News of the week “Tet TV +” – new episodes of the lazy cat, a series about the wishes of the youth and a documentary film

Exactly 20 years ago, the movie “Garfield” was released, in which Bill Murray voiced the cat. The film, which also features real actors on the screen, was a huge success, earning $208 million at the box office, although critics’ reviews were not the best. Better success is promised for the new film, and director Mark Dindal has promised to do his best. “It’s an honor and a great honor to have the opportunity to make a film about such an iconic character,” he says. In addition, 78-year-old Jim Davis, the man who created Garfield in 1978, also among the film’s producers. “I’m looking forward to seeing what this great team comes up with,” Davis says, noting that he is excited by the great advances that Hollywood has made in recent years. Over the years, Garfield has become one of the most famous comic book characters in the world , who is actually a big fan of the cat who loves lasagna, that’s because Garfield was a rebel and a fan in his own way. I’ll eat what I want. I don’t to work and I will not work. And so he described what a forty-year-old working-class man would want, doing so, hurrying at work for eight straight hours a day. I think that’s why adults liked it so much. But the kids like him because he’s a big orange cat.” Watch the adventures of Garfield in “Tet TV + Movie Rental”.