Chinese Studios Planning AI Remakes of the Classic Kung Fu Films of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Jet Li

[Deleted member 612095]

Hmm I'm not sure what to think about this on the one hand there are very good actors with very good films but yes, isn't it getting too much with AI? But well we will see !

Chinese Studios Planning AI Remakes of the Classic Kung Fu Films of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Jet Li

Gut punch.

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[Deleted member 259254]

just watch the originals, this shit is rancid

 

[JustCallMeConstantin]

I hope China studios are not going to be censored, Because China sure like to do censored

 

[Deleted member 612095]

I hope China studios are not going to be censored, Because China sure like to do censored

I don't believe, even the originals are not actually censored but yes it is quite possible.

 

[GeoHikari]

AI productions in 99% of cases don't going well. This same example occurs in dubbing.

 

[RanmyakuIchi's icon RanmyakuIchi RanmyakuIchi]

I'd prefer that we give new martial arts talents an opportunity to shine rather than using AI necromancy to bring Bruce Lee back from the grave.

 

[Zerohour2k12]

Just make a new one with new upcoming actors or watch the originals.

 

[99nereids]

Just make a new one with new upcoming actors or watch the originals.

casting & shooting a new movie requires money (and talent), people watching the old movies doesnt make this studio money
doing AI necromancy to the tortured spirit of bruce lee requires very little skill & allows you to keep most of that $13.9 million in investor money

 

[RageBurner]

The most profit, the least effort. That's what the world amounts to.

 

[Cawl canallia]

Espero que os estúdios chineses não sejam censurados, porque a China certamente gosta de fazer censura

The thing about the porters was FAKE NEWS, just to let you know

 

[Deleted member 560402]

Hmm I'm not sure what to think about this on the one hand there are very good actors with very good films but yes, isn't it getting too much with AI? But well we will see !

Chinese Studios Planning AI Remakes of the Classic Kung Fu Films of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Jet Li

Gut punch.

me.ign.com

Why remakes? Why not just make up a new Kung Fu series that combines the likenesses of all of them? Better yet, make a new Saturday morning cartoon! Have them team up! Forget the AI altogether!

 

[UnDubious]

Super lame, create new stars. Or is culture just going to be an ugly zombification of the past forever on?

 

[BigTony]

Hmm I'm not sure what to think about this on the one hand there are very good actors with very good films but yes, isn't it getting too much with AI? But well we will see !

Chinese Studios Planning AI Remakes of the Classic Kung Fu Films of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Jet Li

Gut punch.

me.ign.com

Im pretty open to the idea of AI assisted art but I really hate when they use AI and CGI to bring back actors that are dead it feels disrespectful and gross. it also kinda ruins the fun of chines martial arts films back in the day they just kinda winged it they didn't have to deal with any safety shit they just showed up on set and did cool stunts it feels very raw you cant really achieve that nowadays especially with AI

 

[trickybus]

I genuinely believe the intent is to use AI to immortalize actors in their prime, so that even after they pass away, studios—and the deceased actor's estate—can still make money off of them. Now, whether the technology is good enough is another discussion entirely.

 

[Midori Shimada VT]

As soon as I saw the title, my first thought was 'They're bringing back Bruce Lee from the dead!' but as soon as read the article it seems China had an advanced AI technology that is ready to supersede US's AI tech, and they can remake martial arts films in its limited ability, by AI upscaling or something. I'd be rather watching the original (I grew up on watching them) rather than wait for the AI remakes.

 

[_Lorenzo_]

I only hope that these "remakes" have better direction than the originals. I am particularly referring to the Bruce Lee films.
However, I too find it disrespectful to use A.I. to bring deceased artists back to life.

 

[GeoHikari]

Why remakes? Why not just make up a new Kung Fu series that combines the likenesses of all of them? Better yet, make a new Saturday morning cartoon! Have them team up! Forget the AI altogether!

Saturday morning cartoons is better than a production using AI. Manual works is part of talent of humankind, and depending of the technology of AI is munch risked.

But here in Brazil, many of the people likes to deposit hope in AI contents, because they likes every type of tendencies as tomorrow never exists.

 

[Deleted member 612095]

The original is clearly the best but I could imagine that AI could of course preserve it for the next generation. China are not stupid, they know what they are doing. I'm excited to see what will come out.

 

[GeoHikari]

The original is clearly the best but I could imagine that AI could of course preserve it for the next generation. China are not stupid, they know what they are doing. I'm excited to see what will come out.

For future generations, the recreation of classic martial arts movies via AI can be pratic in theory, but the remasterization technology are invincible against AI. See, in example, several Charles Chaplin movies who are released in Blu-ray years ago.