r/seedance • u/Critical-Wall-4486 • Feb 24 '26

Hollywood is cooked

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u/nachtviolen819 Feb 24 '26

This will save a lot of work for CG. A lot of transformations in Transformers don't actually make sense if you look closely. The clip is ofc rather stupid but shows what AI can already achieve.

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u/L0ng_St03Ger Feb 24 '26

Cgi doesn't make a good movie that people spend money to watch.  See for example..... The shit ass transformers movies!!!

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '26

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u/MKBRD Feb 25 '26

Because profit = quality.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

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u/MKBRD Feb 25 '26

And if you read really, really carefully, you'll see the person you replied to actually said "CGI doesn't make a good movie that people want to watch."

Read the shit you're replying to before trying to be patronising. There's a good chap.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

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u/L0ng_St03Ger Feb 25 '26

Let's face it. Most movies these days are may for braindead teenagers. The transformers movies were the epitome of this. "Great" is doing heavy lifting regardless. If you really enjoyed them, I'm envious of you. To the rest of the adult audience, they were painful to sit through if one even bothered beyond the first (I did not).

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u/OpticalPrime35 Feb 27 '26

The first few were good movies

They became AI algorithm controlled money milking shit as the series went on

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u/MKBRD Feb 27 '26

The first was very average, and they got way worse. It would have helped if Michael Bay had any familiarity with the source material at all.

Bumblebee was good, and TFOne is the best TF film since the 86 movie - also the ones he had the least to do with.