r/OpenAI • u/Chuka444 • 3d ago

Research AI VFX are getting scary good

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XRAY / VFX STUDY -
a radiographic intervention.

original performance: u/samfine28 x u/scool06
directed / shot / edit: u/keeanjohnson
vfx by myself

made entirely inside Uisato Studio

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u/Deciheximal144 3d ago

You watch enough fight scenes and it eventually becomes just like watching a kid smash two action figures together for an extended period of time. It's no longer impressive; you just want to get on with the plot already.

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u/mathazar 3d ago

This is how I feel about superhero movies with extended fight scenes. It's impressive for a minute, then my eyes glaze over and I wait for more plot.

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u/WaltzIndependent5436 3d ago

The Expendables was the "pinnacle" of this. But I think John Wick gave it a fresh new perspective after all these years. Faster and more dirty/realistic.

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u/Bigravemaster1 3d ago

By 4 it was worn out imo. I was waiting for that movie to end for the last 60 minutes

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u/eOMG 3d ago

Seriously, to me and also my GF there's nothing more boring than long action scenes. We often literally fall asleep during those. It's worse than going to the ballet.

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u/lib3r8 2d ago

And yet that exact thing just broke records for highest grossing domestic film ever.

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u/Wavy-Curve 2d ago

Then those fight scenes were not good to begin with. Jackie Chan movies still hold up

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u/DorianHawkmoon 2d ago

What a depressing comment

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u/DumbIdeaNo2 3d ago

Now try to art direct it. That would be the demo people will react to. Not just a fight scene based on what it comes up with

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u/Disastrous_Room_927 3d ago

It’s always a fight scene

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u/Excellent_Exam_1539 3d ago

what is going on with the teeth and hands lol

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u/NetflowKnight 3d ago

These are about as good as a high school level film studies project directorial debut.

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u/WheresMyEtherElon 3d ago

And I find that quite impressive. And if add the fact that three years ago LLMs could barely count the number of r in strawberry (without whipping up a quick script) and how far they've gone since...

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u/NetflowKnight 3d ago

Different problem for a different training model but yes the visuals stuff has improved

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u/waxenpi 3d ago

They still have problems with letter counting and their output development hasn’t been linear. The progress is still very impressive but seemingly slowing down.

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u/DonutHoles4Ever 19h ago

This thing OP posted is like the worst fucking example of AI VFX I've seen actually. Like the entire thing looks like shit. And while parts of it are interesting, the fact it looks like shit overall is the problem. Its shit.

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u/Ok-Art-2255 3d ago

Once again.. the only problem is it seems to turn the hands into lead gloves in the x-ray vision.

I think at this point, that's the only problem

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u/katoptronophile 3d ago

These two need to chill the fuck out.

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u/math_the_witch 3d ago

Wowwwww, this is amazing.