History Film / TomAndJerry2021

* DarkestHour: [[spoiler:After the second major hotel fight, the hotel is nearly destroyed again, Tom and Jerry are kicked out into the streets, Preeta calls the wedding off, and Kayla loses her (ill-gotten) job after she admits to lying about her resume.]]

* WorstWeddingEver: Ben and Preeta's wedding, after much prepartion, ends up being a major disaster. Partly because the groom kept trying to make the wedding bigger despite the bride wanting to keep it small. Partly because of Terrence manipulating Tom and Jerry into fighting at the ceremony. And partly due to Kayla's inexperience at running major events and lying about it. But once the elephants carrying the bride and groom freak out at seeing Jerry the mouse, everything goes haywire, leading to a big ball of violence that just destroys everything and leading to everyone getting evacuated.

** [[spoiler:An even more violent hotel fight occurs during the wedding after Terrance manipulates Tom and Jerry into fighting again. This time, two elephants and a tiger are dragged into the chaos.]]

* BigBallOfViolence: The movie shows [[BullyBulldog Spike the bulldog attacking Tom and beating him up]], resulting in a big ball of dust. Unusually for this trope, we actually get a few shots of the inside of the ball, where Spike is thrashing Tom in various ways while random objects fly around. [[spoiler:Another one happens during the wedding, this time dragging in two elephants and a tiger with them.]]

* RogerRabbitEffect: Every animal in the film -- characters, extras, and background -- are animated in a CelShaded style, in contrast to their environment and the human characters, all of which are live-action.

** The scene where Spike swaps out smaller teeth for bigger, sharper dentures is a nod to a gag in "Solid Serenade"... as is Tom's earlier passionate, [[AutoTune auto-tuned]] song to Toots.

** To ''The Millionaire Cat'': After Tom exits the hotel doors, Jerry exits from a set of miniature doors

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: [[spoiler:When Tom and Jerry are on their day out, they make a trip to Yankee Stadium when Tom manages to catch a pop fly ball, costing the team the game. This ends up in them being identified and taken away by animal control to the pound.]]

* BigBallOfViolence: The movie shows [[BullyBulldog Spike the bulldog attacking Tom and beating him up]], resulting in a big ball of dust. Unusually for this trope, we actually get a few shots of the inside of the ball, where Spike is thrashing Tom in various ways while random objects fly around.
** [[spoiler:Another one happens during the wedding, this time dragging in two elephants and a tiger with them.]]

* CardboardBoxHome: Tom is seen laying in a cardboard box breifly prior to being hired onto the hotel staff.

''Tom & Jerry'' is a 2021 [[RogerRabbitEffect live-action/animated]] comedy film based on [[Franchise/TomAndJerry the famous animated cat-and-mouse team]], and directed by Creator/TimStory. It is the duo's second theatrical film, after the infamous ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerryTheMovie'' from 1993.

* GoodAngelBadAngel: Tom has these throughout the movie, as a means of debating over his choices. He mostly listens to his devil side, because of his rivalry with Jerry.

* AdvertisedExtra: Downplayed. While Tom and Jerry are not very important to the plot, they get more screentime than in the '92 film.

* TalkingAnimal: All over the place with Butch, his gang, the Elephants, Spike, and even Droopy. Spike's the only one who seems to be understood by humans.

''Tom & Jerry'' is a 2021 [[RogerRabbitEffect live-action/animated]] comedy film based on [[WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry the famous animated cat-and-mouse team]], and directed by Creator/TimStory. It is the duo's second theatrical film, after the infamous ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerryTheMovie'' from 1993.

The film also features Creator/MichaelPena, Creator/ColinJost, Creator/KenJeong, and Creator/RobDelaney in supporting roles, and was released on February 26, 2021, both in theaters and on Creator/HBOMax; a teaser trailer was released on November 17, 2020. A TV series inspired by the film, ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerryInNewYork'', debuted on HBO Max in July 2021.

The film also features Creator/MichaelPena, Creator/KenJeong, and Creator/RobDelaney in supporting roles, and was released on February 26, 2021, both in theaters and on Creator/HBOMax; a teaser trailer was released on November 17, 2020. A TV series inspired by the film, ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerryInNewYork'', debuted on HBO Max in July 2021.

** To ''WesternAnimation/MouseTrouble'' and ''Safety Second'': After Jerry ruins Tom's act, Tom catches him in his paws and open them up to find Jerry holding something, followed by duping him into seeing said something and punching him in the eye.

* BigBallOfViolence: The movie shows [[BullyBulldog Spike the bulldog attacking Tom and beating him up]], resulting in a big ball of dust. Unusually for this trope, we actually get a few shots of the inside of the ball, where Spike is bashing Tom in various ways while random objects fly around.

* BirdPoopGag: At the very start of the film, once of the pigeons poops onto another pigeon.

* AdaptationalBadass: Toots is a little bit more of an ActionGirl than any of her classic counterparts. She is more than capable of chasing Jerry in the two brief scenes with him. She actually comes close to catching him the first time they meet.

[[caption-width-right:350:''[[LampshadeHanging Best of friends, worst of enemies indeed.]]'']]

[[caption-width-right:350:''[[TagLine All friends fight. These friends battle.]]'']]

* AutoTune: When Tom sings to Toots during his piano number, his voice is given this affect, even when he's screaming in pain.

* WalkieTalkieGagOver: used when Kayla is sent to investigate some noise complaints.

** To ''WesternAnimation/MouseTrouble'': After Jerry ruins Tom's act, Tom catches him in his paws and open them up to find Jerry holding something, followed by duping him into seeing said something and punching him in the eye.

* YouWannaGetSued: The rat showing Jerry places to leave calls one of his prospective homes a "Mouse House", then wonders if he's allowed to say it without getting sued.