Now, the cat and mouse team of Tom & Jerry returns for a theatrical presentation as Warner Bro. Like the Scooby Doo property franchise, Tom & Jerry have been endured throughout the years, with multiple studios producing their animated shorts, including Hannah Barbera (the original creators), MGM Cartoon Studios, Rembrandt Films, Chuck Jones, and a few more spanning multiple animated shorts, TV series, and feature films. In addition, since the pair don’t talk (beyond a few screams, squeaks and some brief dialogues), music plays an important part by emphasizing the short’s action and emotional bits, with usage of traditional sound effects. Although, no blood or gore is ever depicted. Most of the Tom & Jerry cartoon shorts (as a whole) are considered violent cartoon gags in animated history, with the pair usually going at it with a variety of weapons and objects in retaliation against one another. For those who don’t know these particular animated characters, the cartoon, which was originally created by Hannah Barbera (William Hannah and Joseph Barbera), hijinks centers around the rivalry between the titular characters a cat named Tom and a mouse named Jerry, with shorts also featuring several recurring characters every now and again. The beloved and iconic cartoon cat and mouse duo has been in the public for nearly 80 years spanning a wide variety of programs to keep their shenanigans acts very much alive from one generation to the next.

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