Many people have begun to take notice of the intro that kicks off “Secret Invasion,” Marvel’s new series on Disney+.
Marvel fans have started to become increasingly outraged after they first saw the intro to Marvel’s new series, “Secret Invasion,” coming out on Disney+. According to them, the intro to the series is created by artificial intelligence. And this is very much disliked by many people.
Recall that at the beginning of May, a strike began in the US by screenwriters who are fighting to limit the use of AI in the film industry. Many big companies, including Netflix and HBO, among others, joined the demonstration, but as you can see, some people still prefer to take the easy way out.
Secret Invasion with a “terrible” intro created by AI?
Nowhere, of course, is it confirmed that the intro to the series was generated by artificial intelligence. However, according to fans, it’s all visible to the naked eye, as it simply doesn’t look its best.
Apparently, it can be explained by special “visual effects” or reduced to Cubist art, but on the other hand, these images are so strangely distorted and blurred, and the characters seemingly resemble each other, although on the other hand they have many features that contradict this, that the whole thing simply does not appeal to anyone. Anyway… it has to be seen for yourself.
You don’t have to know a lot about the topic to notice that there is indeed something wrong with this intro, and it looks as if Disney actually wanted to save money on graphics and editors. People have started commenting that it’s a low blow, and the intro is so “awful” that it’s hard to believe that such a popular studio is responsible for it.
In the meantime, fans have started mentioning all those intros to popular series that were fully created by humans – and indeed are a hundred times better than the one generated by AI for “Secret Invasion.”
And while “Secret Invasion” promises to be a really good series, the intro definitely does not encourage further viewing. Especially since many people support the ongoing screenwriters’ strike and believe that major studios such as Disney+ should definitely support their employees, and not, as in this case, go easy on them.