The Golfinch movie might have failed in a lot of ways, but Donna Tartt's novel is a masterpiece. Take a look at ten details from the book you missed!
It's the best of times and the worst of times for Warner Bros. right now. As the studio celebrates the financial glories of Joker, they also have to worry about just how hard The Goldfinch is bombing both here in the U.S. and internationally. Directed by John Crowley, starring Ansel Elgort and Nicole Kidman, and adapted from the acclaimed novel of the same name by Donna Tartt, The Goldfinch seemingly has all the right elements to make for a great, prestige movie. So, after a month of it hanging out in theaters, what happened? Let's get the …
The Goldfinch failed to take flight, and Warner Bros. and Amazon will be footing the bill for the film's horrendous performance.
Warner Bros. blames audiences and the marketplace for The Goldfinch's opening weekend box office bomb, where the film made $2.6 million domestically.
Here's what went wrong, in a nutshell. Or a birdcage.
It was a mixed bag of a weekend for Warner Bros. which saw It: Chapter Two deliver a strong hold and retain the weekend's #1 spot at the box office, but their new release, The Goldfinch, bombed, delivering one of the worst openings ever for a wide release. Alternatively, STXfilms's Hustlers exploded out of the gates with the studio's largest opening in its five year history as well as star Jennifer Lopez's largest live-action opening of all-time. With an estimated $40.7 million, WB and...
The Goldfinch became a massive box office bomb for Warner Bros. this weekend by earning only $2.6 million domestically in its debut.
The Goldfinch, an adaptation of the novel by Donna Tartt, has overwhelmingly negative reviews following its debut at TIFF. Here's why.
Here's what he told us at TIFF.
Who's in The Goldfinch main cast and where have you seen them before? We break down the basics about John Crowley's adaptation of the popular novel.
Donna Tartt's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Goldfinch makes the jump to the big screen, but does the film adaptation have a post-credits scene?
Ambitious and undeniably gorgeous to look at, The Goldfinch is a sprawling mess that never finds the rhythm it needs to really come alive as a film.
Thanks to this past weekend's blockbuster opening for IT Chapter Two, September 2019 is already off to a huge start, and now coming up we have two movies coming up that really couldn't look more different.
You can tell that John Crowley’s adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Goldfinch doesn’t really care about grief or love or anything substantial by the way it handles its inciting event. For this cold, heartless, sterile look at survivor’s guilt in the face of senseless tragedy, you need only observe the relationship between young Theo (Oakes Fegley) and his mother. When you do, you’ll note that there’s nothing there. There’s no nuance, no texture, no specificity; only a giant signpost that says, “My mom was killed by a terrorist, and now I …
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