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Huw Samuel retweeted
If you find yourself saying
‘I’m not taking sides’
during a genocide, you are.
You most definitely are.
Of the thousands of movies ever made, Coco was one that 100% doesn’t need a sequel. It’s perfect. Don’t milk it. Let it be.
We are officially returning to the Land of the Dead in 2029 with Coco 2! Check out Miguel in the new concept art revealed at #D23.
Huw Samuel retweeted
Remember when Musk challenged the World Food Program to explain how he could solve world hunger with just $6 billion, they did, and he just completely ignored them?
Ahh man… Back Rooms was just pretty disappointing tbh. Hokum still my favourite film of the year so far. (I haven’t seen Obsession yet before you attack me).
Huw Samuel retweeted
Can't raise minimum wage because it will kill jobs.
Can't raise taxes on the bourgeoisie class because it will kill jobs.
Can't ditch oil because it will kill jobs.
But when these companies replace 50% of their workforce with AI, it's "sorry, that's just the way it goes."
If AI was able to do things humans physically CANNOT do, then fine. But we’re talking about movies here. Humans can make those. Humans ARE making those. It doesn’t need AI and I will never watch a film that even has a slither of AI.
Live on Whatnot in 3 minutes! My first stream on there 😍
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If you can’t make a film with real workers for $70,000,000 then you shouldn’t be making films tbh.
We visited the set of Doug Liman's $70 million AI-made movie 'Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi.'
- It stars Casey Affleck, Gal Gadot, Pete Davidson and Isla Fisher
- AI is being used to fill in the backgrounds, sets and even lighting
- There were traditional wardrobe and props departments, and production employed 107 cast members, 100 shoot crew and 54 non-shoot crew
- Producers say the film would have cost $300 million if made traditionally
Much more — including photos — in our exclusive set visit:
thewrap.com/creative-content…
Huw Samuel retweeted
All of those Hollywood Is Cooked videos are so much funnier in retrospect.
OpenAI is discontinuing Sora, the generative AI video platform it launched last year:
• The company did not provide a reason for the decision
• The shutdown comes just months after OpenAI struck a major deal with Disney, which would have allowed Sora to generate user-prompted videos using more than 200 characters across Disney, Marvel, Pixar and Star Wars
variety.com/2026/digital/new…
