Beverly Hills Chihuahua

Beverly Hills Chihuahua is a trilogy of movies beginning with Beverly Hills Chihuahua (2008), famous for its use of "The Voice", a technique in film making where electromagnetic receivers and transmitters are placed in both the actor's and director's skulls to allow for easier control over the actors by the director. Initially controversial, the use of dogs as actors in the trilogy paved for further use of the technology. It is not known whether the movie has any connection to the work of Edgar Allan Poe. "The Voice" also known as "Electromagnetic Thought Manipulation" or ETM has appeared in his works, which may have provided an inspiration for the technology used in the Beverly Hills Chihuahua trilogy.

The Philosophy of Beverly Hills Chihuahua
Outlined in The Philosophy of Beverly Hills Chihuahua.