In the past few years, the movie industry has been flooded with remakes, and more often than not they’re terrible. If you heard that someone’s remaking Titanic, you’d probably be more aghast than excited. Titanic was, in many people’s eyes, the perfect movie, and there’s nothing left to add to it.
However, this viral parody trailer of OwlKitty replacing Kate Winslet might change your minds. Lizzy (stage name OwlKitty) embarked on an adventure with one of Hollywood’s sweethearts, Leonardo di Caprio, and the trailer shows just the kind of hilarious escapades they’d engage in. It’s a thing worth watching. So check it out!
It was a story about love at first sight
All of these videos are done by Lizzy’s owners, Tibo Charroppin, a filmmaker and an animator, and Olivia Boone, a creative writer and content editor. They constantly make content with their prima donna Lizzy.
This isn’t the first time Lizzy’s ended up on the big screen. Her owner has made quite a few parodies before, including The Avengers, Jurassic Park, Pulp Fiction, and many other classics. And the good part is that they’re all as good as this one.
This is not a still shot of a movie where di Caprio’s the villain, it’s actually from a Titanic spoof
In it, Rose was replaced by the OwlKitty
“Olivia loved it, shared it with her friends, and it took off from there. We created the account after that as a way to keep all our videos in one place—that’s when we came up with the stage name ‘OwlKitty’. Now Olivia and I do this together, still as a fun hobby, and Lizzy always loves playing on top of the greenscreen. Nothing has changed in our process except now our little OwlKitty has fans around the world,” Tibo told us.
As you’d imagine, it makes everything much more funnier
“The idea came pretty naturally. I simply thought of ways I could combine our cat and our greenscreen in a fun, silly way. Putting Lizzy in existing footage, like in a movie, made the most sense,” Tibo continued. “On average, it takes about two weeks to make a video. Each video is different and comes with its own set of challenges. We share our behind the scenes between releases because they’re often a ton of fun. It also keeps our audience engaged.”
The greatest moment in cinema history, reenacted
Titanic is one of the most successful films in movie history, both in terms of box office numbers, awards, and critical acclaim: James Cameron’s masterpiece grossed over 2 billion dollars, claimed 11 Oscars, and many more prestigious awards, charmed the critics and the casual moviegoers alike. It’s considered one of the hallmark movies of the 20th century, even though it came 4 years before the end of the century. It spawned thousands of parodies and spoofs, OwlKitty’s being the latest in the midst.