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Ah yes, Taken. I recognise that one. It too conveys some rather distasteful ideas. Of course, our hero comes from the North because North Koreans are a bit like animals, aren't they ? really ? The children all wear red scarves and beat the hell out of each other at school to see who's the strongest. Naturally ! Apparently, they can't do anything else but torture their own people.
Just low-brow nationalist propaganda, even though there are actual crimes against humanity taking place in North Korea. The heirs of the KCIA must be thrilled. And there they are, by the way, the NIS, those heroes serving the people.
That aside, the action scenes are brutal and gripping. The film doesn't hold back on the violence, and several times it pulls off little creative touches, like filming in a single continuous first-person shot. None of it is believable, but so what ?
The story remains very simple, without getting too boring. Tough break, though, for that poor girl being bullied. The bully's dad is the worst.
This story seems to wrap up in episode 7, but then it veers off in a different direction. I found that a bit clumsy. The ending drags on terribly in the final episode ; clearly trying to follow the webtoon.
These three fathers are completely irresponsible. But they're funny and trust each other. So, we go along with it. They talk about their children non-stop, yet put their own lives at risk without a second thought.
There's an action scene in genAI. The short fight sequence with ugly shadows, I thought. But no. It's a chase between a car and a motorcycle.
"We spent an entire month generating concept images for the motorcycle and car models, the tunnel and bridge, the surrounding mountains and even the ice floating on the river" Ryu said. "We approached it as if we were shooting live action, with particular attention to constructing and directing each shot using the visual grammar of cinema."
Honestly, guys ? Just film the scene, it takes less time. Your arguments are rubbish. I hope everyone realizes that.
"I think AI will soon become impossible for the industry to ignore," he said. "I hope others working in film and television embrace the change, learn to use the technology on their own terms and take advantage of the opportunities it creates."
No, absolutely not ! That's just bullshit as usual. It's becoming inevitable because bosses are forcing it on us, leaving no choice. You'll look pretty ridiculous when these companies have made you dependent on their ecocidal technology and charge you exorbitant prices. You'll lose your expertise. Stop it while you still can.
_Who's this detective straight out of a children's cartoon, with his raincoat and big hat ?
_What unbearable music ! And so mediocre.
Just low-brow nationalist propaganda, even though there are actual crimes against humanity taking place in North Korea. The heirs of the KCIA must be thrilled. And there they are, by the way, the NIS, those heroes serving the people.
That aside, the action scenes are brutal and gripping. The film doesn't hold back on the violence, and several times it pulls off little creative touches, like filming in a single continuous first-person shot. None of it is believable, but so what ?
The story remains very simple, without getting too boring. Tough break, though, for that poor girl being bullied. The bully's dad is the worst.
This story seems to wrap up in episode 7, but then it veers off in a different direction. I found that a bit clumsy. The ending drags on terribly in the final episode ; clearly trying to follow the webtoon.
These three fathers are completely irresponsible. But they're funny and trust each other. So, we go along with it. They talk about their children non-stop, yet put their own lives at risk without a second thought.
There's an action scene in genAI. The short fight sequence with ugly shadows, I thought. But no. It's a chase between a car and a motorcycle.
"We spent an entire month generating concept images for the motorcycle and car models, the tunnel and bridge, the surrounding mountains and even the ice floating on the river" Ryu said. "We approached it as if we were shooting live action, with particular attention to constructing and directing each shot using the visual grammar of cinema."
Honestly, guys ? Just film the scene, it takes less time. Your arguments are rubbish. I hope everyone realizes that.
"I think AI will soon become impossible for the industry to ignore," he said. "I hope others working in film and television embrace the change, learn to use the technology on their own terms and take advantage of the opportunities it creates."
No, absolutely not ! That's just bullshit as usual. It's becoming inevitable because bosses are forcing it on us, leaving no choice. You'll look pretty ridiculous when these companies have made you dependent on their ecocidal technology and charge you exorbitant prices. You'll lose your expertise. Stop it while you still can.
_Who's this detective straight out of a children's cartoon, with his raincoat and big hat ?
_What unbearable music ! And so mediocre.
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