Killers of the Flower Moon's Budget Constraints Improved This 1 Scene (Exclusive)
Killers of the Flower Moon, which follows a string of Osage murders in 1920, had budget constraints that improved one crucial scene.
When Martin Scorsese's newest film landed, critics had strong reactions to it. Some called it an "unflinching, honest, sweeping, intelligent, and necessary” film while others noted that it might be one of Leonardo DiCaprio’s “most complex” roles yet.
While the film sits at a 93% critic approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it’s not performing too well at the box office. Across three weekends, the movie only grossed $120 million globally against a $200 million budget.
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