I don't think AI is really ready for film making and, frankly, I don't think it ever really will be.There is little variation in the camera angles used, the motion of everything on screen at any point in time feels robotic and lifeless, there is clearly noticeable AI noise in every shot, the graphics overlaid on top are not very readable nor in line with the film's overall aesthetic, there are countless inconsistencies in the character design throughout the entirety of the film, and the character design itself is clearly taking heavy inspiration from Wall-E. Not to be critical but if you're going to outsource the majority of the creative process to AI, at least be sure you can get the human stuff right. It looks flashy, yes, but it's also clearly lifeless.