YouTube continues to be filled with montages that reimagine series or movies
April 30, 2024, 17:45
Updated May 1, 2024, 00:34
Marcos Yasif
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Have you ever imagined what a live-action Simpsons series would be like with the aesthetics of a 1950s television show? Possibly not, but a YouTube content creator has started, with the help of an AI, a collection of videos recreating this and other successful animated shows.
The result of this installment is causing people to talk, allowing us to see several inhabitants of Springfield with a hyper-realistic finish that provokes laughter in some cases and that in others makes us sketch in our minds “this is just how I imagined it in live-action “(this has been my case with Milhouse).
Also South Park and Futurama
The specific objective of Demonflyingfox has been to let us see some very brief hyperrealistic montages of a live-action series of The Simpsons set in the middle of the last century and that seemed to have been filmed with a Super Panavision 70. In his effort he has also recreated other successful animated shows such as South Park, Family Guy or Futurama, also by Matt Groening.
In short, another nice creation made with artificial intelligence tools that is triumphing on YouTube, accumulating 273,000 views less than a week after being published on the Google platform. On the other hand, we remember that The Simpsons is current after confirming the death of a recurring character in the series since 1989.
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