skullchaser wrote: ↑Mon Aug 18, 2025 6:04 pm I picked this up recently and gave it a watch. Overall, I like the film. The animation was good, the story was good. However, I have some criticisms of the creative decisions that were made, so I changed some things for my personal edition using my video editor.
1. I got rid of the black-out frames that were inserted for dramatic pauses. I prefer a machine-gun edit approach to reflect the brain blinking in and out of consciousness. It also speeds up the pace of the film.
2. It looked like one of the scenes was deliberately oversped, so I slowed it down so that it wouldn't look as cartoon-y.
3. Only one name in the title, but two models represented in the story.
4. I re-ordered some of the scenes of the second model's torture for better flow and to build dramatic tension at the beginning of her torture session.
5. Could really use a session with both of the models being tortured at the same time, in the same room.
6. The animation is really well done. Both of the figures look great.
7. I deleted some of the scenes of the soldiers standing around in the hallway. I know it was done for dramatic tension, but those scene were distracting from the main purpose of the film, which was to tell the story of two beautiful women interrogated with electricity.
8. Some of the scenes were re-used to extend the overall length, and others were run in reverse. I cut the ones run in reverse in half and used one-half in one spot, and the second half in another.
Like I said, overall, I like this film. It stands as a good example of what AI illustration can do, and the direction it will travel as more artists adapt to the medium.
Living human models should be nervous about being replaced.
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