Generate Movie Poster with AI (Good or Bad Movie Concept)

[Rev. Powell]

The thing is, I asked Copilot to come up with a text description of the poster first, then make the poster. So it came up with a poster description its own policies wouldn't allow it to create. Very strange.

Not strange but logical according to copilot.

Direct request difference: If you skip the "describe first" step and just ask for the poster, the system interprets the title in a more open, theatrical way. It doesn't generate a problematic description before the image, so the request can pass safely.

So the second person's request worked because the system never had to commit to a text description that violated its own rules.

Interesting, I suspected something like that. I started going text first because the "title only" versions were often lame compared to the text concepts, and could be tweaked more easily before generating the poster. The thing is, I don't want to fool with it: if it won't make a poster or make it properly in two or less tries, I'll move on to another. I could continue asking it to continue to fine tune the poster, but it normally makes new errors when you try to fix something.

I broke my own rule I stated above with this one and generated it four times trying to get Copilot to get it right. This final try before giving up is OK, but I don't know why it insists on adding "Comedy" to the bottom, despite me telling it specifically to remove it in a previous poster.

[Rev. Powell]

These are great!

[bob]

ChatGPT

[claws]

The idea was a cheesy Hallmark-ish TV-romance between a vacationing female sumo athlete and a local ski instructor in Colorado (looks like copilot made the ski instructor the sumo athlete). They were supposed to be stuck high up in a ski lift where she is having her first eggnog. Copilot gave me this.

Not exactly what I wanted/expected, but It'll do I guess, except for the corny tagline I requested. Doesn't quite fit now. It is giving double entendre vibes, which was my intention.

[bob]

copilot




ChatGPT

it didn't listen to what I wanted for the tombstones

[claws]

[Rev. Powell]

Not bad.

[chainsaw midget]

[claws]

Are you using Google Gemini? This is usually their style.

[chainsaw midget]

For those ones, yeah.

They're hit or miss with the text, but I like the image style.

[claws]

For those ones, yeah.

They're hit or miss with the text, but I like the image style.

They said they usually don't make theatrical style images (as in shape). They mostly do square-shaped images.

Some of my first were actually 4K photorealistic theatrical posters with Gemini. I guess it depends on the prompt one is using for generating requests. I could be wrong, though.

[bob]

I made one with a similar idea