Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring facts for kids
Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring is a fun movie from 2002. It stars the famous cartoon characters, Tom and Jerry. This movie was special because it was the first Tom and Jerry film released directly to video. This means it came out on DVD or VHS tapes first, instead of showing in movie theaters. It was also one of the last cartoons worked on by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, who created many classic cartoons.
About The Magic Ring Movie
Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring came out in 2002. It was a new adventure for the cat and mouse duo. Unlike many big movies, this one was made to be watched at home. It was available on video tapes and DVDs right away. This way of releasing movies is called "direct-to-video."
What is Direct-to-Video?
A "direct-to-video" movie is one that goes straight to home video formats. These formats include DVDs, Blu-rays, or streaming services. These movies do not first play in movie theaters. This can make them easier for families to watch at home. Many animated movies are released this way.
Who Made the Movie?
The movie was co-produced by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. They are very famous names in cartoon history. They created Tom and Jerry and many other beloved characters. William Hanna passed away in 2001, shortly before this movie was released. This made The Magic Ring one of the last projects he worked on. His work helped shape many cartoons we still enjoy today.
See also
In Spanish: Tom y Jerry: El anillo mágico para niños
