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Non of these people look anything like the actors listed on the poster
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Starring Matt Damon and Jack Ransom
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LionsGret have Gret movies
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That's a lot of pyramids
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I love Twitthishn!
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Is there really a demand for ANOTHER one?
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Remember to NIGHAPE HOUTH
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Only on NETFLX
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It's called Lost City but the poster just says LOST
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Can't wait to see JOHN TERMINATOR: 7 END OF WAR, 7
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The Departed 2 starring… who are they supposed to be?
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MEL GIGSON RETURNS TO FIGHT YOU FREEDOM ONCE MORE.
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Starring ADAM SANDLER, ANNOY ADAM SANDLER and THIE KATE BECKERSALE
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JUHHKAH CAPITHE!
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The sequel to fast and furious X is need for speed 2?!
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That's not how you hold a gun
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Is it also published by AI? Why does it say "The transporter 3"?
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Oh wait, It's actually Transporter 5 (Who is that and what is he holding?)
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The ‘Fake AI Movie Poster’ Epidemic Is Here and It’s Hilarious
Every day, like clockwork, my mother-in-law sends me yet another "mind-blowing" photo she stumbled upon on Facebook. Every day, I gently explain: "Yes, it's amazing, but no, it's not real. It's AI-generated." You've probably seen these too—outlandish scenes like a kid in a third-world country building a functional rocket out of tin cans, with Jesus helping him launch it. The AI fakery is getting better, sure, but right now? It's hilarious.
Enter the latest trend in online absurdity: AI-generated movie posters. These are so bad they're good, and they've taken over the internet (well, mostly Facebook). Think of sequels no one asked for, like Grown-Ups 3, Jack the Giant Slayer 2, or yet another Twilight installment. The posters themselves are a glorious mess of awkward faces, misplaced hands, and taglines that make zero sense.
While AI tools continue to improve, these cringe-worthy creations are a reminder that not every innovation nails it on the first try. So, scroll through this gallery of hilariously bad AI movie posters, and laugh along with the internet's collective confusion. And hey, who's to say we haven't already fallen for a fake? It's 2025—anything's possible.
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