The thriller [Little Stranger] opened on a small scale in North America last weekend, and the box office was very sluggish. Produced by Focus Pictures, the film was released in 474 theaters in North America, with a box office revenue of about $420,000, and a single-house box office of only $886.
Money is more intuitive than anything, and from a box office standpoint, the film is a undoubted failure.
What is the director trying to express? If it is suspense, the soundtrack and plot of this film are obviously not enough; the thriller, it is even more invisible; the human nature is not very obvious; the awakening of the aristocratic aristocracy? It's a pity that there are neither inspirational scenes nor ups and downs of the plot.
The ambiguity of the theme sets the tone of failure, and every aspect is different from the type "Atonement". Of course, the original authors, Granny Sarah and Ian McEwan, are not at the same level as writers, but the film and television drama cannot be completely based on the original book. , even if the original work does not have the essence, the crew should create the essence.
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