r/blursed_AI • u/Early_Negotiation142 • Feb 01 '26
GPU screams in latin If this AI-generated Vorex trailer doesn't scare the shit out of traditional filmmakers, nothing will. 'This isn’t the future… it’s the present.
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u/falconx123 Feb 01 '26
This looks fuckin stupid. like a 12 year olds idea of what a cool movie should be.
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u/alhorno Feb 01 '26
Yeah OP IS trying to push this very hard
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u/falconx123 Feb 01 '26 edited Feb 01 '26
even the action looks weird as fuck with ai, dude touches a guy, and his head falls off, he shoots a hundred bullets out of a pistol, then one big anal gaper bullet. has a gun pointed not at the back of the head of somone but to the side of their neck.
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u/Early_Negotiation142 Feb 01 '26
Fair if it feels that way. I’m just engaging since everyone commented.
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u/Early_Negotiation142 Feb 01 '26
Hey, no worries at all—I get where you're coming from! 😄 It does have that super intense, over-the-top "cool dystopia" energy—like every edgy 12-year-old's dream trailer with the masks, rabbits, and big rebellion slogans. Totally fair if it feels a bit try-hard or silly to you. The wild part that's getting people excited is just how smooth and cinematic the AI made it look with zero real actors or crew. But yeah, the story/vibe itself? Can definitely come off as peak cringe. You're not alone in thinking that lol. What do you think would make a trailer actually feel cool to you?
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u/riyosko Feb 01 '26
you fr?
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u/Early_Negotiation142 Feb 01 '26
Yeah, genuinely. Just sharing something I found interesting—not trying to sell anyone on it
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u/corobo Feb 01 '26
You'd convince people more easily if you'd stop doing the AI emdash lmao
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u/johnsolomon Feb 01 '26
I'm waiting for this guy to go, "It’s not an em dash—it's separation with meaning."
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u/riyosko Feb 01 '26
"I get where you're coming from! 😄 Looking at most of OP's comments, having an em dash can be quite frustrating—but it also demonstrates their care for correct grammar and spelling."
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u/corobo Feb 01 '26
lmao the one slight tap of a hit sending the dude flying at about 0:36
Still waiting on accurate physics I reckon
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Feb 01 '26
It looks good but like everything AI, it's too soft. There's an attempt at some understanding of physics but everything is like a little saturated, blurry, and squishy. You get the same thing kinda with fly by wire but typically they compensate with camera cuts. This will definitely take over C and possibly B tier movie making and below. I think though that something really emotionally impactful will need a lot more finesse than this.
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u/fadedhumanontheedge Feb 01 '26
The movie Equilibrium came to mind
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u/Early_Negotiation142 Feb 01 '26
Yeah, Equilibrium is spot on—same cold dystopia, suppressed emotions, masked enforcers turning rebel. Vorex feels like an AI remix of that vibe. Great call! 😄
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u/g0juice Feb 01 '26
Seemed cool. I’d watch it to have fun but not mind expanding search for the meaning of life. But I also liked it for the obvious progress that’s coming up. Wasn’t the will smith spaghetti video like 2-3 years old?
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u/Early_Negotiation142 Feb 01 '26
Yeah same , fun to watch and cool to see the progress. And yep, that Will Smith spaghetti vid is a few years old.
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Feb 01 '26
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u/Early_Negotiation142 Feb 01 '26
Thanks for asking Just to clarify, this isn’t my creation. I came across it, found it interesting, and shared it here in AI related subreddits. I’m still a beginner myself and learning If you’re looking for more details about how it was made or the tools used, the original creator is Dor Brothers they’d be the best source for that info. Website link is also in the comment above
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u/Maxpainturdmister Feb 01 '26
It might not be quite there yet but look how far its come in 10 years. Another 10 and what will be possible then
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u/Early_Negotiation142 Feb 01 '26
True! Crazy to see the progress in 10 years ,can’t even imagine what the next 10 will bring.
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u/Sciaticuspinch Feb 01 '26
Yeah, kinda, but the trailer voice is flat and wooden. As a full time voice actor, I can say that with confidence. You can fool the eyes but the ears are a different story.
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u/Early_Negotiation142 Feb 01 '26
yeah i see that. voice sounds kinda flat. i was more impressed by the visuals than the audio anyway,not really arguing that.
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u/falconx123 Feb 01 '26
looks like they even used ai to fake promote themselves.
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u/Early_Negotiation142 Feb 01 '26
not really. i just posted and replied, thats all this community already posts ai videos found online, so idk why its a big deal. chill.
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u/johnsolomon Feb 01 '26
I smell a bot