Genre: Drama/Western
Director: Terrence Malick
Writer: Rachel Hallet Hardcastle
Based on the novel by Cormac McCarthy
Cast: Nicholas Hamilton, Isaac Hempstead Wright, Ryan Lee, Isabela Moner, Natalia Cordova-Buckley, Andy Garcia, Eugenio Derbez, Julio Cesar Cedillo, Olga Kurylenko (cameo), Michael Fassbender (cameo)
Budget: $28,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $13,668,349
Foreign Box Office: $9,590,371
Total Profit: -$30,108,814
Reaction: It's rare, but certainly not unheard of, that a film loses more money than it cost to produce in the first place and that's exactly what happened here, joining films such as Sunny Days, Animus, Invisible Monsters, The Job, and The Hazel Wood, among others.
"Terrence Malick is a good choice for this material and setting. He delivers an expectedly beautiful looking film, which helps make up for some of the film's other apparent issues." - Matt Carson, Arizona Republic
"Bogged down in cultural details, this film version of All The Pretty Horses never bothers to make the characters feel human or relatable." - Paul Onkean, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"This second adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's novel felt cold and lifeless. Lead actor Nicholas Hamilton is talented, but the writing doesn't give him the chance to bring any life to John Grady Cole." - Rob Morse, ScreenRant
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Rated R for violence and some sexuality
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