Nothing makes me mistrust AI more than the obsession in c-suites with forcing it on us.

At least Sharknado committed to the bit. The Pooh one was basically a general direct-to-TV slasher film with vaguely themed costumes.
"They lost their humanity so they don't speak. But complex machines are fine!"

And to make it worse, it was just absolutely awful. I had some mild hopes with the basic premise but they clearly didn't have a plan beyond "lol, a slasher horror using a childhood IP."

One of those movies where I'm made I wasted the time I can never get back.

Because there's always new blood who think it's their dream career when they're really just more meat for the grinder.

On the one hand, you're correct, it's a movie and takes many liberties with the truth. On the other hand, I feel like there's a nonzero chance that he's actually worse irl.

It's one of the few places I shop at anymore where I don't feel like a damned villain - the employees don't all look dead inside.

What chucklehead wants to shop at a place where everyone is dying to leave?

Same, got a dice box and tray from them years ago. The more time has gone on, the more I cringe to see the logo.

It's really not that hard to act like a decent person with an ounce of empathy, truly.