The eco-satire film Digger, starring Tom Cruise as an unconventional oil tycoon, has performed poorly in theaters, resulting in projected losses of approximately US$245 million. Directed by Alejandro Inarritu, the movie was intended to showcase Cruise's dramatic range but received negative reviews from critics and failed to attract significant audiences. Two weeks following its release, the production has earned only US$14.4 million domestically and US$35.3 million worldwide. Industry analysts have labeled the project a financial failure, creating a substantial fiscal challenge for Warner Bros. as the studio finalizes its merger with Paramount Skydance. The low box office returns for such a high-budget production highlight the disconnect between the film's ambitious premise and its reception by the public.
Source : Malay Mail
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