#ai movie parody

[abovetopsecretxxl]

✌WORLD EXCLUSIVE: JOKER 2: Folie à Deux – Lady Gaga, Joaquin Phoenix - EXCLUSIVE NUDE AI SCENES ✌PARODY 🤡🤡🤡dedicated to "HONEST" PETER ABSOLUTELY ALWAYS TOTALLY SANE" EHLERS-"JOKER"🤣🤣🤣

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[therobotmonster]

Lookout Battleship! Hollywood and Texas Instruments say "Get nostalgic... or else!"

The first action blockbuster based on a calculator!

[eldragon-x]

Can I get any of my mutuals to watch The Mitchells vs the Machines so I can talk to them about how PAL deserved redemption

[getthrawnin]

In the DUNEs of Tatooine

Thrawn in the dunes of the Jundland Waste Land on Tatooine

Deep into the Jundland Waste Lands, I travel with a special type of suit that provides me with water just by walking. I am in the Jundland Waste Lands on Tatooine

[biglots-official]

I’m not accusing Warner Bros of using AI, BUT

The fact that your art style is so rushed that it’s detected as generative AI by recognition programs is probably a sign for a redo.

More info about the detection under the cut

[cinema-hallucinations]

Prompt: Generate a movie concept for a parody of the Golden Girls where the original characters are replaced by crone/hag characters from folklore like Baba Yaga, Frau Trude, Black Annis and Befana.

Title: Golden Crones

Tagline: Don't ask where the chickens went.

Logline: Four legendary hags from myth and folklore - Baba Yaga, Frau Trude, Black Annis, and Befana - share a ramshackle cottage in a quirky, modern town. Despite their fearsome reputations and penchant for the macabre, they navigate the challenges of aging, retirement, and supernatural shenanigans, proving that even hags can have a hilariously dysfunctional family life.

Characters:

Baba Yaga (300s, looks 70s): A fiery Russian witch with a penchant for chicken legs and a mortar and pestle. She's the no-nonsense leader of the group, but secretly harbors a love for soap operas.

Frau Trude (500s, looks 80s): A stoic German crow goddess with a dry wit and a collection of creepy crawlies. She's the voice of reason (most of the time) and enjoys tending to her carnivorous garden.

Black Annis (unknown age, looks ageless): A mischievously dark Welsh hag with a one-legged hopping gait and a taste for human toes. She's the life of the party, albeit a slightly disturbing one, and loves practical jokes (that sometimes backfire spectacularly).

Befana (unknown age, looks flamboyant): A flamboyant Italian Christmas witch with a flying scooter and a bottomless bag of magical coal. She's the group's fashionista and resident gossip, always up-to-date on the latest local happenings (both earthly and otherworldly).

Plot Summary:

The quaint town of Creekwood is abuzz with rumors about the new residents at the ramshackle cottage on the outskirts. Unbeknownst to most, the tenants are Baba Yaga, Frau Trude, Black Annis, and Befana, legendary hags who have decided to embrace retirement in the modern world.

Living together proves to be a hilarious challenge. Baba Yaga clashes with Befana over decorating for the holidays (Halloween vs. Christmas, anyone?). Frau Trude struggles to connect with the town's overly cheerful book club. Black Annis' pranks land them in trouble with the uptight mayor, who suspects they're up to something nefarious (well, they are, but not always in the way the mayor thinks).

Despite their differences, the hags form a bond. They use their unique magical abilities to solve local problems (with a dash of chaos, of course). Baba Yaga's mystical guidance helps a lovelorn teenager. Frau Trude's connection with nature helps rid the town of a pesky infestation (of pixies, not something mundane). Black Annis' mischievous pranks expose a corrupt businessman's schemes. Befana's gift-giving magic, even with a twist, brings joy to a lonely widower.

Themes:

Finding humor and camaraderie in unexpected places.

Aging with grace (or at least a healthy dose of sarcasm).

Challenging stereotypes and proving that appearances can be deceiving.

Humor:

The film relies on witty dialogue, slapstick humor, and the inherent absurdity of these powerful hags trying to navigate the modern world. Their magical abilities often backfire spectacularly, leading to hilarious situations. The clash between their old-world customs and modern conveniences creates comedic tension. Each character's quirks and eccentricities provide a constant source of amusement.

Parody Elements:

The film parodies the classic sitcom "The Golden Girls" with its focus on a group of older women living together and facing the challenges of aging. However, it subverts the stereotype by replacing them with powerful, and sometimes frightening, hags from folklore. The situations they encounter and their solutions are twisted versions of the problems faced by the original characters.

