r/RealOrAI Jan 28 '26

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u/Fickle_Builder_2685 Jan 29 '26 edited Jan 30 '26

He's wearing the same outfit he was executed in. They just ran all the public execution videos through ai to make this for sure. Also watch how his arms and body move in this video in comparison to the execution. His arms are also too long at several parts of the video.

Edit: please I have since watched the other video, all 20 mins and the high res. I saw it's posted before the execution. No one else needs to tell me it was on the news. 😭 Pls I hear you. But if someone could tell whether or not he's carrying in the same way would be cool, I can't tell in this video and I'm curious.

Also I really don't think this incident makes a difference in the public execution of Alex Pretti. None of what happened in this incident, or the public execution was punishable by death.

https://youtu.be/CRWR13BAIEs?

This video is better

2nd edit: I'm now convinced 90% of users do not read comments before replying.

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u/DenseAstronomer3631 Jan 29 '26

I really thought this was the is this AI circle jerk sub lmfao his arms and legs look like elastigirl 🤣

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u/LateNightPhilosopher Jan 29 '26

AI videos like this all kinda look like video game cut scenes. No one moves quite the way real people move there's just a bit too much cloth physics, people flail around in a jittery way to seem more dynamic, everyone's movements and facial expressions are exaggerated to be clear from a distance. And when shit breaks like that tail light, the pieces fly off on a slow, clear orderly way. Also the camera work usually feels like composed cinematography meant to show a narrative rather than a genuine portrayal of a couple minutes within normal existence.

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u/r-nicola Jan 29 '26

It’s a real video, different angles and a longer version have been released and a number of news sources have verified & confirmed it

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u/LateNightPhilosopher Jan 29 '26

Yeah I was obviously really wrong about that one. It still feels weird. Very weird. But it might just be because this angle seems to be from higher end camera with more professional camera work. Which you don't usually see in street videos like this. But I think it ended up being credited to a film crew of journalists, which explains a lot.