The neural network drew posters of cult films. Chose the 15 coolest

A Melbourne-based artist under the pseudonym Vincenzi launched the Robomojo creative project. On his website, he publishes posters of cult films created using DALL-E 2 and Midjourney neural networks.

Vincenzi starts by simply giving the AI ​​the name of the blockbuster, and then, if the picture is too abstract, he fills in the data with a movie idea. Ready-made images, completely generated by neural networks, are improved by the author and turned into a poster by adding the necessary text (title, director, actors, etc.).

The results are sometimes surprising. Some names of neural networks are taken literally, while others seem to have some kind of secret meaning. Here are 15 striking examples.

1. "Spiderman"

Looks logical.

2. "Transformers"

Optimus Prime is gone.

3. "Ninja Turtles"

It seems that the AI ​​did not master the word Ninja, but took into account the rest of the words.

4. "Star Wars"

When neural networks told about their son.

5. "Brave heart"

It turned out the analysis into parts: courage and heart.

6. "The Dark Knight"

Brutal.

7. "The Seventh Seal"

Seal, seal - what's the difference, both words are translated as "seal".

8. "Godzilla"

And this is very subtle - God zilla.

9. "Avatar"

Looks like Jin, but also drives a car.

10. "Jurassic Park"

Car park?

11. "Crocodile Dundee"

Facial resemblance.

12. "Free Willy"

… from the office.

13. "Cats"

Well, in general, the schedule was about the same.

14. "Beetlejuice"

Beetle and juice - everything is logical (for a neural network).

15. "Fast and Furious 6"

Very familial.

More neural network posters for films - on Robomojo website.