Earlier this year, Netflix said it used generative AI in final footage for the first time in the Argentine show "The Eternaut" to create a scene of a building collapsing. Since then, the filmmakers behind "Happy Gilmore 2" used generative AI to make characters look younger in the film's opening scene, while the producers of "Billionaires' Bunker" used the technology as a pre-production tool to envision wardrobe and set design.
According to Variety, in Triangle of Sadness, the "Captain's Dinner" scene, which ends in an explosion of seasickness, took multiple days to film. The actors had to wear tubes on their faces, and the SFX crew pumped fake vomit - including pieces of octopus and shrimp - out of it. The scene was so complicated to film that it was planned two years before filming began.