Creepy AI-Generated Film Trailers ‘Shot on Super Panavision 70’ are Everywhere

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Split screen image featuring a young man holding a lightsaber on the left and a man dressed as mario eating a hamburger on the right. both are depicted in vibrant, thematic settings.

A bizarre AI video trend has seen scores of AI-generated trailers for movies and TV shows uploaded to YouTube and Instagram in a "Super Panavision 70" style.

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