Do you remember when Logan Paul saw Nope and said he didn’t get it because it sort of mocked people like him?
I could see Elon musk tweeting about a Luther movie and being like “hmm, I wonder who that’s for?”
Do you remember when Logan Paul saw Nope and said he didn’t get it because it sort of mocked people like him?
I keep seeing this and I think people assume it will be a 1:1 of Musk/Trump, its more about looking at characters like them in the real world and being able to think "Well heck, these dudes act, look, and feel like supervillains from a comic book" and applying particular parts that we can relate to in the real world and molding those onto Lex because he isn't really all that far off from those people.Honestly don’t want any publicity for Musk/Trump etc and don’t want to be reminded of them. Luthor should be more interesting and have much more intelligence than them.
When you walk, you have to make a lot of conscious navigational decisions on your journey. Trains and public transportation eliminate a significant portion of that process. You're no longer the driver. You're just sitting in a seat. You don't full understand where you're going and hoping for the best.
I love Miyazaki and have nothing but respect for him, but Studio Ghibli (amongst a PLETHORA of other studios) have used computer generated imagery, which eliminates a significant portion of process that traditional/digital painters have to be conscious about for when they hand animate thousands of frames to make one sequence.
If you're gonna call people out, at least be direct and not passive. Besides....I made this...
...but please, continue preaching to me about how my view is invalid.
Really? I would disagree. I think that there are quite a few Superman villains who could carry a film. Eradicator would be a very good one to make the film more personal.We don’t have all that many villains who can truly carry a film.
Ahhh...the ol' technique of deliberately misrepresenting someone's position and skewing their words in order to make it easier to attack them, aka straw manning. It's good to be back at SHH!!!Your attempt to end the conversation is to call multiple posters, including a woman, "emotional".
"I actually was only insulting everyone ELSE by saying you're being emotional" is not really making anything better here. The reason you get confrontational responses is because you responded with things like equating it to public transportation, which is the kind of wild argument that it's impossible to take seriously. Your post cast a blanket over respondents, defining them as emotional with the held connotation being that this is unreasonable and therefore dismissable, and reads as an attempt to get a dig in on your way out the door. And, the way you chose to go about that, it wasn't just one person's "condescending sexism" alarm that went off. If your intention isn't to insult people, then I'd suggest you consider your words more carefully in the future.Ahhh...the ol' technique of deliberately misrepresenting someone's position and skewing their words in order to make it easier to attack them, aka straw manning. It's good to be back at SHH!!!
While I don't agree with everything Snow Queen said (I actually agree with a lot), her post was the most logical, level-headed, and non-confrontational response out of all the replies to my posts which I found refreshing, so I actually wasn't even referring to her when I said "a lot of you" instead of "ALL of you". And I was in the middle of responding to her post before I realized that we were severely swaying off topic and the Mods were gonna jump in to stop it anyway. It's been a while since I regular visited the forums and I forgot we have lounges in every forum to migrate convos to, so instead of trying to end the convo, I offered anyone to DM me to continue the conversation. The fact that you felt the need to use gender politics in an attempt to make me seem sexist just shows how disingenuous you were being...but please continue misrepresenting other's viewpoints if it helps you feel better about yourself and thanks for reminding me why I stopped posting on these forums for a while.
"I actually was only insulting everyone ELSE by saying you're being emotional" is not really making anything better here.
I guess y'all are forgetting this part...Your post cast a blanket over respondents, defining them as emotional with the held connotation being that this is unreasonable and therefore dismissable...
You used words like "unreasonable" and "dismissible" to describe the post, which is in direct contradiction to me basically saying that "I understand". I didn't say "y'all are just being emotional". I didn't say "you being emotional nullifies your argument". I basically said that AI is a touchy subject to a lot of people. I will own that I could've worded it better, but on the flip side of the coin, it's also the case that it was absolutely misinterpreted for whatever reason. Either way, that's not a good enough reason to blatantly misrepresent my view and instigate further conflict amongst other Hypers. There never is.I can see a lot of you are emotional about AI "art", which is understandable.
Why? Because I used the word "emotional" while referring to a non-descript group of people?And, the way you chose to go about that, it wasn't just one person's "condescending sexism" alarm that went off.
The selective memory/lack of awareness here is staggering. Let me remind you of these gems...If your intention isn't to insult people, then I'd suggest you consider your words more carefully in the future.
I've heard this kind of statement from a lot of tech bros; it usually comes from people who don't have any real artistic atom in their bodies.
These too can be interpreted as insults, yet I don't see you telling them to watch their words after such....CONDESCENDING (y'all LOVE that word) remarks.Do you know what AI is?
Are you unaware of what automation is?
If you insult someone and then say it's understandable, it's still an insult.I guess y'all are forgetting this part...
You used words like "unreasonable" and "dismissible" to describe the post, which is in direct contradiction to me basically saying that "I understand". I didn't say "y'all are just being emotional". I didn't say "you being emotional nullifies your argument". I basically said that AI is a touchy subject to a lot of people. I will own that I could've worded it better, but on the flip side of the coin, it's also the case that it was absolutely misinterpreted for whatever reason. Either way, that's not a good enough reason to blatantly misrepresent my view and instigate further conflict amongst other Hypers. There never is.
Why? Because I used the word "emotional" while referring to a non-descript group of people?
The selective memory/lack of awareness here is staggering. Let me remind you of these gems...
These too can be interpreted as insults, yet I don't see you telling them to watch their words after such....CONDESCENDING (y'all LOVE that word) remarks.
I will fully own that I'm rusty when it comes to posting on forums where people can misinterpret my posts and that I could have worded my last post on the subject better but it'd be nice if that was across the board too.
Fair enough. My intention was to show how some of the circumstances surrounding AI can be applied to most significant innovations through history. AI removes steps. Public transportation also removes steps...well...literally!I don't think this is a good analogy.
Well CGI literally stands for "computer generated imagery". I hear what you're saying about the removing some of the creative decisions but AI "art" requires it's own set of creative decisions as well. It takes a lot of trial and error to get the image close to what you want. Sometimes it spits out something that looks like a nightmare. You have to explore prompts and feed it different references and even then, sometimes it needs to be edited in Photoshop to add or remove certain details. It removes a lot of the process in the same way CGI removes a lot of the animation process and the same way Photoshop removes a lot of the practical process (buying materials, prepping the canvas, mixing paints/colors, safely storing the canvas, etc) but it also presents it's own set of challenges.What do you mean by computer generated imagery? You're missing the point. I'm not talking about the labor involved in making art; I'm talking about creative decisions. If by "computer generated imagery" you mean CGI, then I'll just disagree: it still involves a massive amount of creative input from the artists.
While you're not wrong, it's also the case that AI gives you pretty generic, lifeless images unless you specify exactly what you want. You have to describe things such as "dark, gritty mood", "rich colors", or "wide shot" in order to fine tune the image to what you REALLY want it to be. It's still a creative process...just a different, faster one. Same as drawing digitally vs practically. Using the lasso tool to resize or reposition a body part is a lot faster and convenient than erasing that body part on a piece of paper and redrawing it.You probably had to make a lot of creative decisions when it came to that TDK piece. From mood to colors to composition.
I understand. Thanks for that, and I also apologize for misinterpreting your intention. Disagreements are what keep these boards interesting so keep on keepin' on!I'm truly sorry for my passive-aggressive statement. Wasn't my intention to antagonize you specifically. And I don't think your view is invalid. I just disagree with you.
Scruff or no scuff.Happy Superman Day!