History WMG / TomAndJerryTheMovie

Both are blonde, both were completly unecessary additons that ruined the film of a beloved icon, and she did date Indiana Jones. The dark truth is that Willie and Indie broke up shortly after The Temple of Doom, but not before he unknowingly got her pregnant. Being the screamy, shallow whiner she is, Willie dumped Robyn in an orphanage. However, she had just enough human decency to give her a locket of her father, allowing her to locate him if she ever got into trouble.

Both Robyn and Tom's owner at the start of the movie are blonde. Tom and Jerry get amnesia from the wrecking ball during the demolition of the house. This allows Time Lords Pugsy and Frankie to send them back in time using what appears to be a Model T on cement blocks without them noticing. Off-screen experimentation by "Doctor" Applecheek gives Tom and Jerry the immortality needed to complete the time loop. As seen at the end of the movie, Tom and Jerry's destructive ways have eaten through Robyn's inheritance and forced her to sell "Robyn's nest" and move to the suburbs by the time the start of the movie happens again.

[[WMG: Puggsy was owned by Robyn and her father]]

[[WMG: Puggsy was supposed to get his own cartoon]]
His design, voice, and mannerisms do seem quite memorable (at least to this troper). The Tom and Jerry movie was just a pilot/test to see how audiences would feel about him. The movie's bad reception ultimately cancelled those plans.

Both are [[FauxAffablyEvil seemingly kind and harmless old men]] who appear to be giving the heroes their hearts' desires, but in reality, are nothing more than [[{{Greed}} greedy]] opportunists who wish to exploit/sell animals for the right price. They even resemble each other: fat, round-faced, and even with thinning white/grey hair and a pug nose.

[[WMG: Dr. Applecheeks was inspired by [[Disney/{{Pinocchio}} The Coachman.]]]]

[[WMG: The movie is set in an alternate universe of Who Framed Roger Rabbit]]
…in which Judge Doom has managed to destroy Toontown. Save, for some reason, Tom and Jerry's scenery (perhaps he ran out of Dip at the wrong moment, or whatever). Los Angeles expands where Toontown used to be. But Doom is not through yet and, since he hasn't got anymore Dip, decides to break Tom and Jerry's house in a more realistic way. There begins the movie. Side plot: Toon traffickers. Since of course, not all the toons have been destroyed (only those who were in Toontown when Doom dipped it are destroyed: there were still some who were in the human Los Angeles or at their studios shooting a movie at that moment). The dog and the flee ore the singing cat met by Tom and Jerry are homeless toons wandering in the streets. But Toon animals have also became very praised as pets; Figg is able to own a cartoon dog as pet, as did whoever Dr Applecheek stole Droopy to.

Okay, let's go with the basic AnimatedActor concept used in such things as ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' and a number of Warner Bros. cartoons and films. Tom and Jerry are, at the start of the film, shooting a new short when all of a sudden the director, writer, and the rest of the crew just walk off the set. (the director is probably yelling at the writer "Okay, where's the rest of the script?!? What do you MEAN you don't know what happens after the house gets demolished?").

Not knowing what to do, Tom and Jerry wander around the various sets of the studio, improvising silently, until they run into Pugsley. At this point, they realize they've walked into a different movie all of a sudden, so they humor Pugsley. They break character by talking and then singing with Pugsley about friendship. Afterwards, they attempt to find their way back to the set of the film they ''should'' be making, only to end up on the set of yet another film ... a film about singing cat gangs.

They're just so preoccupied with the chase that neither of them really bother speaking, except for those brief moments in the original shorts. Also, despite what fiction might tell you, high speed chases don't really leave a lot of time for witty banter.

[[WMG: The movie is a Stable Time Loop]]

Both Robyn and Tom's owner at the start of the movie are blonde. Tom and Jerry get amnesia from the wrecking ball during the demolition of the house. This allows Time Lords Pugsy and Frankie to send them back in time using what appears to be a Model T on cement blocks without them noticing. Off-screen experimentation by "Doctor" Applecheek gives Tom and Jerry the immortality needed to complete the time loop. As seen at the end of the movie Tom and Jerry's destructive ways have eaten through Robyn's inheritance and forced her to sell "Robyn's nest" and move to the suburbs by the time the start of the movie happens again.

She didn't actually die, she just walked off on Robyn and her father [[ItsAllAboutMe to live for herself without them]]. To spare Robyn from depressing truth, her dad said she died. She moved to the suburbs, became the owner of Tom and later, when Tom got lost during the move, she just decided 'Screw that cat'.

[[WMG:Lickboot doesn't actually care about '''''[[MemeticMutation moneyyy]]''''']]
* [[YesMan He's just agreeing with Aunt Figg to avoid invoking her wrath]]. Notice how most of his parts in "[[VillainSong Money is Such a Beautiful Word]]" are along the lines of "It is, it is" and "Quite so, quite so."

