Overview
- A full 15-track listing for Jerskin Fendrix’s score is circulating, with Marlene Dietrich’s recording of Where Have All the Flowers Gone included.
- Coverage highlights Emma Stone’s in‑film sing‑along to Chappell Roan’s Good Luck, Babe, a needle‑drop framed as reinforcing the story’s identity concerns.
- Critics praise the performances, with several calling Stone, Jesse Plemons, and newcomer Aidan Delbis awards‑caliber.
- Analyses focus on the film’s interrogation of conspiracy thinking, class resentment, and corporate power through a tense kidnapping drama.
- Reports note a strong start at the box office, including the best opening weekend of Yorgos Lanthimos’s career, with the film currently in U.S. theaters.