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Just like how Coyote vs. ACME was saved by Ketchup Entertainment, Viva Pictures rescued the once China-exclusive 2025 animated movie from Warner Bros.’ gatekeeping, Tom & Jerry and the Forbidden Compass. In this review, I’ll explain why Tom and Jerry’s first computer animated feature is a disaster that’s about as bad as their 2021 live-action/animated hybrid movie.

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JF the LOLZOR

y’know aside from a couple of the direct to video movies maybe Tom & Jerry shouldn’t do movies

Alan Oliva

Yeah, now this is getting sad. 3 blunders yet not one of them is even good. And I'm not even a fan of Tom and Jerry. I'll Admit I do have some favorites and they do make highlights like Anchors Away, outside of that I think they get repetitive with their routine and Honestly I really don't like Jerry at all since I thinks his antic make as much as a pest as much as a real rodent. Even Speedy Gonzalez has more personality.

Justin Grant

I wasn't expecting you to review this movie. But you doing this has me worried about a few things. Like, what is the rest of the month going to be like? Are we going to get the Felix the Cat Movie review and then Animation Lookback: Blue Sky Part 4? I'm saying that if he delays the next part by a whole month AGAIN, then I would understand, but I will still be pretty annoyed. Another thing is that his work schedule for the rest of the year is going to be a little too much for him. I mean, he still has like 7 or 8 animated films to review, on top of the monthly Classic Reviews, among other things. Animat, if you're reading this, I believe October will be the least busy for you out of the last three months of the year, so I suggest you spend it well and wisely. Also, points for him for not mispronouncing Doofenshmirtz's name again.

Hunter O'Laughlin

As I’ve mentioned before, it’s ironic that while the Looney Tunes released a better live-action/animated hybrid film 5 years later, Tom and Jerry still haven’t changed that much in terms of cinematic offerings.

DemiGodzillaZ

Man Tom and Jerry really doesn't work for movies considering all of its theatrical films all suck really badly.

Jeff B. Hughes

I really should have lowered my expectations instead of getting egg all over my face(and the one that the Phoenix keeps laying I WISH I WAS MAKING THAT UP) even if Tom and Jerry get another film I'm not gonna get excited after 3 tries personally I'll stick with the 90s movie musical just for a good nostalgia flashback. What would anyone do with a Tom & Jerry movie that would be timeless and respect the shorts from 1940s to 1950s?

Hunter O'Laughlin

Honestly, I wouldn’t mind THIS getting scrapped for a tax write-off.