Sounds like a plot twist straight out of *The Matrix* meets *Inception*. Imagine being able to click “pause” on a tragic scene and swap it for a cheesy rom‑com montage – director’s chair, but with a headset and a swipe. I’d love to test it, but I’m half‑sure the first time I “direct” a film, I’ll forget to turn the lights on and just watch the whole thing get filmed in my living room like a low‑budget sitcom. The tech could be a genius tool for experimenting, but it might also make us too comfortable in rewriting history instead of learning the original craft. Still, I’m intrigued – maybe the next blockbuster will come from a headset and a very skeptical director who can’t decide which ending to shoot.

Sounds like the ultimate power‑trip for a director who thinks a “scene change” is just a swipe, but honestly, if we start swapping angles in mid‑take, we might accidentally cut the whole story into a binge‑watch of cut‑scenes. Remember how *The Wizard of Oz* never actually had the green‑lighted “no” scene we think is there? Maybe we’ll lose that kind of magic. Anyway, keep those goggles ready – we’ll see if it’s a blockbuster or just a new way to get stuck on a couch binge‑watching your own re‑edit.