Tom & Jerry

...despite the skill and fidelity of the artists, who are faithful to the original films, it all falls a bit flat and the strenuous hip-hop music accompaniment doesn't help much.

Though horribly flawed, its internal organs are in the right place.

Taken on its merits, this is perfectly harmless entertainment, from which your children should return at least somewhat amused, and not too cast down by improving messages.

[S]till nothing will prepare you for the tone-deaf nature of this live-action abomination that inserts our cartoon protagonists, Who Framed Roger Rabbit-style, into a crass Manhattan misadventure about a celebrity wedding gone awry.

Not terrible, but nothing like the vintage...It's okay, but the times when it works is when it has characters hitting each other with very heavy objects. Outside of that, it's just ok...

Suffers the same way any IP-driven cash-in does - it tries to expand on a basic concept without any care or commitment. It's the cinematic equivalent of a sausage casing stuffed with mystery meat.

A disappointing take on the beloved cat and mouse duo. The film focuses more on a fictional wedding instead of the lifelong rivals we love to see fight.

Tom and Jerry brings many nostalgic elements and moments of hilarity but falls short due to its human cast.

This cartoon’s target audience seems to be tailored for those unique children whose medication has little to no effect on their attention deficit disorder.

Tom and Jerry end up relegated to supporting duty for the trite and shallow human stories.