PVOD Release Follows as Anne Hathaway’s Twisted Thriller Officially Hits Major Milestone Despite Being Removed from 1,100 Theaters

Theatrical run loses screens

The psychological thriller has lost a significant share of its theater count and is now available on PVOD. Its box-office run is expected to end with a solid but unspectacular haul.

The article’s headline says the film was removed from 1,100 theaters, but the body describes only a significant reduction in its theater count. It does not specify the film’s current screen total or its box-office milestone.

Expectations set by adaptations

The film was expected to reach benchmarks set by recent adaptations of bestselling books. It Ends with Us earned $350 million worldwide, while The Housemaid grossed $400 million.

David Fincher’s Gone Girl, described as similarly targeted, earned more than twice as much as the new thriller. The article does not provide the new film’s worldwide gross.

Hathaway’s recent releases

Anne Hathaway stars in the lead role. Her 2026 films The Odyssey and The Devil Wears Prada 2 have grossed more than $2.5 billion worldwide combined. Hathaway also starred in the science-fiction thriller The End of Oak Street, which made around $120 million globally against a reported $80 million budget. The article says the new thriller received poorer reviews than those films.

Reviews trail comparable films

The thriller holds a 31% score on Rotten Tomatoes. The article says that rating is lower than the scores for It Ends with Us and The Housemaid. Although the film shared the built-in audience of other adaptations, its reviews and box-office outlook suggest a more modest result. No title for the thriller is given in the article.