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I've been convinced that scripts for several big budget films over the last few years have already been written by LLMs. Scripts for things like The Marvels and the last 2 Mission Impossible films (just the first couple that immediately come to mind) are stream-of-consciousness slop with inconsistent logic, jargon that makes no god damn sense, side characters and tangents that come out of nowhere and do nothing, and really forced 'member berries, because as Jay from RLM puts it; "nostalgia is the new cocaine!"
Mission Impossible movies are stunts strung together with technobabble exposition. You don't need LLM for that.
Nah, they're just the results of a film industry who's spent decades running on the principle that the best qualification for getting into the industry is the willingness to kiss the asses of the people that were already there.
I like The Marvels and I don't see any of those issues you're talking about. Examples?