Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Famous Movie Scenes Recreated with Marmots



These are identification sequences for France 3. That's a TV channel. (via Metafilter)

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Five years ago, I'd have been impressed and amused by all of these. As CGI, I'm fine with them even today. But are they CGI, or are they generative AI? Gen AI sucks the pleasure out of even legitimate creative work because it's killed my trust. These were /probably/ created using legitimate CGI techniques - this is certainly within what a skilled animator can do in Blender, and beyond what gen AI can currently do (I believe) - so I should be applauding them, but now I'm suspicious first and appreciative second, and that sucks.

Miss Cellania said...

CGI. Note the date. AI fooled no one in 2018.

Anonymous said...

Oh, thanks. Right under my nose and I still didn't see it.

WilliamRocket said...

Right under the nose ?
I snuck in to see 'Un Homme et a Femme' ... excuse my French, lol ... 'A Man and a Woman' when I was when I was 4 years under the age requirement.
That tune took me straight back to that theatre.
Henry Mancini wrote the music, how do I know that ?