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Since the announcement of the streaming exclusive, critics have revisited the film. IndieWire gave the exclusive cut an "A" grade, noting: "Where the theatrical release felt claustrophobic, the exclusive streaming cut feels expansive. The extra twenty-six minutes turn Clara’s descent into madness from a horror trope into a meditation on artistic legacy."