The Morning Watch: The Vehicles Of ‘Westworld’ Season 3, How Rats Are Trained For Movies & More
The Morning Watchis a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fanmade productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows.
In this edition, get a close look at the futuristic vehicles that were designed for the third season of HBO’s seriesWestworld. Plus, find out how rats are trained for movies likeBram Stoker’s DraculaandWillard. And finally, D23 celebrates 80 years ofCaptain Americawith a look back through the character’s history through comic books, movies, TV shows and all of pop culture.
Here’s a featurette fromWarner Bros.on the third season ofWestworldthat takes a closer look at how the futuristic vehicles were designed to create a realistic version of what technology might be like in the distant future. It involves a lot of robotic, autonomous enhancements to the transportation we know today while still offering the sleek aesthetics you’d expect from cars, motorcycles and more.
Next,Insidertakes a look at how rats are trained to act in movies and TV, just like dogs, cats and the myriad of other animals who work in Hollywood. But it’s a little bit trickier with rats, especially when you need a whole mess of them to do the same thing in a single scene, such as in movies likeBram Stoker’s DraculaandWillard, both of which involved hundreds of rats to be on camera.
Finally, watch asMarvel Comics Editor-in-Chief C.B Cebulski and Executive Editor Tom Brevoortcelebrate 80 years of Captain America withD23. He’s leapt from the pages of comic books into some of the most successful movies of all time, but there’s a lot in between that you might not remember about Marvel’s star-spangled superhero.
