China’s First AI-Generated Film To Hit Theaters Flops At The Box Office
China gave an AI-generated film its largest theatrical rollout yet, and the movie brought in just $198,000. The sci-fi thriller “Sanxingdui: Future Past” was released last week on 10,000 screenings across the country, per The Hollywood Repo
Republican Ledger staff · 11:37 AM ET
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China gave an AI-generated film its largest theatrical rollout yet, and the movie brought in just $198,000. The sci-fi thriller “Sanxingdui: Future Past” was released last week on 10,000 screenings across the country, per The Hollywood Reporter.
It was not the first AI-generated film created and distributed, but it received the widest release yet, according ...
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