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Characters with Serious Cat Issues
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They purr. They scratch. They save the world… or destroy your furniture. Some have superpowers. Some have fur. Some have terrible hairdays. They might be Sleepwalkers, Catwomen, or your neighbor in disguise. Cast your vote before they decide you’re the prey. [b]Which of these kittens is your favorite?[/b] To discuss click here. Please Note: All movies stand for their whole franchise.
Suggestion:
Humanoids that look like cats.
It Can be costumes or magical or mystical beings.
If we find more than 5 fitting movies, I'd skip the Face-Off-status.
List: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls4159019389/
Poll: TBD
Pencho15
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FYC:
The Cat in the Hat
Cat People or its remake Cat People (In the original the main characters turns into a panther, but this is never shown on screen and only implied with a clever cinematography. I haven't seen the remake so I don't know if the transformation is shown there.
Sabretooth from the X-Men Movies
Cheetah from Wonder Woman 1984
Pussy Kills which looks like a terrible movie but probably qualifies
Sarikin of Seventh Son seems to have the ability to turn into a Leopard
Ben Daimio from Hellboy
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TheOldJalapenoman
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Remember that Bond's enemy, Ernst Stavro Blofeld, almost always has a white cat in his lap in the James Bond films.
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@Breumaster
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Harry and Tonto (1974)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071598/reference/
When his apartment building is torn down,
a retired lifelong New Yorker
goes on a cross-country odyssey
with his beloved cat Tonto.
Art Carney: Harry
Tonto : Tonto
Art Carney won the Best Actor Oscar for this film
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TheOldJalapenoman
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4 days ago
If you want a non-human with cat issues, there is always the old television series ALF. Of course, ALF didn't really love the family cat, he wanted to eat it!
If you want a real life example, there is always Frances Bavier (Aunt Bee from The Andy Griffith Show). She kind of lost it mentally in her old age and became a reclusive, proverbial "crazy cat lady" with over 60 cats in her home.
Oh, and I agree 100% on "Harry and Tonto." Art Carney was incredible in that film.
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Breumaster
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If I'd make an idea with bears, I'd have the perfect image for it:
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