Wait, in fact harry potter novel was released in June 1997 for the first time, is movie was original harry potter movie in the past, where timeline between the release of novel the first time and old harry potter didn't synchronize at all..
It’s nothing like the 50’s! Whoever is making these needs to go and watch a load of 1950’s film trailers. The music is sweeping and orchestral. Not this parade ground trumpet rubbish. It has moments of characters talking with a narrator that speaks with a dramatic flare. Not this dry mumbling.
@@EvgeneXI I totally agree with you. A human being didn't create this, however. AI created this mess. It has narration from the 1930s or even pre-1930s and the music in terms of recording quality and style of music is more like 1910s and 1920s.
When I was a kid, this was exactly what I imagined in my head while reading the books. What can I say, I had great visual taste in my younger years. Cheers, mate.
With guest stars Errol Flynn,David Niven and June Allison, a right rollicking adventure with stars at every turn, Danny Kay making his first appearance.
Воображаю, какой кипеж поднялся бы, если бы этот ролик вышел в разгар Поттеромании. От "Вот это фильм, где можно посмотреть?!" до "Его на самом деле сняли, только маги из Хогвартса запрещают его показывать!" 🤣
I'm not being hyperbolic when I say that your channel has really helped me lately. I've been struggling with the way the world is. With life. I haven't felt the magic of inspiration in quite a while. But watching these trailors i feel it. A feeling that was all but lost to me in recent time. They genuinely give me a reason to be excited about the possibilities of living.
I totally understand, I have lifelong MDD and it can be hard to stay up to date with things since there's so much falsified. 💛 Take care unknown friend, little things like this can help and there is actually much more good in the world than the miserable want us to know. ...And actual good fun uses of A.I. like this help! 😁 These recent trailers by @AbandonedFilms definitely gives me some creative inspiration too!
You are really on to something special, I absolutely love all of the 1950's Super Panavision 70 that you've made. I really hope that someday you get the means and technology to make these into full length movies, I'd buy them all!
@@dermagnus8482 I'm not gonna lie, I'm pretty disappointed in humanity that you'd consider POC and degenerates in the same category. I'm not trying to start anything, and I don't think we should randomly plug in POC where they weren't before (write more new compelling POC characters, everyone!), I still say I'm sad that you think this. Some of the most wholesome people I've known were not white like me.
The aesthetics of this world actually look more lived-in and appealing to me. AI is simply pulling stuff out of alternate universes where people made slightly better design choices
Okay, so all of these are good. I’d enjoy some explanation as to how you create this aesthetic. It’s extraordinarily impressive how you are evoking a visual time period so well that you are transcending the actual reality of that period. This is art.
1. This is AI 2. It's not really like the 50s at all, more like the 20s or maybe even earlier. If you want to see how an actual 50s movie looks and sounds check out Singin' In The Rain 3. Nevertheless, it is still kinda intriguing in a way.
In an alternate universe, this would have been filmed at Pinewood Studios. 74 years later, you would be able to watch this "classic" film on TMC with Ben Mankiewicz providing a commentary. :)
There is something about the 2000s era "grime" that seems to infest modern movies, sort of like the Pacific Coast Homelessness that makes any fair city grungy.
The beauty of these things you create are extraordinary. Simply extraordinary, and not least because none of the people we see are real. In that respect it is truly fine art. I'm staggered by each. (And to be honest, I'm very impressed at the speed at which you're knocking them out 😊 )
Guess it's an interesting reminder of how impossibly expensive these movies would have been to make in the 1950's. Wish prompt source code was a thing.
THIS... is genius. For this 65 year old lifelong fan of Sci-fi/ Fantasy films... you've summed up my entire viewing experience in one very clever mashup. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
1930’s music is how you know you’re in the fifties! You know, like how all the Marvel movies have songs from the nineties and early two thousands to show how current they are?
@@crixxxxxxxxxesta versión de Harry Potter de 1950, si se ve como una película 🎞️ buena sana y recomendable; para toda la familia. A diferencia de la película 🎞️ original, que es oscura y tenebrosa; y llena de brujas y de monstruos.
Uh, hi, Gen X here. If you guys could go ahead and stop complaining about our music and maybe come up with something BETTER, that would nice. Otherwise, get used to Black Sabbath and stop complaining.
Me asombra lo bien que le queda esta atmósfera con todo esos tintes antiguos, me gustaa Aunque yo solo entré porque la Hermione de la portada me recordó mucho a Kevin de Los Años Maravillosos xd, like
Screw you dude! Haha. I thought a 1950s ultra panavision 70 Harry Potter concept was such an original idea of mine that it would never occur to anyone else. However, actually seeing it brought to life was delightful!
Why does Harry look like he just started riding a two wheel bike and Hermione and Ron look like they have full time jobs and a house with a mortgage? 😂
I recently started following you, and ive noticed alot of other channels do what you do ,but i wanted to say NONE OF THE OTHERS IVE SEEN DO IT AS GOOD AS YOU. You put more creativity and effort into your editing. The others just copy and paste. Thanks for the great entertainment. Keep up the good work.
Wow....clicked this to have a good laugh, but some of this scenery is truly captivating. I love the homely feel of Hogwarts and the old facaded. If this was a bit more grittier, like the first "300" movie, coupled with truly old-fashioned hair-do's and clothes, and that old charm........damn, I'd really watch this.
