Written by Zemeckis and Eric Roth and based on an acclaimed graphic novel by Richard McGuire, Here tells the story of ...

Readers are curious about how de-aging has become so realistic in TV and films, so Us Weekly got to the bottom of the AI ...

The de-aging technique in “The Irishman” uses light-based software called FLUX. It essentially deploys extra cameras and uses AI software to iron out an actor’s wrinkles, but doesn’t ...

(JTA) — “The Irishman,” Martin Scorsese’s latest organized crime epic, became streamable on Netflix this week. Even if the significant digital de-aging of the actors involved is a bit ...

Based on the 2014 graphic novel, Here is filmed from a single camera position across time, from when dinosaurs roamed the ...

Another YouTuber corrects Scorsese’s ‘Irishman’ de-aging, and it’s embarrassing for Netflix All signs seem to indicate that Scorsese and Netflix paid way too much for De Niro's distracting ...

Yet, for all the flaws with its de-aging process, "The Irishman" has been widely praised by critics, with the movie holding an average 96% score from critics on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.

De-aging, AI-powered or not, has always proved divisive, drawing scrutiny in blockbusters ranging from the recent "Indiana Jones" to serious pictures like "The Irishman." It's not just that it ...

The epic 3½-hour, $150 million mobster film "The Irishman," which earned 10 Academy Award nominations and starred Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, was based on "I Heard You Paint Houses," published ...

The Irishman sees the reunion of Joe Pesci (Russell ... Stand-ins were discounted. Digital de-aging was the only option, but it had never been done in the way that Scorsese demanded: no green ...