Poster for Sarik Andreasyan's "War and Peace" adaptation is riddled with AI blunders

Director and producer Sarik Andreasyan posted the first poster for his adaptation of the classic novel War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy. It follows the traditional style where characters and scenes from the film get layered onto a vertical image, except this one was made with AI.

And it shows.

Here's what users spotted while picking apart the poster:

• The leftmost dancer at the ball has no pants on, just shoes and socks

• His partner has a crooked, unnatural-looking arm

• The chandelier above him floats in mid-air like it belongs in Hogwarts

• Every woman is wearing the same dress

• Why is Pierre Bezukhov hat on fire?

• Stanislav Bondarenko kept the same hairstyle from a different role, so he plays French general Michel Klemann in "Hunt for the Emperor," set during the events of 1812, and then shows up looking identical as Prince Bolkonsky in "War and Peace."

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There are more serious complaints too. Showing up to a ball without gloves was considered a serious breach of etiquette back then, yet the main characters dance with bare arms front and center.

On-set photos, however, show Natasha Rostova and Andrei Bolkonsky actually wearing gloves:

The period drama War and Peace premieres February 18, 2027. A trailer is expected soon.