The 2.5-hour AI-generated Odyssey movie is a tale of technical inconsistency and artistic failure, proving that while AI can create, it cannot yet truly capture the essence of storytelling.

Directed by Ash Koosha, co-founder of AI firm Fountain 0, the film is a patchwork of inconsistencies, from the morphing world to the blaring voice-overs. The result is a dull, disjointed experience that highlights the limitations of current AI technology.

Despite the ambitious claim of being 'the first completely AI-generated film produced at the level of a Hollywood blockbuster,' The Fall is far from the groundbreaking achievement it aspires to be. The 'acting' is bafflingly bad and the physics defied, making the film a tedious exercise in poor filmmaking.

While Koosha's intentions may have been good, his attempt to capitalise on Christopher Nolan's success with AI has backfired, creating a film that is more of a hindrance to the art of storytelling than an enhancement. This serves as a stark reminder that for now, human craftsmanship remains irreplaceable in the world of cinema.