Seedance 2.0 is hitting Transformers-level detail — this feels like a $200k movie shot

I honestly didn’t expect this level of detail with Seedance 2.0. The mechanical articulation, the weight of the movement, the timing of the transformation — it genuinely feels like a single *“logic-defying”* Transformers shot that would cost **hundreds of thousands of dollars** to pull off in a big-budget movie. What really stands out is how *intentional* everything looks: * The mechanical joints actually feel engineered, not random * The motion has weight and inertia * Even the small transformation details don’t feel rushed or cheap This isn’t just “AI doing something cool.” It feels like a VFX-heavy blockbuster moment where every frame was carefully planned. If you told me this was a test render from a studio pipeline, I’d believe you. AI video is moving way faster than I expected — and Seedance 2.0 is a big reason why. Curious what everyone else thinks: Are we already crossing into *cinema-quality* territory, or is this still just an impressive tech demo?