Will MGM and Warner Bros. collaborate on MGM's 100th anniversary?

[Egbert Souse]

Originally Posted by Bolty

Awesome breakdown....now I need to learn which movies were made by all those entities.

The "good" news is that WB owns Forbidden Planet, Logan's Run, Time Machine, Village of the Damned, Seven Brides, etc and could release them in 4K if they wanted.

West Side Story and Terminator are still under control of MGM and they don't seem interested in UHD.

I think the Rocky films are the only "self-released" titles so far and they're obviously through SDS (Warner/Universal distributor).

However, we've gotten quite a lot of UHDs from the boutiques, which seem more likely. And from a lot of different catalogs, too. From my count, there's 54 UHDs from MGM properties (half United Artists, rest split between MGM, AIP, Embassy, Orion, Cannon, Empire, Nelson, Hemdale, and Polygram).

Originally Posted by Ashirg

MGM owns pre-1946 Monograms like first 6 Charlie Chans and Mr. Wong.

I forgot about split on the Monograms. Also forgot about the Polygram titles.

[romuald121]

Originally Posted by Egbert Souse

I forgot about split on the Monograms. Also forgot about the Polygram titles.

Polygram is owned by Universal pictures

[Filmfanatic10]

Originally Posted by Egbert Souse

I think the Rocky films are the only "self-released" titles so far and they're obviously through SDS (Warner/Universal distributor).

There's WB references including the logo and credit on the cover and disc artwork. It's because MGM's distribution relationship in general (both domestically and internationally) is with WB and not just SDS.

[Professor Echo]

Originally Posted by Egbert Souse

I forgot about split on the Monograms. Also forgot about the Polygram titles.

Thank you so much for your breakdown! If you edit it and add the above info, the list will be truly definitive and a great resource to post again and again when the questions of who owns what start popping up. Thanks again!