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: Filmed in 2014, it sat on the shelf for three years due to the collapse of The Weinstein Company and multiple re-edits.

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Whether you are a completionist tracking every POOP release or simply someone who wants to watch Alicia Vikander stare longingly at a tulip in pristine fidelity, seek out this version. Just remember: like the tulip bulbs of 1637, the value of a release is often in the eye of the beholder—and the scarcity of a good encode.

: Captures the reckless passion of a struggling artist.

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When it finally premiered, it did so to generally unfavorable reviews from critics, who felt that its sumptuous visuals, brilliant sets, and stellar cast could not disguise its melodramatic plot and contrived writing. One review notably panned a line of dialogue delivered by the film's protagonist: "All we have to do is put all our eggs in one basket." This critical pummeling contributed to the film's failure at the box office, where it grossed only around $9.2 million worldwide against a $25 million budget.