Tom and Jerry convince Robyn, an orphan girl who runs away from home to escape her evil aunt, to return and accompany her. Later, they chance upon a great secret that Robyn's aunt has kept f... Read allTom and Jerry convince Robyn, an orphan girl who runs away from home to escape her evil aunt, to return and accompany her. Later, they chance upon a great secret that Robyn's aunt has kept from her.Tom and Jerry convince Robyn, an orphan girl who runs away from home to escape her evil aunt, to return and accompany her. Later, they chance upon a great secret that Robyn's aunt has kept from her.
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- Robyn Starling
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- TriviaChuck Jones was set to make a Tom and Jerry movie in the 1970s, but eventually pulled out after being unable to find a suitable script.
- GoofsWhen Aunt Figg brings Tom and Jerry to the evil doctor, they are in a small cage. The amount of bars on the cage keeps changing.
- Quotes
Lickboot: [discussing Robyn Starling] Just pray the police find her, or we're doomed to return to the ranks of the peasantry. And you'd better hope this rumor that dashing Daddy Starling may have survived the avalanche is just a rumor, or we'll be worse than ordinary. We'll be...
Aunt Pristine Figg: Don't say it!
Lickboot: Poor.
Aunt Pristine Figg: Pennyless!
Lickboot: Bankrupt!
Aunt Pristine Figg: No more m-money?
Lickboot: [in a sinister tone] We've got to have... *money!*
- Crazy creditsCharlotte Rae, who plays Aunt Figg, has bottom billing below every other actor.
- Alternate versionsPAL printings retain the opening credits sequence from NTSC maters.
- SoundtracksTheme from Tom and Jerry/Main Title
Music by Henry Mancini
Produced by Henry Mancini
Performed by the National Philharmonic Orchestra of London
However, does it stand out on its own? If this didn't have "Tom and Jerry" in the title and starred a different cat and mouse duo, would people like it better? As a matter of fact, it could. It's a typical everyday family film in the eyes of one who isn't a hardcore Tom and Jerry fanatic. The songs aren't quite as bad as people say they are, though cheesy nonetheless, and the jokes feel a little dry if you've been watching Tom and Jerry all your life, but it passes.
The plot's alright, but nothing special. It's mostly about a little girl trying to find her father while also trying to escape from a bunch of people who want her for money, and for some odd reason, Tom and Jerry just HAPPEN to get involved. You all saw it coming, right? Again, for the songs, even the villain songs aren't really anything special. However, they're not nearly as bad as people say they are. I actually like the song "Friends to the end" even if it was the song that turned Tom and Jerry into... *Cough* "Really good friends" and in the Nostalgia Critic's eyes "Destroyed them". However, they're not the kinds of songs you want to listen to all the time. If you did, you'd probably hate them.
All in all, as a Tom and Jerry film, it fails. It has little to no relevance to the old cartoons and didn't even seem to be about them more than half the time. However, as a stand-alone title, it's kind of like Final Fantasy: Spirits Within. If you can ignore the fact that it's supposed to be Tom and Jerry, you can at least enjoy it to some extent. Not a great film, but a good one. C+
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Box office
- Budget
- $8,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $3,560,469
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $1,255,912
- Aug 1, 1993
- Gross worldwide
- $3,560,469