Tom and Jerry is the MGM cartoon short rebuilt as an interface: a deep theatrical-red title plaque with a scalloped gold border, bouncy brush-script lettering, flat cel-painted color, fat black ink outlines, and the yellow-white BANG star that punctuates every collision. Nothing here is subtle — everything is timed for the laugh. It should feel like the projector just lit a 1940s theater: hot red ground, gold plaque, motion lines everywhere, and a mouse already three steps ahead of the cat.