Tom and Jerry: Blast Off to Mars

Tom and Jerry: Blast Off to Mars is well... a Tom and Jerry movie. I honestly don't have any description this time.

Aspect Ratio Changes
Firstly it should be noted that the movie is aired in 4:3 in Boomerang airings in the U.S., and most international airings. This is because, at the time most people didn't own a 16:9 TV. So to make sure details weren't lost the animators created "4:3 safe areas" where they'd animated the important stuff so it could be displayed on 4:3 TVs. However Cartoon Network airings in the U.S. use the 16:9 version.

Australian Cut
The introduction seems to have been edited the most:
 * One scene of Jerry flying towards the camera is zoomed in in the Australian Cut.
 * When Spike first attacks Tom, there's a cut to Jerry flying out of control that is not present in the Australian Cut. Also when Jerry starts descending there's a scene of the plane turning upside-down that was cut.
 * Additionally, when Tom notices Jerry, there's a scene where Tom sets up a dinner table before Jerry blows himself away and landing in a tree. In the Australian cut, it just shows Tom looking before cutting to Jerry tangled in said tree.
 * Near the end of the film there's a gag involving the Statue of Liberty where the rocket-powered planes accidentally strip her clothes off before Tom returns periodically returns and does a wolf whistle. In the Australian cut, this was completely cut.