Both are [[FauxAffablyEvil seemingly kind and harmless old men]] who appear to be giving the heroes their hearts' desires, but in reality, are nothing more than [[{{Greed}} greedy]] opportunists who wish to exploit/sell animals for the right price. They even resemble each other: fat, round-faced and even with thinning white/grey hair and a pug nose.

* [[YesMan He's just agreeing with Aunt Figg to avoid invoking her wrath]]. Notice how most of his parts in "[[VillainSong Money is Such a Beautiful Word]]" are along the lines of "It is, it is" and "Quite so, quite so."

[[WMG:Lickboot doesn't actually care about '''''moneyyy'''''
* [[YesMan He's just agreeing with Aunt Figg to void invoking her wrath]]. Notice how most of his parts in "[[VillainSong Money is Such a Beautiful Word]]" are along the lines of "It is, it is" and "Quite so, quite so."

She didn't actually die, she just walked off on Robyn and her father [[ItsAllAboutMe to live for herself without them]]. To spare Robyn from depressing truth, her dad said she died. She moved to the suburbs, became the owner of Tom and later, when Tom got lost during the move, she just decided 'Screw that cat'.

[[WMG: Tom and Jerry died during house demolition.]]

Both are blonde, both were completly unecessary additons that ruined the film of a beloved icon, and she did date Indianna Jones. The dark truth is that Willie and Indie broke up shortly after The Temple of Doom, but not before he unknowingly got her pregnant. Being the screamy, shallow whiner she is, Willie dumped Robyn in an orphanage. However, she had just enough human decency to give her a locket of her father, allowing her to locate him if she ever got into trouble.

Both Robyn and Tom's owner at the start of the movie are blonde. Tom and Jerry get amnesia from the wrecking ball during the demolition of the house. This allows Time Lords Pugsy and Frankie to send them back in time using what appears to be a Model T on cement blocks without them noticing. Off-screen experimentation by "Doctor" Applecheek gives Tom and Jerry the immortality needed to complete the time loop. As seen at the end of the movie Tom and Jerry's destructive ways have eaten through Robyn's inheritance and forced her to sell "Robyn's nest" and move to the suburbs by the time the start of the movie happens again.

* This is my new headcanon, and the only way I can bear this movie.

* This is pretty well supported by the original shorts too.
** I'm pretty sure that's pretty much exactly what they said in the movie
*** The movie out-and-out says the always could, they just never had anything to say to each other.
** The same goes for the Road Runner cartoons, since the Road Runner is mute and Wiley runs out of breath quickly. Except for the Bugs Bunny, who gives him an greater challenge without much running.

[[WMG: Willie Scott was Robyn's moher]]

Okay, let's go with the basic AnimatedActor concept used in such things as ''WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' and a number of Warner Bros. cartoons and films. Tom and Jerry are, at the start of the film, shooting a new short when all of a sudden the director, writer, and the rest of the crew just walk off the set. (the director is probably yelling at the writer "Okay, where's the rest of the script?!? What do you MEAN you don't know what happens after the house gets demolished?").

Clearly spooked by this, they decide they were better off in the first wrong movie and rush back to that set, and meet Robyn. The director of that film says "Perfect! They're just who we need to play the sidekicks in this movie!" and casts them right away. Tom and Jerry accept, tired of being typecast and wanting to stretch themselves as actors.

At the film's end at Robyn's house, Tom and Jerry do a chase out of force of habit, and the director decides to just ThrowItIn because it's a good nod to their normal stuff. And then he finds the unfinished short Tom and Jerry were filming before and slaps it on to the beginning of the movie, and tada! He's got TomAndJerryTheMovie.

Both are blonde, both were completly unecessary additons that ruined the film of a beloved icon, and she did date Indianna Jones. The dark truth is that Willie and Indie broke up shortly after The Temple of Doom, but not before he unknowingly got her pregnant. Being the screamy, shallow whiner she is, Willie dumped Robyn in an orphanage. However, she had just enough human decency to give her a locket of her father, allowing her to locate him if she ever got into trouble.

* This is pretty well supported by the original shorts too.

** This is pretty well supported by the original shorts too.

They're just so preoccupied with the chase that neither of them really bother speaking, except for those breif moments in the original shorts. Also, despite what fiction might tell you, high speed chases don't really leave a lot of time for witty banter.

Everything from this point was just their DyingDream as they lay buried under tons of rubble, a nightmare world in which they talk and are friends and their roles are reduced to sidekicks of a little girl, sort of a metaphor of the franchise dying with them...

At the film's end at Robyn's house, Tom and Jerry do a chase out of force of habit, and the director decides to just ThrowItIn because it's a good nod to their normal stuff. And then he finds the unfinished short Tom and Jerry were filming before and slaps it on to the beginning of the movie, and tada! He's got TomAndJerryTheMovie.