He doesn't usually like watching TV.
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@rufustheduck Is it possible the movie is shown in 120 frames per second (or more)?
I read some time ago that cat eyes view a lot "faster" than we do. So for us movies become movies at around 25-30 frames per second - but for cats only above 100 frames per second.
So lots of movies for us are stop-motion-pictures for them - and therefore not very "real" - unless the framerate is higher than most movies made for humans.(Sorry for being all technical. I'm sure he just wants to be catman.)
@zweifeln this is interesting thank you. I'm going to need to start checking frame rates more often...
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He doesn't usually like watching TV. Not even videos of birds
But he loves Lego Batman. He'll sit there and watch the whole film - without looking away
I guess representation is important
@rufustheduck doesn't really explain why my Norwegian cat likes Australian YouTube....
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He doesn't usually like watching TV. Not even videos of birds
But he loves Lego Batman. He'll sit there and watch the whole film - without looking away
I guess representation is important
@rufustheduck @nixCraft When our aging Tuxedo Cat was about that size she was fascinated by the movie WALL·E. She didn’t sit still for much back then, but she couldn’t take her eyes off that movie.
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He doesn't usually like watching TV. Not even videos of birds
But he loves Lego Batman. He'll sit there and watch the whole film - without looking away
I guess representation is important
@rufustheduck “What are these people with cat ears doing on the screen?” probably.
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@rufustheduck @nixCraft When our aging Tuxedo Cat was about that size she was fascinated by the movie WALL·E. She didn’t sit still for much back then, but she couldn’t take her eyes off that movie.
@teresa_athome @nixCraft I'll have to give it a try
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He doesn't usually like watching TV. Not even videos of birds
But he loves Lego Batman. He'll sit there and watch the whole film - without looking away
I guess representation is important
@rufustheduck OMG-that-is-sooooooo-cute-help-I'm-melting-aaaaaahh. It must be because they rhyme: cats & bats!
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He doesn't usually like watching TV. Not even videos of birds
But he loves Lego Batman. He'll sit there and watch the whole film - without looking away
I guess representation is important
@rufustheduck My cat loves Stargate Atlantis. I think he picked up on it being my comfort TV, and for a while last year I was doing a full rewatch to help get through a bout of illness, so he's maybe picking up that it makes mum happy. But now he gets annoyed if it gets to his TV hour (after his dinner at 4pm) and there's something else on. Unless it's Project Runway, which for some reason he also adores, but that one's not on me.
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@rufustheduck My cat loves Stargate Atlantis. I think he picked up on it being my comfort TV, and for a while last year I was doing a full rewatch to help get through a bout of illness, so he's maybe picking up that it makes mum happy. But now he gets annoyed if it gets to his TV hour (after his dinner at 4pm) and there's something else on. Unless it's Project Runway, which for some reason he also adores, but that one's not on me.
@QuokkaMocha might have to try Max on some Stargate Atlantis. Good excuse to watch it again too.....
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He doesn't usually like watching TV. Not even videos of birds
But he loves Lego Batman. He'll sit there and watch the whole film - without looking away
I guess representation is important
@rufustheduck maybe it's the ears of batman that reminds him of itself.
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He doesn't usually like watching TV. Not even videos of birds
But he loves Lego Batman. He'll sit there and watch the whole film - without looking away
I guess representation is important
@rufustheduck@mastodon.social I guess it's the ears...
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