I looked inside an AI generated movie, and the best parts were all human
TL;DR
A report from The Verge looks inside an AI-generated film about three London pub regulars dreaming of fame, parties and life as megastars. The style mixes fast action cuts with exaggerated fantasies and recalls Edgar Wright or Guy Ritchie. The central observation is that the strongest moments in the film all trace back to human decisions rather than the generative pipeline.
Nauti's Take
The observation is useful evidence because it names the division of labour: human direction pays off where timing, rhythm and punchlines come from. The limit is the source base, since the report documents neither the tool stack nor the real effort involved.
Anyone running their own test should log production steps and editing time to check that split for their format.
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