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Tom Cruise film Digger forecast to become a major Hollywood flop

Tom Cruise's latest satirical black comedy, Digger, is facing massive financial losses, with analysts predicting it could lose around $245 million for Warner Bros. The film experienced a sharp 60% drop in ticket sales during its second weekend, bringing its global total to roughly $35 million against an estimated $280 million production and marketing budget. Directed by Alejandro G Iñárritu and co-starring Cruise as oil magnate Digger Rockwell, the movie has also received poor critical reviews. This performance starkly contrasts with Cruise's recent box office triumphs in franchises like Top Gun and Mission: Impossible.

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Tom Cruise film Digger forecast to lose $245m at box office

Tom Cruise's latest satirical black comedy, 'Digger', is projected to become one of the biggest box office flops in Hollywood history, facing estimated losses of around $245 million. The Warner Bros. film experienced a 60% drop in ticket sales during its second weekend, bringing its global total to roughly $35 million against a steep production and marketing budget of $280 million.

Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Set to Lose $245 Million After Box Office Drop
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Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Set to Lose $245 Million After Box Office Drop

Tom Cruise and director Alejandro González Iñárritu’s R-rated environmental satire 'Digger' is projected to lose $245 million during its theatrical run, making it one of the largest flops in cinema history. Following a disappointing opening weekend, the Warner Bros. release suffered a 60% decline in ticket sales during its second weekend, bringing its cumulative global total to just $35.3 million against massive production expectations.

Hollywood Rallies Behind Tom Cruise's Box Office Flop 'Digger'
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Hollywood Rallies Behind Tom Cruise's Box Office Flop 'Digger'

Major Hollywood figures, including Anne Hathaway, Guillermo del Toro, and Jane Fonda, are rallying in defense of Tom Cruise's latest film, 'Digger.' Despite grossing a disastrous $8 million domestically on its opening weekend and facing heavy financial losses, industry peers are praising the movie's artistic ambition and courage. Directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, 'Digger' features Cruise as an oil tycoon facing an apocalyptic crisis. While critics were sharply divided and the film is projected to lose over $150 million, supporters are urging audiences to value artistic risk over commercial box office charts.

Melania Trump's Advisor Mocks Tom Cruise Over 'Digger' Box Office Bomb
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Melania Trump's Advisor Mocks Tom Cruise Over 'Digger' Box Office Bomb

Melania Trump's senior advisor, Marc Beckman, recently took to social media to mock Tom Cruise following the disastrous box office debut of his latest film, "Digger." Beckman argued that the First Lady's documentary, "Melania," actually outperformed Cruise's movie on a per-theater basis earlier this year. While both films struggled commercially relative to their massive budgets and marketing costs, Beckman highlighted the efficiency of the "Melania" release. He claimed the documentary achieved higher per-theater averages despite playing in significantly fewer locations.

Tom Cruise Defends Digger After Box Office Flop
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Tom Cruise Defends Digger After Box Office Flop

Tom Cruise's latest film, 'Digger,' directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, has faced a significant box office disappointment, earning only $8 million domestically against a massive $160 million budget. Despite the poor opening, Cruise remains optimistic about the film's long-term legacy. In a recent interview, Cruise emphasized that he prioritizes creating lasting cinema over immediate opening weekend success. He compared the film's reception to classics like 'Blade Runner,' hoping 'Digger' will eventually be recognized for its artistic merit despite its current financial struggles.

Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Suffers Massive Box Office Bomb
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Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Suffers Massive Box Office Bomb

Tom Cruise's new absurdist dark comedy 'Digger' has severely underperformed in its opening weekend, grossing just $8 million domestically and $20 million globally. Sidelined by poor reviews and a 'C+' CinemaScore, the Warner Bros. film is facing steep losses. With a production budget estimated between $160 million and $180 million, plus substantial marketing costs, the movie needs roughly $300 million to $350 million globally to break even. Industry insiders project the film could lose between $150 million and $200 million during its theatrical run.