"Michael", a biopic about Michael Jackson, is officially happening.

[michaeljackson.nl]

Thursday is the Lionsgate earnings call. I expect more information about the movie and a potential part 2 there.

 

[Amaya]

That's because of organizations like ASPCA, Humane Society, PETA, Greenpeace, etc. They monitor movies/TV, circuses, SeaWorld, zoos, rodeos, farm animals, research animals, and so on. If you buy some shampoo, it might have something like "free from animal testing" on it.

I guess it is easier to use CGI too, although it's more expensive. Like those 2 recent "live action" Lion King movies, they couldn't train a group of real animals to do any of that stuff.

A real amimals would too difficult to train remember they are animals not humans

Both good points... it would make sense to use CG in such cases. I just wish it looked more natural. Maybe my eyes are too good, lol.

 

[Blues_Away2023]

Both good points... it would make sense to use CG in such cases. I just wish it looked more natural. Maybe my eyes are too good, lol.

CGI bubbles is the least of our worries did you see how bad (no pun intended) the crowd shots were of the Wembley show? Legit looked like something you would find in a computer game.

It looked even worse when I watched it on a bigger screen