[nuconvert]

I saw it...It doesn't look fake to me.
It's animal cruelty.

[Conservomax]

I saw it...It doesn't look fake to me. It's animal cruelty.

Yep, you know what? You're right. The multi-million dollar ad agency with their $12000 editing systems and $8000 worth of video editing software which being are used by highly skilled video producers being paid $60000 a year - who are capable of making Lord Of The Rings level special effects, went out and bought a tabby at a cat store and cut it's head off with a sunroof.
Hell, I bet they even had their intern clean up the mess.

I wonder how many takes it took to get the cat's head in the sunroof. I'll bet at least one or two of the cat decapatations went poorly (ie: maybe the carcases didn't bounce right or maybe the 4 INCH LONG RAZOR BALDES needed for a sunroof to actually slice through a cat's bone and tendons and vascualar tissue malfunctioned!).
Yeah those bastards probably massacred a whole sack full of kitties.

TRUST ME: The cat is

FAKE!

Do you think the bird one is real too?

[flashbunny]

"I saw it...It doesn't look fake to me.
It's animal cruelty."

uh huh. So, expensive 3D animation packages don't exist, or the images they render can obviously be detected as fakes on compressed, low-resolution web video.

And of course, the same software is used to render things like spiderman in major hollywood movies and shown on 50 foot tall screens where people can't really tell what is the 3d output and what is the actor.

But obviously you see through that and you saw that it was real and therefore animal cruelty. But without blood.