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Sterling (Ed Gilbert) is informed that his daughter has run away and decides to travel back to America to find her. They travel downriver on a raft, but the raft is struck by a ship and they end up separated. Tom and Jerry return and inform her that her father is alive and they escape. Robyn reminisces on the life she had before her father disappeared ('I Miss You (Robyn's Song)').

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Whilst caged up, Tom and Jerry are reunited with Puggsy and Frankie, and Jerry manages to open to cage to free all the captured animals (including a cameo from Droopy (Don Messick)). Applecheeck, who is revealed to be a cruel animal kidnapper. He and Tom attempt to tell Robyn, but Pristine and Ferdinand catch them.

Jerry sees a telegram has been received that reveals Robyn's father is alive. However, after a food fight between Tom, Jerry and Figg's obese dog Ferdinand (Michael Bell), Figg suggests taking them to a home for animals, run by the kind Dr. A local policeman (Tino Insana) brings Robyn home along with Tom and Jerry, and Figg reluctantly allows Robyn to keep them. Robyn wants to escape her nasty guardian, 'Aunt' Pristine Figg (Charlotte Rae) and her lawyer Lickboot (Tony Jay), who hold her family's fortune, only looking after her for the money ('Money Is Such a Beautiful Word'). Her mother died when she was a baby, and her father supposedly died in an avalanche whilst on an expedition in Tibet. While walking, Tom and Jerry meet runaway girl Robyn Starling (Anndi McAfee). Tom is tormented by a group of hostile alley cats ('What Do We Care'), before Jerry gets rid of them. While Tom and Jerry are searching for food, Puggsy and Frankie are captured by dogcatchers. Through introducing themselves, Tom (Richard Kind) and Jerry (Dana Hill) discover that they can talk, and they are persuaded to become friends ('Friends to the End') to survive. They wander the streets before meeting stray dog named Puggsy (Ed Gilbert) and his flea companion, Frankie (David Lander). Basically, cat Tom and mouse Jerry are made homeless after the owner moves house and it is demolished.

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It must have been exciting at the time to see them in a full length movie, unfortunately, this is not what fans were expecting. The famous cat and mouse duo starred in 161 short animated films (produced by Hanna-Barbera/Fred Quimby, Gene Deitch, and Chuck Jones), won seven Academy Awards and appeared in movies with Gene Kelly and Esther Williams, they are as popular today as they ever were. But it wasn't at all great, in fact it was disappointing, I just wished it was more faithful to the show. Overall, sweet in places, with the occasional likable character, and not awful. Instead of the songs, I would've liked to have seen a more focused plot and some violence, so that it could do justice to the show that it took its inspiration from.

The writing wasn't particularly that inspiring, but the biggest disappointment for me was the lack of violence that made the cartoon show such a joy to watch. I didn't like the songs either, I found them rather unmelodious and forgettable. One is the disjointed plot, that has been done better before, and not only that, there is a tendency for it to become unfocused and clumsy.

However, there are a number of things that make this film disappointing. Tom and Jerry still have their likability, Robyn is a very charming character, and the animation is serviceable on the most part, but shoddy in other places. The characters are fairly likable, though there may be times when Aunt Figg might scare children. There is a good voice cast, that includes Charlotte Rae, Richard Kind, Dana Hill and Tony Jay. There are some redeeming qualities to Tom and Jerry: The Movie.