“Create an ultra-realistic cinematic poster titled Stranger Dog Things, but make it comically dramatic. Show Dog-11 (a dog version of Eleven) as the heroic center—paw raised like she’s using telekinesis, but her power accidentally lifts small silly objects: a dog bowl, a tennis ball, and maybe a bike wheel. Give her an intense expression that looks both heroic and confused. Surround her with three other dogs reacting hilariously—one terrified, one amazed, one totally unimpres

“Create a realistic Stranger Dog Things scene where dogs are hilariously riding vintage 80s bikes down a foggy forest road. Make their faces overly serious—like they truly believe they’re saving the world. One dog should struggle to balance, another should have its ears flapping wildly in the wind, and one should be wearing a headlamp way too bright for its tiny head. Add subtle red-blue Stranger Things lighting for dramatic-but-funny contrast.”

“Create a realistic but very funny Stranger Things–style scene starring dogs as the heroes. Show them standing on a spooky forest road acting overly dramatic for no reason, while the kids’ bikes lie around them. Add goofy expressions, like one dog looking confused and another pretending to sense danger even though nothing is happening.”

Ultra-realistic, cinematic shot of four stray puppies standing on their hind legs near an old apartment gate, reaching up with tiny paws. Their fur should be dirty, slightly matted, with subtle dust patches. Expressions: heartbreakingly hopeful, eyes glistening as they look at a human approaching. Add a soft, glowing thought cloud above them with handwritten-style text: “Adopt me, please.” Surroundings include worn-out brick walls, a dim streetlamp, distant traffic bokeh, and