PULP FICTION but as a 1940's Film Noir
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- Опубліковано 6 бер 2023
- With Midjourney AI you can create digital AI generated art from text prompts! I'm on a quest to design the most creative prompts and top artistic results I can. For this video, the prompt was to turn Quentin Tarantino's 1994 Best Picture nominee "Pulp Fiction" into a 1940's black-and-white Film Noir.
Music: "The Goon's Loose" - Nathan Moore
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Film noir films are so aesthetically pleasing. No way do modern films put the same thought and emphasis on looking good. And the speaking voices are incredible in film noir films as well. A true golden era.
Film noir was at the end of an era of black-and-white movies when techniques of achieving light and shadow became really sophisticated. But there are many, as you say "aesthetically pleasing" movies in every period, but their aesthetics are not the same, time is passing and new things are being tried... Look at scenes from Blade Runner...Those are not aesthetically pleasing? Or Oddisey 2001... and today there are such movies, no matter that Hollywood is in crisis.
This is amazingly cool! Awesome work!
Thank you!
@@bookerbyrd You are talented! I'll be following you...thanks!
Súper!! Esto es lo máximo. Muy bien.
Beautiful execution, and a sterling sound track. I love it.
Amazing. Love it.
Fantastic!
"$5.00 for a milkshake...hooboy!" 😃
los rasgos faciales, y corporales de los personajes mostrados en el video, no son simil, de las personas que vivian en los años 40....
I once had a dream that Bullet was a film Noir.
Set in 1948.
Beginning with a frame by frame shot of Alcatraz.
Mixed in with the plot was one about a bomber loose in San Francisco who had violent headaches and blackouts brought on by the war.
Oh man, I love that! Steve McQueen film noir sounds like GOLD.
@@bookerbyrd How about if the bomber was his twin ?
If there was Pulp Fiction made as film noir made in the 40s, I doubt that there would be black people, especially on some high positions.
Correction they’d rather have white people black faced than actual black people in those films.😂
@@micgelogaming No, there simply would be only white characters, but if you insist, yes, the same that now woke Hollywood is doing, changing races of characters with established rase lite in Ariel, suddenly she is black.
@@ozymandiasultor9480 true
Also Butch looks too jacked for a 1940's movie boxer. The first actor who had that size and starred a movie, was Steve Reeves in Hercules (1958).
@@fernandomaron87 Yes, that is true...Even today boxers don't look like that, except the best heavy-weight boxers which have to...Boxers of that age and even much later were not having such muscles, which is counterintuitive but for boxers those muscles can mean that they will get tired easily, those waste too much sugar, so they tend to achieve power without beefing themself too much. Look at all those MMA fighters, usually, they look well build but far from some incredibly big muscles.
And even if we have in mind that it should be a movie, I don't think there were such actors, with such muscle definition. That became a thing later, Steve Reeves was one, and a few others but later, when bodybuilding really gained popularity and people get used to seeing such "actors" with incredible muscles which are very well defined.
Crap