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Next Bond Movie Coming Within Three Years, Says MGM Next Bond Movie Coming Within Three Years, Says MGM
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James Bond fans may not have to wait long for the next installment in the storied movie franchise. Reuters is reporting that MGM teased Bond fans with talk of a new movie during its investor conference call on March 19. …

Tons Of Classic MGM Movies Are Coming To Amazon Prime Tons Of Classic MGM Movies Are Coming To Amazon Prime

If you’re stil on the fence about ponying up the $79 a year for Amazon Prime, the company hopes that a new deal with MGM is the kind of motivation you’re looking for. Film fans with Amazon Prime memberships will …

MGM: 600 Titles Will be Available for Rent on Google Play and YouTube MGM: 600 Titles Will be Available for Rent on Google Play and YouTube
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YouTube announced on Sunday that it is partnering with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) and will add more than 600 titles for rent to YouTube and Google Play users in the U.S. and Canada. Paramount also joined a week ago and will be …

Netflix Enters Deal with Epix to Stream More New Releases

Netflix has entered a new deal with Epix, through which it will let Netflix users instantly watch new releases and library titles from Epix. The movies will begin streaming on September 1, and include content from Paramount, Lionsgate, and MGM.

YouTube Reaches Deal With MGM On Films

YouTube is set to announce today that it has reached an agreement with MGM to show full-length television shows and films from the studio.

MGM says it will post old episodes of its "American Gladiators" program to YouTube on one channel.

MGM will also post full-length action films like "Bulletproof Monk" and "The Magnificent Seven" along with clips from popular movies like "Legally Blonde." The content will be free to watch and ad supported.

Terry Semel Wants New Line Cinema?
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We’re fairly certain (and extremely hopeful) that this won’t result in purple costumes and exclamation marks being scattered throughout any movies.  Still, there’s a rumor that former Yahoo CEO Terry Semel might invest in New Line Cinema or MGM.