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Using artificial intelligence to re -establish a classic film “Wizard Oza” They will probably see mixed fans’ reactions, experts told Fox News Digital.
Although “Film Puristi” can resist the idea of using the generative AI to give classic films to the whole makeover, the technology could “breathe new life” into hit films – including “Oz wizard.”
Warner Bros. Discovery, Google Cloud and Magnopus intended to do so, creating a immersed experience for 1939 classics fans. New “Wizard Oz” The experience was erected at the premiere in the sphere in Las Vegas on August 28.
“The fans reaction is likely to be divided into two different camps,” said Michael Walker, the AI-FIRST CEO in the trilogy, for Fox News Digital. “Puristi films will complain – and they have valid concerns about artistic integrity. The original work is a specific creative election of directors, cinemas and setting up designers who worked in the limitations of their era. The expansion and reconsideration with AI creates something fundamentally different from their vision.”
More technological companies have joined that the classic movie “Wizard of Oz” would turn into a modern film using artificial intelligence. (Getty Images)
“On the other hand, it is an exciting new way to connect classic films with an audience that is increasingly expecting immersed experiences,” he explained. “Technology could breathe a new life into works that could otherwise fade from cultural relevance.”
The “Oz Wizard” was originally shot in four per 35 mm pictures, but had to transform himself to match the Las Vegas sphere screen with 160,000 square meters.
The LED screen in the Las Vegas sphere is wrapped over and behind the audience – creating a problem with trying to transform the original film of the classic feature.
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“Using the VEA version, image and twins, especially task, Google teams and their partners have developed a” Super Resolution “tool based on the AI to convert these tiny Celuloid frames from 1939. In Ultra-Ultra-Visoka paintings that will appear inside the sphere” Google blog Explaining technology. “Then, the teams perform Ai surpassed to expand the scope of the scene to fill the space and fill the defects created by the cutting of the camera and the restriction limits. Finally, through the generation of performance, they include compositions of those known appearances in an extended environment. Together, these techniques help to achieve natural gestures.
Jim Dolan, Executive President and Executive CEO of SPHERE ENTERTAINMENT, said: “When you have this innovation, you do not always know where it will go. You must be able to use the jump of faith. What you will see in the” Wizard from Oz in the sphere “is obviously the jump of faith.”
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“The Wizard of Oz in the Sphere” was erected at the premiere on August 28. (Moveistore/Shutterstock)
The reactions of fans on this jump of faith “will cover the spectrum,” Boon Chew, founder of Centaurlab.ai, told Fox News Digital: “Some will be excited, others resistant. The prediction of the majority is difficult, in any case the popular opinion does not determine if something is right or meaningful. Innovation is not a democracy.”
“What really matters is the outcome,” Chew explained. “If the empowered classic is echoing, its value will speak for itself. Discarding it without seeing the result of less credit, and more about non -devilish changes. The classic does not cease to be a classic because it is expressed in a new way. In fact, the heart of the classic is its ability to endure, and inspiration to some generations. Remake if it is not your thing – but let others research and create.
He continued, “From an evolutionary point of view, nothing should be frozen. Re -establishing classics with generative AI opens a new door – for education, narrative and accessibility.”
“The Wizard of Oz” (1939) played Jack Haley as a can of the can, Bert Lahr as a cowardly lion, Judy Garland as Dorothy, Ray Bolger as a scarecrow and Frank Morgan as a goalkeeper in an emerald city. (Silver screen collection/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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Ai makeover From the “Oz wizard” represents “fascinating evolution in the way we keep and reconsider cultural touch stones.”
“What happens to ‘Wizard of Oz at AT Sfere’ is a total transformation of viewing experience, which extends beyond the original frame and creates a new visual content in which there was no one,” Chew explained.
The founder of artificial intelligence company claimed that creative intention and transparency is the most important in this new era of film technology.
“Is this presented as a new interpretation, not as a replacement? Does the spirit of the original respect, at the same time creating something new? The most successful and re -examination will be those that respect their original material, and are honest about the transformative nature of experience,” Chew said.
“What happens to ‘Wizard of Oz at AT Sfere’ is a total transformation of viewing experience, which extends beyond the original frame and creating a new visual content in which there was no one.”
AI will allow filmmakers to reconsider the “Wizard of Oz” on the new screen of the movie in the sphere in Las Vegas. (Getty Images)
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Classic films with “strong visual signatures” would be Good candidates for AI remakeWalker told Fox News Digital. These films include “2001: Space Odysseus” or “Lawrence of Arabia”.
Other films that could benefit from ai transformation would be quiet features, black and white movies and additional modern classics.
“AI voice cloning can give a voice to silent stars, while deep learning can restore or reconstruct missing shots,” Chew noted. “Purista can resist – but the general public could consider him mesmerizing.” For black and white movies, “AI can paint scenes, remaster sound and improve clarity-finding fresh experience with the preservation of the original of the original.”
The “Wars of Star Wars” films could be a good candidate for AI transformation, said experts for Fox News Digital. (Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty Images)
Franchises like “Star Wars” or “Blade Runner”, which are already familiar with reworks, could also be good options.
“AI can raise visual effects, insert signs inappropriately or clonage iconic voices like Darth Vader,” AS expert said. “Older fans can stick to the original, but new generations may prefer these high -tech performances.”
