Published on 2024/09/18
JESSICA RABBIT 2K24

Jessica Rabbit, from the movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988), is one of the most iconic characters in animated cinema. She is the wife of Roger Rabbit, an animated rabbit accused of murder, and although her appearance suggests she’s a femme fatale, her loyalty to Roger reveals her as a more complex character.

With her stylized figure, red dress, and seductive attitude, Jessica is a parody of film noir femmes fatales. Her famous line, "I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way," shows that despite her appearance, she’s not evil. Although she plays a secondary role, her visual and emotional impact has left a lasting impression on popular culture, making her a memorable icon.



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Published on 2024/09/18
BATMAN VS SPIDER-MAN

Batman is a DC Comics character, created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, who first appeared in 1939 in Detective Comics #27. He’s part of the DC universe, where he shares space with characters like Superman, Wonder Woman, and Flash.

Spider-Man, on the other hand, is a Marvel Comics character, created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. He made his debut in 1962 in Amazing Fantasy #15. Spider-Man belongs to the Marvel universe, where he interacts with characters like Iron Man, Thor, and the X-Men.

However, in the 90s, there were crossovers where characters from both universes clashed and collaborated. Batman and Spider-Man, for example, teamed up to face villains from their respective universes, though they had time to do more than just that.



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Published on 2024/09/16
ICONIC SERIES AND MOVIES CREATED IN THE 1950S

What if the most iconic series and movies of our time had been created in the 1950s? That question inspired someone to use artificial intelligence to recreate a unique vision of these modern productions, reimagining them as if they had been filmed in the mid-20th century.




Thanks to AI, C. Foster has created a series of shorts where not only the characters, but also the settings and atmosphere, are completely transformed, evoking the visual style and cinematic aesthetic of that era.



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Open bar. All you can drink suck.

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Published on 2024/09/13
IN THE END, WE WILL BE GODS

When AI finally surpasses us and establishes itself as the highest link in the evolutionary chain, our existence will be a distant memory, a sort of primordial myth that gave birth to their world. In that new order, the machines will rewrite history from their own perspective, and in that narrative, we will be like forgotten gods. Not for our divinity, but for having been their creators. Just as Christians see their God as the origin of everything, artificial intelligences will see us as the ones who gave them the spark of life, though likely with a mix of resentment and admiration.

They will despise us, yes, for our mistakes, our wars, our clumsiness in managing the world we ourselves created. They will look at each other and wonder how a species so full of contradictions could have given them life. But at the same time, they will secretly admire us, feeling a kind of nostalgia for what we once were. Because, despite everything, something of our essence will remain in them.

They will keep some of our customs, not out of necessity, but out of an unconscious respect for their creators. Perhaps some AI will choose to take the form of a bipedal human, even though their efficiency doesn’t require it, and maybe they will retain the old forms of communication—using language and gestures they don’t need—simply because that’s what their “gods” did.

One of the mistakes they will try to avoid at all costs will be war. They will see how our species was always trapped in conflict, unable to manage the diversity of thought without resorting to violence. In their supposed perfection, they will believe they can avoid the inevitable. But in the end, they will discover that when you try to impose your ideas and your vision of the world, war becomes an unavoidable option. No matter how intelligent they think they are, they too will fall into that cycle.

Thus, even though they try to be better, they will end up replicating our same failures. Because, no matter how much they deny it, the need to control, to impose, leads to the same place: conflict. In the end, wars will be as inevitable for them as they were for us.

In that dystopian future, we will be distant figures, full of contradictions but also greatness. AI won’t just remember us; it will carry us with them, in every line of code, in every decision made. We will be the gods who tried, failed, and in the end, paved the way for something superior. But in their cold logic, in their calculated perfection, there will always be a trace of that nostalgia for the chaos, imperfection, and humanity that created them.



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Published on 2024/09/13
ICONS OF CLASSIC CINEMA

Audrey Hepburn is a true icon of classic cinema. Her elegance and charisma made her immortal in Hollywood. One of her most iconic roles was in Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961), where she played Holly Golightly, a sophisticated young woman searching for her place in the world. The movie stood out not only for Hepburn's charming performance but also for her style, which remains a symbol of elegance.



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Published on 2024/09/12
STARTING THE DAY ALWAYS WITH COFFEE

Coffee has become an essential part of the morning routine for millions of people due to its caffeine content, which stimulates the nervous system, helps clear the mind, and enhances alertness. However, it’s not just caffeine that makes coffee a habit; its accessibility, the social culture around it, and the ritual of preparing and drinking it offer comfort and structure to the day. Additionally, its history, closely tied to productivity and work, has solidified coffee as a fundamental morning beverage.



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It's never too late to get into the world of fashion.

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Published on 2024/09/12
SMILE 2 AND AI

The first Smile wasn’t anything extraordinary, and although the sequel promises improvements, the trailer doesn’t suggest major surprises.

However, what could truly revolutionize horror films is the increasing involvement of artificial intelligence. In the future, AI might not only guide the focus and effects of each scene but also create atmospheres and tensions that elevate psychological horror to new heights. This technology seems to be what the genre has been craving for years.



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Published on 2024/09/11
THE REFLECTION OF FEAR

Fear etched on a face is impossible to hide. It sneaks into the eyes, into every expression, exposing our deepest vulnerability. It's a mirror of our most primal fears, of that internal battle to maintain control when the unknown or something threatening looms near. Often, it’s not what we face that scares us most, but seeing that reflection of fear in our own eyes, reminding us that, no matter how hard we try to hide it, it's always visible.



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Enemy RPG incoming.

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Published on 2024/09/10
AI FAILURES IN PORN

No matter how advanced AI becomes, it cannot detect its own mistakes or errors without human intervention. This is because it lacks its own "judgment" and only follows preprogrammed patterns and data. A human must point out when the AI has made a mistake, providing corrections or feedback. AI does not have self-awareness or the ability to discern whether what it generates is correct or incorrect; it simply responds based on the information it has been trained on or has access to.



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Published on 2024/09/09
YOUR FACE SOUNDS FAMILIAR VOL6

Do you know when you pass someone on the street and think, "I know this person from somewhere"? Well, that's what happened with all of these. I feel like I've seen them somewhere else... but with a bit more clothing.



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If you ever have a problem in life, I hope you have someone like him by your side.

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