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Tom & Jerry - Official Trailer
- Thread starter Spectromixer
- Start date
This is basically my worst fear. All of the Tom and Jerry stuff looked absolutely fantastic, but I can almost guarantee you that a lot of the human stuff is going to drag the movie down to mediocrity.
The finest lesson one could possibly learn from Michael Bay's Transformers movies.
*retch*
This movie has some insane talent both in front of the camera and behind the camera.
Who would've thought that a Tom and Jerry movie would be able to attract such a huge budget? Especially in these uncertain times (for the movie industry)?
Who would've thought that a Tom and Jerry movie would be able to attract such a huge budget? Especially in these uncertain times (for the movie industry)?
I mean, I did really like Tom and Jerry: The Movie growing up, lol.
Oh when you guys said "human characters" I I had no idea it was outright LIVE ACTION... I was assuming animated people...
I mean, Space Jam 2 is coming soon too.
I mean, Space Jam 2 is coming soon too.
a little kid joined me in the clapping. and that kid grew up to be einstein
All the Tom and Jerry parts actually looked quite excellent and funny, but YIKES at this whole hotel framing device.
I know it's a movie so they can't do this because reasons, but just make an hour and a half of Tom and Jerry antics without it being constantly sidelined by a bunch of nobodies.
I know it's a movie so they can't do this because reasons, but just make an hour and a half of Tom and Jerry antics without it being constantly sidelined by a bunch of nobodies.
First Transformers now this. Why does Hollywood keep shoving in human characters into a property that doesn't need them?
That ending really feels like it should have one of Tom's Classic Screams.
But it doesn't.
And it makes it feel off.
Whole thing feels sorta off. I don't really see what the live action actually brings to this (Outside of, I guess, reducing budget) which is a shame because the animated stuff is pretty good and I do like the artstyle.
But it doesn't.
And it makes it feel off.
Whole thing feels sorta off. I don't really see what the live action actually brings to this (Outside of, I guess, reducing budget) which is a shame because the animated stuff is pretty good and I do like the artstyle.
I'm sorry but when the hell did Tim Story turn into a ''insane talent'' while I wasn't looking?
Or maybe I didn't get the sarcasm...
Would Roger Rabbit have worked without the human framing around it?
This trailer already reveals it'll never be as so bad it's good as the old nineties movie
ICONIC
I'm only really disappointed that Tom didn't have his signature screams at any point. https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=Yqbl2QIYDPg
Unless you meant "live action humans", didn't the original Transformers cartoon have human kids throughout it?
I have to ask, wtf happened to Chloe Grace Moretz's career? She seemed like a big up and coming actress...now she's starring in shit like this.
I don't understand the comparison. Roger Rabbit was literally about the integration of toons and their culture in American society, acting as a thinly veiled allegory for systemic racism of that time period.
This looks like... Tom and Jerry. But there are also other people there doing things that nobody cares about. A movie which, by the way, already exists and was mostly terrible, though at least this interpretation seems to actually stick to what made Tom and Jerry themselves appealing.
It had a dad and his son, but they were NEVER more than side characters at best. Not like Bayformers.
Easily "not for me" but I'm sure the kids will love it. The best part of Tom & Jerry was the innuendo and how much of an asshole they were to each other, I hope there is at least a little of that.
I said the movie was mostly terrible, and it is, but this scene is amazing and timeless.
ah, from fame director Tim Story - who previous brought us Shaft 2019, the (soon to be) Ride Along trilogy, the two Fox Fantastic Four movies and Barbershop.