Amazon Offers A $9 Billion Deal To Tom & Jerry Presenter MGM?

Amazon has come a long way in the world of entertainment by churning out some quality content. Earlier, its streaming service used to face criticism for providing an average content in comparison to Netflix. But now, the scene has totally changed. And now, seems like the company is set to take a huge step forward by signing a billion-dollar deal with MGM, popularly known as the presenter of Tom & Jerry.

For those who don’t know, MGM (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) is a media company, which has produced and distributed amazing content over the decades. The company presented Tom & Jerry from the 1940s to the 1960s. Not just that, it has around 4,000 titles in its kitty including biggies like James Bond, Hobbit, Rocky/Creed, RoboCop and Pink Panther franchises. Unscripted shows include The Voice, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, The Hills and many more.

As MGM has one of the most premium content libraries, Amazon is eager to crack a deal. Reportedly, as much as $9 billion for the acquisition of the studio.