Overview
- The A24/StudioCanal black-comedy thriller opened in U.S. theaters on Feb. 20.
- Early reviews are mixed, with several criticizing uneven darkness or laughs while others commend its commentary on wealth and hustle culture.
- Glen Powell leads as a disinherited heir, with critics repeatedly highlighting standout work from Margaret Qualley alongside Bill Camp, Topher Grace and Zach Woods.
- The film retools Kind Hearts and Coronets for modern American class dynamics and employs a death-row confession structure.
- No streaming date is confirmed, though reporting points to a likely HBO Max window following its theatrical run due to A24’s partnership.