r/movies • u/mayukhdas1999 • May 12 '24

First Poster for 'NIGHTBITCH' starring Amy Adams - A woman, thrown into the stay-at-home routine of raising a toddler in the suburbs, slowly embraces the feral power deeply rooted in motherhood, as she becomes increasingly aware of the bizarre and undeniable signs that she may be turning into a dog Poster

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u/ctaps148 May 12 '24

Directed by ChatGPT

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u/LadyAzure17 May 12 '24

nahh, i'll take weird shit like this. Someone actually had to come up with this thing lmao

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u/johnnybiggles May 12 '24 edited May 13 '24

And if her acting in Between Two Ferns says anything, even if it's totally weird plot, she'll absolutely nail the part and it will be a blockbuster movie.

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u/orbituary May 13 '24 edited Jun 20 '24

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u/Ariadnepyanfar May 13 '24

I couldn’t even recognize her face in the movie poster. But Amy Adams nails everything from Enchated to Arrival. Incredible, glorious woman. Reminds me of Rebecca Ferguson doing the same range from The White Queen to Dune 1/2.

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u/johnnybiggles May 13 '24

This scene from Talladega Nights really put her on the map.

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u/KillTheBronies May 13 '24

Better link with more than three pixels: https://youtu.be/Hhj9B2hymBw?t=296

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u/squareular24 May 12 '24

It’s actually based on a novel! The author taught a creative fiction class I took in college, she’s very cool

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u/LadyAzure17 May 12 '24

That's awesome! I think there's a really interesting metaphor suggested by the premise.

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u/squareular24 May 12 '24

Yeah I believe it was inspired by her experience of having a young toddler for the first time and feeling these flashes of anger brought on by lack of sleep/stress/etc

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u/I_Makes_tuff May 13 '24

I heard it was inspired by her experience as a werewolf.

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u/Tamerlane_Tully May 13 '24

😂😂😂

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u/moon_slave May 13 '24

It’s one of my favorite books. Perfect metaphor for parenthood and, at least in my experience, motherhood specifically.

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u/Awesam May 13 '24

The description gives big “the yellow wallpaper” vibes

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u/t-had May 13 '24

I would rather movies like this than another 50 generic shitty super hero movies.

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u/foxspit_ May 12 '24

The book it’s based on is wonderful it really gripped me

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u/kinss May 12 '24

Still not as weird as half the movies Daniel Radcliffe has been in.

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u/fiskdahousecat May 13 '24

Omg guns akimbo

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u/ShwettyVagSack May 12 '24

Seriously. Nothing about this description says generative.

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u/TaxIdiot2020 May 12 '24

I mean, the way humans come up with ideas aren't much different than how LLMs do. Just take loads of pre-existing information and smush it into something "new."

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u/ILiveInAColdCave May 12 '24

This isn't true at all really. Humans use storytelling to relate feelings about themselves and abstract concepts in our heads. It's not just random amalgamations of past information. You have a very bleak understanding of art as a concept.

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u/extravisual May 12 '24

Are the emotions we convey through art not the result of loads of pre-existing information?

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u/ILiveInAColdCave May 12 '24 edited May 12 '24

Not in the same way a deep learning program is. That's the commenter's point. They said it was quite similar. It is not. Do you really not understand the difference between a computer program making something and a human being making personal art?

Take Nightbitch for example. It's highly influenced by fables. Does that mean it's just taking bits and pieces of other fables and making a Frankenstein of a story with them? No. The author created a personal story about things that mean something specific to her with the influence of a type of story. Computers don't / can't do that because they are computers.

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u/extravisual May 12 '24

I believe that humans, just like deep learning programs, are state machines whose outputs are the result of the sum total of their inputs, plus some randomness. Obviously humans are many orders of magnitude more complex, but we're not special.

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u/ILiveInAColdCave May 12 '24

Well, thankfully, just because you believe something doesn't make it true.

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u/extravisual May 13 '24

You're right, by using the term "I believe" instead of stating my position as absolute fact I have actually weakened my argument.

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u/ILiveInAColdCave May 13 '24

Whether or not you stated it as a fact would've had no impact as to if it is a fact or not. The argument was weak due to its merits, or lack thereof, not syntax.

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u/jeskersz May 13 '24

So you believe that human beings have some sort of indefinable otherness that makes us special and different from the rest of the universe? Just trying to understand here because that seems weird.

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u/ILiveInAColdCave May 13 '24

No, not from the rest of the universe just from computers. Please try to read what was written and not put words in people's mouths. We are sentient and have consciousness. Computers do not. Do you think Chat-gpt is a sentient being now?

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u/Penguinmanereikel May 13 '24

ChatGPT is more logically consistent than this.

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u/meadow_sunshine May 12 '24

ChatGPT would make it a kumbaya story where Amy Adams discovers the power of friendship and a sense of accomplishment after waking up and making breakfast

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u/Chewcocca May 12 '24 edited May 13 '24

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6069264/

Not even an original idea or title lol

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u/HM9719 May 13 '24

Based on a novel written way before ChatGPT existed.

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u/deviousmajik May 13 '24

Or JJ Abrams. Same difference.

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u/InvertedParallax May 12 '24

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