The 2019 film adaptation of the beloved musical Cats remains a fascinating topic of discussion across the entertainment industry. While critics and audiences largely rejected the movie upon release, few reactions have been as consistently entertaining as that of the musical’s original composer, Andrew Lloyd Webber. Years after the film hit theaters, Webber continues to voice his profound disappointment with the cinematic interpretation of his stage masterpiece. To truly understand the depth of Webber’s frustration, you only need to look at his recent pet acquisition. The composer openly admitted that viewing the movie proved so traumatic that he felt compelled to buy a dog for the first time in seven decades. He purchased a Havanese puppy specifically to serve as a therapy animal to help him process the “appalling” cinematic experience. The story takes an even more amusing turn when the composer travels. Webber explained that when commercial airlines ask why he needs to bring a therapy dog on board the aircr