Many saw it, as it was one of the very few movies with a different kind of story, partially available in December, and widely available in January and after digital release at the end of February. It's not an excellent movie, but at least it's thought-provoking, and well produced, directed, acted, shot, &c, which is more than one can say about 99% of what Hollywood produces. The 11 Oscar nominations were no joke. Emma Stone definitely earned her 2nd Oscar. And persnickety Rotten Tomatoes raved about it: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/poor_things

Budget $35 million

Box office $112.8 million