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Jake Gyllenhaal's "Road House" remake is facing two major issues: a lawsuit from the original's screenwriter over AI and copyright issues and the director's boycott of its upcoming premier.
Road House movie lawsuit alleges AI was used to hastily complete the film to preserve the copyright on the original story, which could delay or terminate the March 21 release.
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Amazon Studios and original 'Road House' scribe R. Lance Hill are coming to blows after the latter sued the studio for copyright infringement, also making claims of misuse of AI, with regards to its upcoming remake.
R. Lance Hill, the original 1989 "Road House" screenwriter, filed a lawsuit against Amazon MGM Studios for alleged copyright infringement.
The original Road House writer is suing saying Amazon and others don't have the rights to release the remake, and that they used AI to complete it.