AI-generated movie and TV reviews?

By way of illustration, my ChatGPT-generated review of TRON: Prompt: What can you tell me about the plot, innovative qualities and influence (legacy) of the movie TRON (1982), in about 200 words, four paragraphs? **Plot:** "TRON" (1982) follows Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges), a computer programmer who becomes digitized and transported into a computer's digital world. Inside this realm, he must battle the oppressive Master Control Program (MCP) and its henchman, Sark (David Warner), with the help of a security program named Tron (Bruce Boxleitner). Flynn's journey involves navigating the grid, engaging in high-stakes digital games, and striving to free the system from the MCP's tyranny. **Innovative Qualities:** "TRON" is notable for its pioneering use of computer-generated imagery (CGI) and extensive digital effects. At a time when CGI was in its infancy, the film incorporated approximately 20 minutes of CGI, making it one of the first movies to extensively use computer graphics. The film also employed a combination of backlit animation and live-action sequences, creating a distinctive visual style that represented the digital world. **Influence:** "TRON" had a significant impact on the science fiction genre and the portrayal of cyberspace in popular culture. Its visual and conceptual representation of a digital world influenced subsequent films, video games, and the cyberpunk genre. Although it received mixed reviews upon release, "TRON" has since become a cult classic, recognized for its ahead-of-its-time ideas and groundbreaking special effects. **Legacy:** The legacy of "TRON" extends beyond its initial release, with a lasting influence on technology and media. The film inspired a sequel, "TRON: Legacy" (2010), and has been referenced in various media forms, including television, literature, and video games. Its innovative approach to visual storytelling and early exploration of digital themes paved the way for future advancements in CGI and digital filmmaking, cementing "TRON" as a landmark in cinema history.

P.S. I just noticed some more nonsense in drlex-15751's review of Lee (2024): The movie does not start with Lee Miller taking a bath in Hitler's tub. Ellen Kuras is not the cinematographer. She is indeed, as is stated, the director. She however became famous as a cinematographer, which is why this tidbit was "generated". The score is not by Howard Shore, but by Alexandre Desplat.All of this begs the question: how can we keep IMDb from going downhill more and more, if the is is the level of reviewing by both fake users, and apparently ineffectual staff okaying all of this?

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