The Naughty Adventures of Scarlett May Blossom

There's going to be people that like it and people that don't. I think that may be because this way of creating is the beginning of a vast new arena at the doorstep of media -Ai created content.

Just like the drum machine freaked out drummers or the no mechanical keyboard on the first iPhone made me feel odd; our reactions to Scarlett May Blossom are reactions to a completely new way of creating entertainment.

Like it or not Scarlett May Blossom has entered in the very early stages of Ai content creation, and as such is definitely ground breaking.

Check it out for yourself. It's history in the making however which way your criticism goes.

Just when you think AI applications can't get any worse, along comes this piece of horrific slop. It looks terrible, it sounds terrible, the dialogue is terrible. Everything about this is slop.

Will the technology improve? Almost certainly yes. Will AI actors become cheap and readily available? Probably. But will anything be able to overcome the sheer emptiness and soulessness of the experience? Probably not.

I imagine there are huge profits to be made from this sort of material though, so the corporations will be pushing hard to make things to follow up on this. So, in the meantime folks, keep downvoting and boycotting the slop.

Wonderful humor! Scarlett is a new breed of libertarian-a character DH Lawrence might have conceived. She is a free spirit, beautiful, but always earthy, and uncommonly direct. She is an avatar on an outrageous adventure, improvisational, when it comes to seducing and being seduced! "So many ceilings I have seen!" But there is more here than a deliciously sexy farce. It's Scarlett's innate otherworldliness. Something about the way she looks at you with those beautiful AI eyes. Something about her voice that lilts with Alabama enchantment. Anyway, it all works. I loved the music, the animation-and fell in love with the lady! Count me a fan!

I've seen some pretty rough reviews of SCARLET MAE, but I feel the series isn't being seen in the right light. To me, this jumps us back to the days of Burt Reynolds as Gator McClusky, The Dukes of Hazzard, "R" rated drive-in fare for on a hot summer night and Hee Haw. The series brought back all of those memories for me and so I watched it through teenage eyes and I had fun, which, I think, is the whole point.

Alot of attention is being given to the completely AI creation of the series, except it still had to be written and directed, and that didn't happen by computer. AI was simply a tool that Paul Davids used to bring his project into being; it was pretty much a massive solo effort for the documentarian, and that accomplishment deserves recognition. And Scarlet herself is quite a creation!

Special note should be made of the fun and bouncy tunes of the Metzger brothers (Russell was one of the producers). Those tunes are what carry NAUGHTY ADVENTURES right into Hee Haw territory where it very comfortably fits.

AI has not been perfected yet, but this was a great start to view what's coming.

It might have a glitch or two but remember our flip phones 15 years ago?

I admire the producer who got this out of the gate and look forward to more of their productions.

The music and voice talent was excellent. Some comments disagreed with the premise of the show. Ignore that. If you don't like it, flip to something else. But give it a chance - it's worth seeing the first episode.

It's too bad that IMBD is requiring me to write another minimum characters "in order to post this review." So that's what I'm doing... and now... Done.