From the perspective of film alone, 6 points; in view of the surging emotions involved, although not well vented/expressed by the film , 7 points.
I think the director wants to make Pulitzer an Oscar. The box office fiasco at least shows that the audience doesn't like this kind of editing. It's okay if you tell the story well. The problem is that the story is average. The progress bar is not enough.
Information on that painting: The painting featured in the novel, The Goldfinch, is work by Carel Fabritius from 1654. It belongs to the collection of the Mauritshuis in The Hague, Netherlands. Author Donna Tartt first saw the painting 20 years before the release of the book.
Other than that, I think the biggest highlight of the film is Nicole Kidman's outfits.
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