You don't need AI to make movies. You need a camcorder and a couple of actors and a video editing program. That stuff has been easily available for 25+ years now :) (I know, I shot and edited movies around 2001 or so)
@LukeBarnett Except I'd argue this is WORSE than Idiocracy. As dumb as the people in that movie were, at least they weren't cruel, and President Camacho actually acknowledges things were bad and seeked help from the experts.
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@Yeenpits For me it’s one word reply. If literally all you reply with is “agree” “yeah”, “okay”, or “not sure” no matter what we’re talking about, I just leave the conversation. I had an ex-friend like that and it got old very fast (he got mad at me everytime I went silent on him btw).
@Beeton5 Reminds me of the time I saw Sausage Party. Sitting in front of me and some co-workers was this clean cut wholesome family (probably Mormon). They left the movie 10 minutes in and never came back once they realized what kind of movie it was.
@OrangeGrove55 Nuts it took 30 years to find his killer, but at least justice is now served and this painful story has closure. Hope he (Keffe) never sees a day outside of prison after today.
@DWLundberg As someone who liked Dial of Destiny, this ending was my biggest gripe with the movie. I know the Indy movies aren’t devoid of humor, but this feels straight out of a MCU film. This should have been the emotional climax of the film and they cheated it out with a lame joke.
@Ryab_FGC_ Parking lot theme aside, am I the only one who doesn’t think this ride is that bad? 🤷 It’s forceful, got good pacing, and I don’t find it as rough as people claim it to be.