Many times animated films have characters that, even though we know they could not exist in real life, have characteristics that remind us of humans. And maybe not just any human, but ones that we have encountered in our daily lives. Sometimes they even bear a slight resemblance to other characters played by real-life actors. Well, we’re sure everybody will agree that this is the case with movies like Monsters, Inc. and Monsters University, in which their charming characters are so real and close to us that there’s no chance you haven’t asked yourself what they would look like if they were human.

We all know that adapting literature to film is no easy task. The possibilities are endless and you can experiment to get the best results; however, it’s very difficult to please everyone. As for the characters, it’s always hard to meet the expectations and descriptions of the authors. Of course, the Twilight saga, written by Stephenie Meyer, is no exception. In the books, the main character, Bella Swan, narrates the story, and it’s through her eyes that we get to know the rest of the characters. Even though the movies generally did a very good job at adapting the story, there are a few details that make some of the characters look slightly different from the ones that readers met through the books.

TALENTRECAP.COM Singing The Voice Photo by: Casey Durkin/NBC Reading Time: 3 minutes The production team of The Voice is working non-stop to find the best of the best when it comes to singing. Their latest team effort is to hold a virtual open casting call for singers all over, that are above the age of 13. The Voice Announces Virtual Casting Calls on January 11, 12 The event marks as the first open casting call held this year.

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Some stereotypes seem to appear in movies over and over again, and can be really irritating. Together with internet users, we decided to recall scenes that we tend to see in movies way too often. Let’s have a look. Colleagues starting to date In movies and TV shows, where moviemakers introduce a certain profession to us, we can often see that 2 people working with each other slowly become closer. Do you remember how much we enjoyed watching the development of Mulder and Scully’s relationship? However, it’s a totally different matter when moviemakers want us to believe that 2 coworkers should always fall in love.