I think AI will just continue the process that has already began with COVID lockdowns. If someone is to choose between watching a film home at his convenience via streaming service, or spend hours commuting,

I’m a little sceptical about AI being a magical solution for small‑time independent film creators. Will it help drive the cost of production down and allow someone to create amazing fictional worlds on

I don't think Tilly Norwood will become a star. Some AI construct in near future might, but in this particular product is, IMHO, poorly designed, poorly marketed and, so far, does little other than create

Star Trek films and Star Trek TV shows are, for whole variety of reasons, like apples and oranges. Yet, if you like films, you are likely to like TV shows and vice versa.

If you want to blame someone for this farce, you should start with Norwegian Nobel Committee which gave Trump's predecessor Peace Prize mere months into his presidency, simply on the account of looking

I'm not too enthusiastic about this film. Hollywood's record in covering real life events, especially when compelled with technology few are comfortable or truly understand, is rather shoddy. Liman might

In my humble opinion, the main problem aren't the social media influencers who, by the very nature, have their moment in the sun, both in good and bad times, very short. The real problem are the people

This is nothing new. And, despite everything, still more acceptable than things that went on in 2000s with rabid DC fans sending death threats to critics who would dare to describe Nolan's Batman Trilogy

It really depends on the proper definition of "Hitler". If you use that word in a manner political hyper-partisans are using it today, you might find that this thing has already happened many

Actually, Steve McQueen was digitally resurrected, albeit in not so spectacular way, long time ago - in 1998 when his likeness appeared in Ford Puma ad. Posted using CineTV

The only way for such ambitious TV shows to avoid cancellation is to produce them in one piece, or at least have some general outline how the plot and characters should develop and how the should they

Hollywood owes its historical hegemony over the rest of world cinema to various factors, but for its own rise the most important were mainly two. One is large number of sunny days per year in Southern

I did. Link is here.

I think that issue has less to do with AI but simple abundance of content made not only in past few years, but past few decades. For example, in 2019 alone there were 532 original scripted shows available

It was to be expected. Especially with such a big domestic market like China. Just like in neighbouring India, where local cinema industry, with billion potential viewers, could have thrived unbothered

I never considered IMDb ratings (or Rotten Tomatoes, for that matter), to be precise indicator of film's quality. Too many times films received unjustifiably high ratings on the account of PR machine

And those who, by some chance, love Rachel Zegler would have hated the film because of Gal Gadot. Disney created PR catastrophe of epoch-making proportions. Posted using CineTV

I have an impression that Snow White, regardless how good or bad it is, is paying the price for Disney, and Hollywood in general, having its audience in past years and decades being treated like dirt.

You mistook Roddy McDowell for Malcolm McDowell. Understandable mistake, because last names are the same and Roddy spent all of The Planet of the Apes under heavy make-up.

Absolutely. One of the greatest theme songs in history of cinema.