Ending:

The hags, despite their occasional squabbles, have grown to cherish their unconventional family. They face a final challenge, perhaps a new magical threat or a visit from a curious government agent, and overcome it together, proving that even legendary hags can learn new tricks and maybe even mend their ways (a little bit). The film ends with the hags enjoying a cup of herbal tea (or something stronger) on their porch, cackling at a shared joke, ready for whatever supernatural shenanigans life throws their way.

[for-the-love-of-javert]

Keeping up with stuff I said I was going to do

Coming soon :

Comparing the song 'Stars' to the text in The Brick. I just added this little project today and will do this before I do Javert's suicide, starting today.

Comparing the song 'Javert's Suicide' to the text in The Brick

Les Mis themed mental health awareness poster. Techinically for my other blog but I'll ost it on here too.

Finish reading The Brick, only a few hundred pages left to read now

Start writing Chapter 2 of my fanfic

Watch at least one of the old Les Mis films, that's if I can find any of them online.

After that who fucking knows but I have thought about writing a parody of 'Stars' just for the sheer fun and impish fuckery of it.

[originalharmonysalad]

The Simpsons - 1950's Super Panavision 70

[nudityandnerdery]

Guy says he's wanted to see a live action version of Princess Mononoke for over twenty years. So, instead of spending time learning to make films and about cinematography and actually creating his own art?

He dumped some money into an AI generator to make a shot for shot remake of the trailer.

Dude decided the best way he could pay tribute to an iconic movie about the importance of the relationship between humanity and nature was to recreate it in a manner that includes no human actors and is an industry that is notoriously demanding devastating amounts of energy in the middle of a fucking climate crisis, this shit is beyond parody.

[spaceageadventuresblog]

[abovetopsecretxxl]

🤣🤣🤣🤣Best Joke Ever🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡dedicated to "HONEST" PETER "ALWAYS TOTALLY ABSOLUTELY SANE" EHLERS-"JOKER" - Starring "BORN TO BE A BAD JOKE"🤣🤣🤣🤡

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[whatdoyouknowaboutfrogs]

this year’s models from the Stepford Bikini company. Order now while supplies last.

[gilamasan]

he future of cinema in a post-OpenAI world.

[odysseywritings]

SEE

The terrifying new motion picture of the 21st century!

Witness artificial intelligence donning a charming facade to fool unsuspecting people!

Avatars from the virtual world impersonating the rich and powerful with nuclear war ever present!

Everyday citizens as collateral in the duel between real and fake behind the screen!

Can our heroes find the buried treasure of truth among the shouting void?

Will the friendly faces of unleashed horror finally be controlled by science?

Find out the answers in the upcoming feature film...

It Came From the Internet!

[goldenshornyjail]

MAGIC, Baby~: Chaggie & Huskerdust

Hazbins: *all gathered around for weekly movie night*

Vaggie: (dead inside) Who's idea was it to watch "Magic Mike"?

Charlie: (peeking through her fingers) Angel.....

Husk: ...... (tilts his head to the side) How does that bastard not break his back doin' that?

Vaggie: (helps Charlie cover her eyes) Angel, what the fuck?

Angel: What? It's still better than the local parody, "Magic Dyke". That's just a bunch of-

Vaggie: Don't finish that sentence. We don't need to be canceled.

Angel: (rolls his eyes) Fiiiiiine.....

Hazbins: (watch a dancer back into a woman aying on her back, hook his legs on hers, and flip her over so she's belly down and he grinds on her ass)

Niffty: OooOoOOoooOOOOoOoooOoh~

Vaggie: Niffty, no. Besides, that can't be an actual move.

Angel: Oh, I guarantee it is! (Smirks with a glint in his gold tooth) Wanna make a bet?

Vaggie: No.

Angel: Aw, come on, Ol' Featherduster. If you win, I won't make a single horny comment for a week. I win, you gotta buy me that new Sex Delux Blaster 5000.

Vaggie: ...........What is it?

Angel: See who can bust that move better! You or me. You're a dancer. You should be able to manage. You can use Charlie, and I got Husk.

Charlie & Husk: Excuse me. What, now?

Vaggie: Hmmmm.... (glances at a blushing Charlie and smirks) Psh! Too easy. You're on.

Angel: (claps his hands together and rubs the palms) Ooohohooooo! This is gonna be good!

*Cut to Vaggie and Angel sitting on all fours on the floor with Charlie and Husk laying on their backs behind them. Husk is draining a bottle of whiskey while Charlie blushes to the point of being faint and covers her face in her hands.*

Charlie: I-I'm supposed to be setting a good example here!!!!

