The quality of AI movies is already good enough — the real test is whether anyone wants to watch them
Six months ago, the question "how far away are we from AI movies?" felt reasonable to ask. Today it feels outdated, because they're already here.
Last week I attended a screening of Hell Grind, a 90-minute AI-generated movie that was made in just two weeks. On the same day, Dreams of Violets, a poignant docudrama inspired by real events from 47 years of Iranian civilian resistance, and which is 100% AI-generated, appeared at the Tribeca film festival. Then today I found myself watching something a bit lighter in tone — DEADLINES — on YouTube, a comedy-horror trailer made with AI that was funny enough to make me laugh out loud.
DEADLINES feels like it’s leaning strongly into the vibe of the new Apple TV horror/comedy series Widows Bay,where creepy things happen on a cursed island. But even though it clearly borrows from Apple's hit series, what...
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