Are Multimodal LLMs Movie Buffs? (2026.findings-eacl)

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Challenge: Multimodal large language models are increasingly used for movie understanding . however, their performance on movies lags behind other video understanding tasks .
Approach: They analyze movie knowledge, cinematographic knowledge, and critical analysis to identify where MLLMs fail . ML models are increasingly used for movie understanding .
Outcome: The results show that MLLMs outperform existing methods in small-scale settings involving factual knowledge but fail when cinematographic and critical analysis is required.

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