The theft cat was arrested on one of the darkest Stephen King’s films

Often in modern films, when we see an animal on the screen, there is a strong opportunity to be the creation of CGI. CGI is very convincing of time, but it is never similar to the real thing. There is a character that a real animal can bring. This is part of what makes The latest movie by Darren Arenovsky, “Theft of theft”, is very fun. Yes, it is a crowded crime on which the star “Elvis” Austin Bitler is based, but the core is the cat that proves to steal a small scene.

The film focuses on Hank Thompson (Butler), a pre -high school phenomenon in high school that is no longer able to play anymore, and is now a waiter in a Dive pub in New York City. One day, his neighbor Bonker Ross (Matt Smith) asks him to take care of his cat for a few days. Hank and Bodd are then unintentionally arrested in the midst of a group of gangsters who all want something they think he got. Since the chaos shines around Hank, Bud exists to help reduce stress and present this former baseball player something of the emotional anchor.

Bud was filmed by Tonic The Cat, a cinematic star itself. Tonic’s biography also includes Dewey from “Thanksgiving” by Elie Roth, especially one of the “Thanksgiving” Eight cats “a package of singer” that brought the church to life in 2019 “PET Seematary”. Directed by Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer, the movie was the second main adaptation of Stephen King with the same name, following the 1989 edition of Mary Lambert. It should also be noted that a bud was photographed by many cats in “theft theft”, with only one of them stimulant.

The 2019 version of “Pet Sematary” has differences from King’s novelBut the cat church is one of the most important characters, because it provides positive evidence that death is sometimes better. While there were many cats that helped restore life in this movie, Tonic was one of them, and perhaps the largest movie star in The Bunch. He has more than 14,000 followers on Instagram, his account is full of pictures of unforgettable red carpet and so on.

For anyone who has seen both of these two films, it will be painful painfully to mention that they are different from the cinema. “Pet Sematary” is “frightening like hell,” said Chris Evangesta in his review of the movie in 2019. It is a horrific journey with a cat – and ultimately people – who have returned from the dead thanks to a very special evil cemetery. On the other hand, “theft has been arrested” is fun but emotional and high crime. Not only films are not completely similar, but the cat in the middle of each of them is.

The church begins as a perfect family pet before it becomes completely hell. Buds, at the same time, is a small, likable package of fluff, which is just a little splendor but liked to the end. We often think about human actors, such as Bater, as a lot of scope. But Tonic has proven through these two films that the performance of CAT artists can also have an impressive range.

“The theft was arrested” opened in theaters on August 29, 2025.