1982, bitches"!
bogercs 3 months ago
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"metro's" family has been involved in a long battle over corruption in this company. it is one reason for political and economic trouble in ohio. it has international connections to other countries and governments and mafia elements. it also has to do with political and economic philosophies and corruption in the U.S.
deritpeehs 9 months ago
Taken from "Dog Crying in Tub" (1986)
meplusbieber12 11 months ago
The 1982 roar was done by Mark Mangini. Can anyone guess how Mangini captured the lion roar sound effects? I'd really like to know!
trev358 1 year ago
That MGM (1982) Logo Was Seen On The Movie Poltergeist (1982)
ThePreviewsGuyReturn 1 year ago
Is this from Poltergeist?
DBJ2007 1 year ago
I know the current MGM isn't the same one that existed in 1982, but all this news lately has kinda been depressing me. Anyway, this is a good, classic logo, thanks for uploading.
MattTheSaiyan 1 year ago
i saw it for Poltergeist
bosniak14 2 years ago
Remember this from James Bond
TheFilmmannen 2 years ago
Down Tiddles!
palexandersquires 2 years ago
I don't like the 80's roar, it doesn't sound real
RNDH1987 2 years ago 6
Yeah, the roar was actually a sound effect come up with for that long-legged demon ghost from Poltergeist. Or at least was used on that, the first movie to use the new roar...
TServo2049 2 years ago 3
@RNDH1987 WHY? you bashard!
1MisterAaron 1 year ago
@RNDH1987 Well, I believe the 1982 roar sounds kinda real. It's just that the 2008 roar sounds even more real. Also, the 1957 roar to me doesn't sound too real - in truth, it samples Tanner's roar.
trev358 2 months ago
I liked the original roar better :(
BluDevil93 3 years ago 5
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Here are the first and final appearances of the MGM logo from 1982:
First Appearance: Poltergeist (1982)
Final Appearance: Dead of Winter (1987)
iloveentertainment 3 years ago
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JessieDaughtry 2 years ago
MGM rocks!
iLoveClassicTV 3 years ago 3