The Tom Hooper-directed movie-musical dropped its second trailer, featuring a star-studded cast competing for a "new life." Right after it was released, things took a funny turn...Cats will premiere on December 20.
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Animals have a range array of emotions and sometimes, we're able to capture that moment! That moment where they look like they star in a comedy, or drama, or even an action film! Their range can even beat some hooman actors!
Here are 21 animals who look like they could star in a film!
If you aren't following OwlKitty on Instagram, you're truly missing out on some of the funniest cat parody out there!
Who is OwlKitty? OwlKitty is a stage name for Lizzy, a two year-old cat living in Portland, Oregon. She is star you see below, placed in all your favorite films. Don't worry about her being a hard worker, she gets lots of treats and cuddles in return. Lizzy, off-screen, loves playing with her laser pointer and with her adoptive mother Juliette, a 10 year-old Tabby.
Fun fact about Lizzy, she's never caught a bird.
Learn all about OwlKitty and the incredible screen effect process here!
If you get easily "triggered," or infused with anxiety when you watch something distressing that happens to animals on screen, then, doesthedogdie.com is probably a website that you will want to check out. The website crowdsources emotional spoilers for movies, tv, books and more under different categories, one of them is animal abuse. Here are some of their recent spoilers.
It's National popcorn day and we're here with some reccomendations for a Netflix& chill session with your pet. You don't have to worry about them talking throughout the movie or taking up too much space on the couch. If anything, their only mission is to get as close to you as possible and stay that way for as long as you allow them to. Movie watching with your pet is a time for bonding and simply enjoying each other's company. And of course, don't forget the popcorn! Via: Elite Daily
With 50 days until the Captain Marvel premiere comes new character posters including a purrfect Goose feature. People on twitter can't hold on their excitement...
Former Village Voice film critic @BilgeEbiridescribed how his cat, Vixen, who is deaf, became transfixed by the film 24 Frames by the late director Abbas Kiarostami. The idea of pets being drawn to landscapes and animals on screen proved relatable.
In what is being referred to as one of the largest deer poaching cases in Missouri history, David Berry Jr. has been ordered to watch Bambi at least monthly during his 120-day sentence.
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Movies will often use live bugs on camera instead of CGI to make their story feel more real and to get your skin crawling. But getting these insects to do what you want requires lots an understanding of how they function. That's where Steven Kutcher comes in. He's an entomologist who has worked with insects on over 100 major projects including "Spider-Man, "Arachnophobia," and "Jurassic Park." The Insider teamspoke with Kutcher about how he gets these tiny actors to do what the directors want and how no one gets hurt during the production.
As far as we are concerned, they are ready for an audition...what do you think? Via: The Cutesy Pooh
@kirstycapes has an adorable doggo. So cute in fact that her boyfriend decided to produced a fake action movie trailer for a very good dog...and all we can say is "We want a full length movie!"
Get a behind the scenes glimpse into his fabulous work.
When ever we see a movie with a dog or cat, we always have one thing in mind... My dog/cat would have been perfect for this movie! But alas, that didn't happen. So got to take it to the next best thing. Making him a true movie start the way Jaemy Choong did it. A Malaysian artist out of Kuala Lumpur, he's a prolific instagrammer and the co-founder of a graphic collective Kickatomic Creatives. As Choong states, he likes "watching fun movies and making fun of movies."... and adding dogs to complete movie posters...
