: To keep Dorothy safe, Aunt Em asks Tom and Jerry to put aside their rivalry, leading them to act as "Big Damn Heroes" throughout their journey to the Emerald City.
: Expect heavy slapstick violence typical of Tom and Jerry, but with a softer, collaborative dynamic between the two. Tom and Jerry & The Wizard of Oz
: The sequel Back to Oz features "The Jitterbug," a musical number that was famously cut from the original 1939 live-action film. : To keep Dorothy safe, Aunt Em asks
The crossover (2011) reimagines the classic 1939 musical through the lens of slapstick animation. While it follows the original plot, the story is retold from the cat-and-mouse perspective as they work together to protect Dorothy and rescue Toto. Movie Highlights & Continuity The crossover (2011) reimagines the classic 1939 musical
: While Dorothy and Glinda have more realistic "Disneyesque" designs, Tom and Jerry retain their classic cartoon look. Interestingly, Kansas scenes were released in color, though an alternate sepia-toned version exists to mimic the original film.
: The film uses the character likenesses and musical numbers from the 1939 film, including "Over the Rainbow".