Moviegoers liken first AI film 'You Can See Everything' screening to Beethoven's Fifth premiere
kyliebytes · x · 2026-10-16
A viral post compares watching the first theatrical screening of the AI film 'You Can See Everything' to being an Austrian noble attending Beethoven's Fifth premiere in 1808, capturing the hype around AI-generated cinema.
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