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Ryan Coogler won the Best Original Screenplay Oscar last month for “Sinners,” but if you ask Quilty — a new AI tool promising sharp, actionable feedback on scripts — it’s “more like a Tarantino wannabe without his rhythm.”

Roger Cheng put Quilty to the test with a mix of blockbusters and one bomb to test the technology and explore where the human element truly matters in filmmaking. Check out the surprising results below.

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We Tried Quilty, the AI Tool That Analyzes Scripts. The Results Were Shocking

We ran screenplays for three hits — and one notable bomb — to see what Quilty would say

By Roger Cheng

When we fed Quilty, a new AI tool that promises to analyze and provide insightful feedback on your scripts, the screenplays for “Sinners,” “Barbie,” “Christy” and “Die Hard,” the results left us slack-jawed. 

Of the four, “Christy” boasted the highest “Quilty Score,” aggregated from a look at its story, commercial viability, cultural resonance and ease of production. 

Yes, the boxing biopic starring Sydney Sweeney that raked in just $1.3 million in its opening weekend last year, one of the worst for a film with a wide release...

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