They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky... Oh, wait, I have to save that for the upcoming Adam’s Family movie. Ok, they’re rich and sadly boring, they live in New York, intellectually walled off from each other, and this doesn’t rhyme. Once again, I was led to believe a movie is about something entirely different than how it’s portrayed in a trailer. The Goldfinch looked to be an exciting whodunit about a terrorist event and a stolen masterpiece. While there was an unexplained explosion, and a 1654 painting goes missing, the entire middle of the movie drags on about a grieving boy coming of age among seriously broken people. For the record, I looked up the painting. The Goldfinch is a 1654 work by Carel Fabritius of a chained goldfinch. It is a 13 by 9 inch oil painting that belongs to a collection in The Hague, Netherlands. I did not read the Pulitzer Prize winning book from which this movie originated, but have read that this interpretation is a disap