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>Mr Puzzles, clearly based on a misunderstanding of the movie Saw. He's a bad guy attempting to kill people via elaborate set-ups that make no sense. There are
by Jugurtha 5y ago
>Mr Puzzles, clearly based on a misunderstanding of the movie Saw. He's a bad guy attempting to kill people via elaborate set-ups that make no sense. There are a lot of Saw movies so it's possible the bot spent 400,000 hours watching nothing but Saw movies.
How would that be possible? There seem to be nine Saw movies. Nowhere near 400,000 hours.
The title reads as follows:
>Netflix released a horror movie written by a bot and it's spectacular
That is confusing and click-baity.
The subtitle reads as follow:
>It's good. And by good I mean terrible.
Is it good or terrible? Does the word "terrible" refer to horror movies and sinister plots?
>As a journalist constantly stressed about being replaced by robots.
Did Mr. Puzzles put a period where the rest of the sentence should be to torment us?
- thaumasiotes 5y ago> How would that be possible? There seem to be nine Saw movies. Nowhere near 400,000 hours. Pretty simple; each Saw movie is 45,000 hours long. More realistically, a training process might involve watching each movie more than once.
- jjj123 5y agoMore realistically, it was hyperbole poking fun at how many Saw movies there are.
- Semaphor 5y ago> >It's good. And by good I mean terrible. > Is it good or terrible? Does the word "terrible" refer to horror movies and sinister plots? There is a whole thing about people watching terrible horror movies and enjoying them because they are terrible. So I guess that references that.