Angel: You're bonding with your clients, Toots! (To Vaggie) Ready, bitch.

Vaggie: Get ready to plaster duct tape to your mouth for a week.

Angel: Ha! Yeah. Right. Cherri, you and Niffty are the judges with Al as the tie breaker! Ready?

Cherri: You bet! (Pulls up camera) Aaaaaand..... GO!!!

*Angel and Vaggie slide back seamlessly, hook their legs under their prospective partner's knee, and whirl them over onto their bellies. Angel grinds against Husk's ass and pulls on his wings. Vaggie grinds against Charlie's ass, drags her nails upper girlfriend’s clothed back, grabs a fistful of blonde hair from the back, and pulls back.*

Husk: (eyes widen in pain and his pupils change sizes as his spine cracks and pops like a glowstick) FUCK!!! YOU BROKE MY BACK!!!

Charlie: (hearts in her eyes as she blushes and drools, her horns and tail spring into existence as she keens into a moan) FUCK!!! PLEASE, BREAK MY BACK!!!

Alastor: ............................ (walks away in tired asexual)

[cinema-hallucinations]

Prompt: generate a movie concept about a woman with shoes that transport her to another dimension. Unfortunately that dimension is Hell, pitchforks and all.

Title: Damned by Design

Tagline: Hell has no fury like a woman in bad shoes.

Logline: Penny, a down-on-her-luck waitress, stumbles upon a pair of vintage red stilettos that transport her to a nightmarish parallel dimension - a bureaucratic Hell where fashion faux pas are eternal punishments. Penny must navigate the infernal red tape and outsmart the snappily dressed demons to find her way back to Earth, all while keeping her stilettos on.

Characters:

Penny: A sardcastic and resourceful waitress, perpetually stuck in dead-end jobs and bad relationships. She trips over her own clumsiness more often than not.

Stiletto (voiced): One of the sentient shoes, a sassy and sarcastic fashion critic who constantly judges Penny's earthly wardrobe choices.

Pump (voiced): The other shoe, Stiletto's twin, more pragmatic and helpful, offering Penny guidance through the infernal maze.

Belphegor: The head demon of the "Department of Damned Decisions," a flamboyant and bureaucratic nightmare obsessed with fashion rules.

Plot:

Penny, struggling to make ends meet, stumbles upon a hidden vintage store during her lunch break. Among the dusty treasures, she finds a pair of stunning red stilettos. Though slightly worn, they fit perfectly. Little does she know, these are no ordinary shoes. A misstep later, Penny finds herself transported to a fiery landscape filled with disgruntled souls and nightmarish creatures.

Hell on Heels:

Penny quickly realizes she's in Hell, a place where fashion faux pas are eternal punishments. She's met by Stiletto and Pump, the two sentient shoes, who explain they are cursed to guide lost souls through the infernal bureaucracy. Penny's "fashion crimes" on Earth landed her here.

Navigating Nightmares:

With Stiletto's constant critiques and Pump's begrudging help, Penny must navigate the labyrinthine bureaucracy of Hell. Each department deals with specific fashion "sins" - the "Department of Mismatched Socks" is a chaotic nightmare, while the "Department of Mom Jeans" is a soul-crushing slog.

Challenges and Alliances:

Penny encounters other damned souls, some comedically punished for minor fashion missteps, others tortured for truly heinous sartorial choices. She forms an unlikely alliance with a timid soul condemned to an eternity of wearing crocs with socks. Together, they use their wit and resourcefulness to outsmart the demons and bypass the infernal red tape.

The Bureaucratic Boss:

The ultimate challenge comes in the form of Belphegor, the head demon of the "Department of Damned Decisions." He's a flamboyant creature obsessed with fashion rules and takes immense pleasure in tormenting the damned. Penny must find a way to appease his twisted sense of style and convince him to let her return to Earth.

Climax and Resolution:

In a hilarious and action-packed climax, Penny uses her knowledge of earthly fashion trends and a healthy dose of sarcasm to expose Belphegor's own outdated fashion sense. This throws the entire department into chaos, offering Penny a chance to escape.

Ending:

Penny finds herself back in the vintage store, the red stilettos abandoned on the floor. She walks out, forever changed by her experience. While still prone to the occasional fashion faux pas, she develops a newfound appreciation for comfortable shoes and avoids vintage stores altogether. The movie ends with a mischievous glint in her eye, hinting that she might miss the thrill of the infernal red tape - just a little bit.

Themes:

The importance of self-expression and breaking free from societal expectations.

Finding humor and resilience even in the face of the absurd.

The power of wit and resourcefulness in overcoming challenges.