Overview
- The A24 release hit U.S. theaters on Feb. 20, presenting John Patton Ford’s modern spin on the Kind Hearts and Coronets/Israel Rank inheritance-and-murder tale.
- Critical reaction skews mixed, with aggregator snapshots around the high-40s on Rotten Tomatoes and notices praising standout supporting turns like Margaret Qualley and Bill Camp.
- Trade coverage projects a roughly $3 million opening weekend, including about $1.5 million on opening day with previews, signaling a weak commercial start.
- Reviewers frequently cite tonal unevenness in the black comedy, even as some highlight sharp social commentary on wealth and hustle culture.
- Industry reporting suggests a typical A24 rollout next, with a PVOD debut in roughly a month and an HBO Max window about 3.5 to 4 months after theatrical, though no dates are official.