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  Review by Kylo ★★★½ 14

  I hope this does to marriage and kids what Jaws did to trips to the beach.

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  Review by aaron ★★★½ 4

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  mama a dog inside you

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  Review by MarMar ★★½ 13

  I genuinely believe if Yorgos Lanthimos got his hands on this it would be a masterpiece

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  Review by Nathancarter13 ★★★½ 6

  Night bitch? What ever happened to good evening my fair lady?

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  Review by Joe Kohle ★★★½ 3

  I watched this with my mom and my dog and the entire time they both kept saying “exactly”

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  Review by jeaba ★★ 5

  honestly a good concept but it just doesn't feel like this movie believes that the viewer is capable of thinking for themselves

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  Review by zoë rose bryant ★★★½ 5

  i wish this got a little weirder and leaned into the satirical absurdity of the story just a little bit more, but considering how many ways this adaptation could’ve gone off the rails, it’s incredible how clear and consistent marielle heller’s vision is, even if the ultimate conclusions might be too clean-cut for some.

  nevertheless, amy is as astonishing as expected - absolutely nailing both the monstrous exhaustion of motherhood and the surreal psychosis her character endures simultaneously - while scoot mcnairy offers excellent and empathetic support that enriches the two’s relationship as husband and wife and makes the movie’s meditations on marriage much more even-handed and honest.

  most importantly though, it’s just so fucking fun.

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  Review by Matt Singer

  When my wife gave birth to our first daughter, it fixed her eyesight. She literally stopped wearing her glasses. When she had our second kid, her vision got blurry again. She also became lactose intolerant for the first time in her life. Years later, she still can’t eat cheese. It used to be her favorite food.

  Anyway, Nightbitch.

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  Review by Chase Azarian ★★★ 3

  Can confirm Daycunt was teased in the post credits scene

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  Review by Haunted Hippie ★★★

  Played it really safe. Needed to be more feral

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  Review by Josh Lewis ★★ 9

  Adams is doing good work, Heller knows how to put a solid movie together, and it even has a few provocative and challenging ideas regarding motherhood as this violently transformative mythological experience that to be honest required a lot more commitment to its brief moments of ugly feral (borderline) body horror. But it became increasingly and disappointingly clear as it went on that this was perfectly content to articulate them almost entirely in sentimental “I am woman, hear me roar” NYT best-seller dramedy terms. Your mom will really like it.

  Further discussion on ep 347 of my podcast SLEAZOIDS, as part of our TIFF24 coverage.

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  Review by cassie ★★★½ 3

  when they ask me what my biggest fear is and i can’t say marrying and having a kid with a man who slowly begins to feign incompetence while i build up unrelenting resentment for him and so instead i just say heights :)