So how did so many people actually believe that Martians were invading? For starters, we didn’t have a clear idea of what was on the surface of Mars yet. The space age was still decades away. So for ...
In 1938, the Great Depression ravaged America, the world was on the brink of war, and Superman debuted. And on the night before Halloween that year, another event occurred that sent America into pure ...
Sept. 11, 2001, is a day that all Americans remember with a heavy heart. It marks the day that the Twin Towers in New York City, the Pentagon in Washington D.C., and Shanksville, Penn., were attacked ...
Amazon is planning to use artificial intelligence to recreate destroyed footage from Orson Welles’ 1942 film “The Magnificent Ambersons” — but the late directors’ estate is calling bull. In a ...
On Friday, a startup called Fable announced an ambitious, if head-scratching, plan to re-create the lost 43 minutes of Orson Welles’ classic film “The Magnificent Ambersons.” Why is a startup that ...
Recently, a minor miracle was achieved in the world of film preservation. A long-lost version of “A Better Tomorrow II” (1987), John Woo’s sequel to his heroic bloodshed classic “A Better Tomorrow” ...
An AI firm is looking to recreate the lost footage of an Orson Welles film. Credit: Central Press/Getty Images An Amazon-backed AI firm is looking to recreate the lost footage of a Hollywood ...
Just over a year ago, Amazon invested in a company named Fable, which calls itself the “Netflix of AI” and is led by Edward Saatchi, a former senior executive at Meta’s Oculus division. Saatchi ...
In a statement to Variety, David Reeder of Reeder Brand Management, who handles the estate for Beatrice Welles, said that he was not informed of Fable’s plans to tackle “Magnificent Ambersons.” The ...
The aspiring ‘Netflix of AI’ has a plan to remake the original cut of Welles’ adaptation of The Magnificent Ambersons. The aspiring ‘Netflix of AI’ has a plan to remake the original cut of Welles’ ...
Edward Saatchi, CEO of Amazon-backed startup Fable, sees AI as “possibly the end of human creativity,” at least as an exclusive phenomenon. And no, he doesn’t believe that’s a bad thing. The exec made ...
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