@DiscussingFilm You’d expect someone who made one of the most beautiful cgi movies to understand the work that goes into it and why that needs to be maintained by real artists, but I guess not
Both uses are bad. All visual or audible use of AI in film is bad. Doesn’t matter if it’s a few seconds or to the extreme extent it is here. The more you make exceptions, the more they’ll take advantage. Stop justifying it.
Maybe I’m splitting hairs but Netflix using AI to manipulate the viewer during nonfiction content seems like a much bigger offense than what y’all were so mad about Late Night with the Devil used it for