Good Animated Animal Movies/shows

In animated movies, we perfectly animate an animal but still find difficult to make human animation realistic and none succeed. Does that hint that we are far superior and special, and that the Abrahamic God created us?

Congratulations!  I hadn't heard this argument before.It's a terrible argument of course, but I hadn't heard it before.I suspect that if you think that animation of animals in movies is "perfect" but that human animation isn't, then one of two things is likely at work:you don't spend a lot of time looking at animalsyou have a different scale of perfection for humans and animals in animation.  That is not suprising, since a great deal of the human brain is dedicated to deciphering the emotional state of other humans.The goal of animation is seldom realism: if we wanted to make a film with realistic humans, we'd get some humans and film them.  It's easier and cheaper.s Addendum: I thought of something after I saved this response.   Consider: computer graphics is a fairly new field.   Let's say we can make convincing simalcrums of animals now, but there was a time (say 20 years ago) before which that was possible.   If we accept your reasoning, it would have been reasonable to accept that these animals were similarly "superior, special" as you would argue humans are now. This is another God of the Gaps argument.   As our knowledge and capabilities grow, the places where we find God get tinier and tinier.    If in 20 years we can actually do entirely convincing humans, the argument proposed here falls away.   This is a fragile framework upon which to hang your religious faith.

If you could have any animal sidekick from any game, movie, show, etc., as your own pet, who would it be?

I would go with the Kraken, from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. I’ve chosen it mainly for childhood nostalgia, but along with that you’ve got to admit, it’s pretty cool.Pros of having the Kraken as a pet:-Large enough to comfortably ride on its back across the ocean.-Being able to command it to sink ships if needed, or just for entertainment.-Could probably beat most other pets in a fight.-Tentacles so mighty they can suction your face off.-Source of potential inspiration for jokes and puns, such as “Kraken Attackin’.”-If times get tough, a large quantity of calamari is readily available.-Being able to say “RELEASE THE KRAKEN!”However, having a creature such as the Kraken as a pet does lead to some potential issues.Cons of having the Kraken as a pet:-Having to find enough food for a creature of that size.-Having to pay damages for ships and property that was destroyed.-Finding somewhere to keep it. I certainly know my pool wouldn’t fit it.-As illustrated in the third movie in the series, a beach is not the ideal place to park your Kraken.All in all, I’d say the pros outweigh the cons, just because of the being able to say RELEASE THE KRAKEN! And have a gigantic cephalopod sink a half dozen ships whenever I feel bored.

Why do many movies declare that no animals were harmed in the making of the movie?

Bollywood: Because of this Woman -Maneka GandhiHollywood: Becaue of this Organistion -People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA): The animal rights organization

What are some of the best movies that feature animals?

If by movies you also mean documentaries, I would love to suggest these animal documentaries to you!Blackfish - This documentary tells the story of Tilikum - an orca that was captured from the wild while still in his infancy. This documentary is the culmination of numerous interviews with the trainers who used to work with Tilikum and at SeaWorld. They reveal the dark side to the rosy picture we are used to seeing at aquarium parks - how these highly intelligent and sensitive creatures are subjected to highly unnatural captive conditions that severely affect their quality of life.The Cove - This film documents the investigative efforts of a team into one of the world's most horrible attacks against nature. Following a team of divers, activists, and special effects experts, they uncover the atrocities done to dolphins in a small cove in a part of Japan - where the sea runs red from all the blood from the dolphins.Project Nim - This film follows the landmark experiment to prove an ape can learn to communicate with language if raised and nurtured like a child.Winged Migration - This is a visually spectacular and breathtaking documentary following the migratory patterns of birds.March Of The Penguins  - This film follows the seasonal cycle of a penguin's activities, starting from March where Antarctic penguins will start in search of a perfect mate to start a family.MoviesBlack Beauty - Based on the novel of the same name by Anna Sewell, this movie tells the story of the horse Black Beauty. This sweeping adventure will take you on an emotional rollercoaster as Black Beauty goes through good times and bad. This will give you a peek into what humans have imagined a horse's life to be like.We Bought A Zoo - A heartwarming tale of how a family comes to buy a zoo and then form special bonds with each and every animal on their property. Are they just beasts or have they become family members?Charlotte's Web - E.B White's timeless children's tale comes to life in this movie - watch how a little girl forges unlikely friendships with her farm animals.Life Of Pi - After a shipwreck, an Indian boy finds himself stranded on a lifeboat and faced with a Bengal tiger. This movie follows their story of friendship and discovery.