Tom & Jerry

loved watching Tom & Jerry as a kid and definitely glad I can relive the nostalgia of watching the cartoons now that it now also on HBO Max. enjoyed the movie n got my laugh on throughout...good job blending animated characters in a real world setting.....

my rating: 9/10

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ - Never gets old to see Tom and Jerry chasing each other.

My rating system works:
10❤- Masterpiece 💯
9❤- Excellent
8❤ - Amazing 👌
7❤- Great 🌞
6❤ - Good 👍
5❤ - Average 🤕
4❤ - Bad but watchable :octagonal_sign:
3❤ - Bad 😭
2❤- Awful :face_vomiting:
1❤ - Bull Shit

I always love to watch Tom and Jerry chasing each others

it was reminiscing, nothing to say i enjoyed it a lot. Funny, amusing ...

I was hoping for a better movie. I lost hope yesterday when it wasn’t released for critics right away. Then I noticed Tim Story (Taxi, Shaft 2019) was the director. His best movie is Barber Shop and yeah that’s about it.
On a plus side Tom & Jerry don’t talk, like in the 1993 movie. Chloe Moretz (Kick-Ass) steals the show in a movie she probably shouldn’t even be in.
As a hotel events planner who used the resume of someone more qualified. She must catch Tom and Jerry to keep the job. As well as stopping them from destroying a wedding.
Other than Tom and Jerry there to destroy a nice hotel. With their usual antics. There’s really not enough of a strong plot for the movie to be 2 hours.
With that said Tom and Jerry are charming characters. This movie at least knows how to use them. Rather than them singing and dancing, like in the 1993 movie.

The cast and the few good quirky jokes made this movie for me.

Really cool overlaid animation too. Had this just been a straight up animated movie, I probably wouldn't have enjoyed it as much

"if Tom and Jerry can be out there working together, and so can we."

big cringe. definitely ruined the whole movie for me

While it's not entirely necessary to make a feature film about everyone's favorite feuding cat and mouse, _Tom & Jerry_ brings just enough substance to the big screen to make it worth the ride.

It's a little surprising that it took this long for us to get a feature length version of the classic Hanna Barbara Tom & Jerry cartoons. On the other hand, they work so well in short sequences, it is difficult to sustain their level of antics over a 90-minute run time. That is the main downfall of this film, it just can't sustain the typical _Tom & Jerry_ energy throughout the course of the film. That said, I'm not sure it should even try to do that, because then it just becomes a string of gags with little to no plot.

Not that there is much plot here to begin with. The film keeps things simple with Kayla Forrester (Chloë Grace Moretz) faking her way into a job at a prestigious New York hotel on the eve of the wedding of the century between Preeta (Pallavi Sharda) and Ben (Colin Jost). She is assigned to work under the event manager Terence (Michael Peña) who doesn't quite trust her from the beginning. When Jerry shows up in the hotel, Kayla convinces Terence and the hotel manager to "hire" Tom to help find the mouse and get rid of him. _Tom & Jerry_ regular Spike also appears (as Ben's pet dog) along with Preeta's pet cat Toodles Galore just to add to the chaos.

The wedding story line serves to propel the action forward a bit and sets up some of the more hilarious physical comedy of the film. All the animals in the film are animated, while the human characters and settings remain live action. This mix feels right and most of the actors do a passable job of acting against the animated characters, with the best one being Moretz. Kayla even gets a side romance with the hotel bartender while at the same time finding her groove as Preeta's confidante leading up to the wedding.

In the end, this is a fun film, if not terribly engaging cinema. If you have kids and are looking for something new to watch with them, chances are they will love _Tom & Jerry_. Just don't go in expecting anything more than a longer version of their short cartoons.

6 out of 10​​​​

As someone that REALLY likes/likes Tom & Jerry, I wanted to love this movie. Unfortunately, it just doesn’t really do it for me. It’s not Roger Rabbit and it’s not Space Jam. It doesn’t quite pull the off the animated and live action hybrid to that level. Will kids like it? Most likely. That’s what matters at the end of the day.

Rating: 1.5/5 - 6/10 - Not Recommended to Everyone

For a Tom and Jerry fanboy like me I enjoyed it. Watching the classic gags that you can recognize from the original series made it great. Now what didn't make it great for me was that they placed [spoiler]Jerry as the bad guy, actually not the bad guy but more of a villain, gosh, they wanted to kill him with poison at some point, Kayla even asked why he wasn't dead in the piano scene?[/spoiler] What is this script. [spoiler]Sure, Tom as always been the one who got slammed and took the blame for everything, but here I felt they made it sound too much of Jerry being the bad guy, whereas in the series sometimes Tom was also kind of mean[/spoiler]. Didn't like that dynamic. To add more, this movie isn't anything great, like I said, if you grew up watching Tom and Jerry you will enjoy, but you won't watch it again. If you didn't grow up with it you are going to find it a bit 'meh'. PS: ==I kinda liked the CGI as it looked like it was from the older days.==