The problem with all of these, even the most recent one, is that they have the "AI look". People have tired of this look already, even for short adverts; if they don't want five minutes of it, they really won't like two hours of it. There is no doubt the quality has vastly improved over time, but I see no sign of progress in removing the "AI look" from these things.
My feeling is the definition of the "AI look" has evolved as these models progressed.
It used to mean psychedelic weird things worthy of the strangest dreams or an acid trip.
Then it meant strangely blurry with warped alien script and fifteen fingers, including one coming out of another’s second phalanx
Now it means something odd, off, somewhat both hard to place and obvious, like the CGI "transparent" car (is it that the 3D model is too simple, looks like a bad glass sculpture, and refracts light in squares?) and ice cliffs (I think the the lighting is completely off, and the colours are wrong) in Die Another Day.
And if that’s the case, then these models have covered far more in far less time then it took computer graphics and CGI.
