The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

Why are none of you guys aware that this movie is clearly generated by artificial intelligence?

It's so airbrushed and the people move unnaturally and change emotions too quickly too tje point they act inhuman. Because they are. Because its a computer trying to tell a story based on some prompt they asked chatgpt, generated ai voices based on it, then adds video ai over the sound.

Nearly all of these comments talk about how "one-dimensional" and "flat" these characters feel, and I agree. These characters are extremely flat because a computer cant make a long movie feel emotional just yet. Good art (a good movie) does not compare to artificial intelligence.

This is a technology available very recently and will only become more convincing as it advances.

I really want you to understand that there are ways to create FAKE movies like this one, and they are used in scarier ways each day. Now, its a full length film that they made for less than $500, but later, it will be fake security camera footage of you stealing something you never stole, and fake nude pictures of you that you never actually took.

Do you see how this sort of thing seeming real to people is a dangerous issue?

Here is an informational video explaining how to spot ai generated video:

youtu.be/FEmri6CjH9U?si=p_pfPuk2l8M8wr9P.

I had to watch it through till the end. Not because the story was captivating - it isn't, indeed it is so fundamentally moronic it becomes a feature in and of itself - but because almost every aspect of this, eh, series, is so horrendously bad that it becomes an involuntary comedy. I was laughing with tears running down my face at virtually every scene, it is simply that bad. The titular character actress seems to have some acting chops - and she would do well to put it to use in better "productions" than the likes of this - but the entirety of the remaining cast could not act to save their lives. Pretty people, sure, but it goes to show that beauty alone is not sufficient. It is a tall order to make Tommy Wiseau seem like a creative genius, but this "production" came through in spades.

I recently stumbled upon this series on TikTok and was initially intrigued by its premise and the attractive actors. While the story had its moments, the acting left much to be desired. The characters felt flat and one-dimensional, and the performances lacked the emotional depth necessary to truly engage the audience. It felt more like a school play than a professional production.

The cliffhanger on TikTok was a clever way to hook viewers, but the ending ultimately fell short of expectations. Overall, I'd give this series a 7/10, primarily due to the actors' visual appeal and the potential of the storyline.

Think of cheesiest K-Drama you've ever watched, translate it into mangled English, and you have The Divorced Billionaire Heiress. There's something about this movie that kept me glued to my screen for the entire time. I watched the first part of it on TikTok, then had to find the rest on DailyMotion. Sat through ads...so many ads...just to watch what is essentially a predictable melodrama with unbelievably bad writing and weak acting.

Despite all of this, I can easily say I really enjoyed watching it. It was hilarious at some points when the actors tried to feign emotions they clearly didn't feel. The camera work was comically bad, zooming in on what felt like the wrong thing at the wrong moment during a dramatic scene. I wish I knew what the creator was thinking...it was intended finally awful, yet somehow became a showpiece in its lameness. I recommend it!

Interesting plot, I saw the start of it pop up on Reels, intriguing enough that I had to find it to watch it through. The plot is probably overdone overall, but the story does carry itself for the most part, with some twists.

I have to wonder if the direction was to make the acting intentionally bad. There's a lot of stiff delivery and forced "emotion" and interaction. Flat and poor delivery from tertiary characters, rough secondary characters, and the leads try to carry it without letting the others drag them down. Screams community theater all the way. It honestly seems like I'm watching a recording of a high school play.