Our T2 Remake
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Our T2 Remake

202490 minUnited StatesSci-Fi
AIVIE Score
82.2
Confidence
65%
Where to watch
Official website

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Synopsis

A collaborative, satirical scene-by-scene remake of James Cameron's 1991 sci-fi classic Terminator 2: Judgment Day, created by 50 independent AI artists and filmmakers using generative AI tools to comment on the modern AI landscape, tech monopolies, and the future of cinema.

Studio
AI Filmmakers Community
Release date
2024-03-06
Language
en

AI Filmmaking

Divided into 50 distinct segments produced by 50 separate AI artists, the feature utilizes Midjourney, Runway Gen-2, Pika, Stable Diffusion, and ElevenLabs for text-to-video, image-to-video, and synthetic voice generation, creating an eclectic, multi-stylistic parody under fair use parody protections.

Midjourney · productionGen-2 · productionPika · productionElevenLabs Voice AI · productionStable Diffusion · production

Score Breakdown

Critical Reception80.0
Festivals & Awards—
Audience Reception—
Industry Impact84.0
AI Filmmaking Innovation86.0
Evidence Score
82.2
AIVIE Pro Score
—
Current Pro weight
0%
Why This Score

Regarded as a historic milestone for collective AI filmmaking, it garnered widespread international media attention from major Hollywood trades. While stylistically chaotic and uneven due to 50 disparate teams, its audacious collaborative concept, legal audacity, and cultural commentary received high acclaim.

Recognition

  • Landmark Theatres Nuart Premiere (Los Angeles)2024selection

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Ranking History

Peak
5
Lowest
9
Previous
8
Weeks ranked
1

Evidence & Sources

  • industry

    Ars Technica reported on the premiere of 'Our T2 Remake' in Los Angeles, noting how 50 creators stitched together an entire parody feature film using generative AI to critique big tech.

    Ars Technica
  • review

    Wired highlighted the project as a chaotic yet groundbreaking demonstration of decentralized, collaborative AI feature filmmaking examining the existential anxieties of Hollywood.

    Wired
  • interview

    Organizers Nem Perez and Sway Molina discussed navigating fair use law, creative democratization, and coordinating 50 global creators to complete a full movie within months.

    Los Angeles Times

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