Overview
- After a full week in wide release, the film has earned roughly $10 million domestically against a reported $55 million budget, according to Collider.
- Critical reception remains positive, with a certified fresh 87% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and multiple outlets lauding Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons’s performances.
- Composer Jerskin Fendrix’s soundtrack features 15 original tracks and includes Marlene Dietrich’s recording of Where Have All the Flowers Gone, which appears on the score album.
- Coverage emphasizes the movie’s examination of conspiracy thinking, corporate power and class resentment, with reviewers noting its bleak humor and provocative style.
- Theatrically released in late October and now playing nationwide, the film’s provocative final movement is fueling discussion without slowing its ongoing rollout.