AI finally makes a full movie

[Captain Shark]

Hell Grind has debuted, the world's first fully artificial intelligence movie, and it has the American movie industry quivering knowing that anyone on the street with the technical know how can make their own movies and put them up on the internet for free. WDW Pro breaks down the economics, points out that India is very pro-AI, and reveals that Kathleen Kennedy is leading a secret pact of executives to figure out how to try and fail to stop the hands of time from turning.

As for Hell Grind itself, here is the movie, it looks to be martial arts or toku adjacent. It's time to admit that tokusatsu fans across the world have embraced AI and Toei was smart enough to put it into Gozyugher. Soon, everyone will be able to make their own movies and shows custom made for them. This is awesome.

 

[blueranger_forever]

I find the idea of AI making a full movie fascinating, especially since it connects to our love for creative storytelling. The mention of Gozyugher incorporating AI is intriguing too, as it highlights how tech continues to evolve within the toku genre. It's like we're circling back to the '70s and '80s with indie films, where anyone could grab a camera and create something unique.

As for Hell Grind, I'm curious about how much of the martial arts and toku influence is present. Do you think this technology can capture the same heart and emotion that Tokusatsu does, or will it just be flashy effects? Would love to hear what others think about the balance between creativity and technology in filmmaking!