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An estimated $8 million domestic debut against a reported $160 million–$180 million production budget puts the satire on course for a colossal flop.
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Variety reports the Tom Cruise film opened in fifth place from 3,321 North American theaters, against a $160–180 million production budget.
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Rotten Tomatoes lists a 53% Tomatometer from 192 critic reviews and a 67% Popcornmeter from 100-plus verified ratings.
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Variety estimates a $7.5 million domestic opening for ‘Digger’ and, citing knowledgeable sources, puts its production cost at $160 million–$180 million.
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An account shared footage it described as Hüller with the film’s cast at a Los Angeles screening, crediting Gold Derby via Instagram.
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Boxreport, citing Variety, says the film’s budget rose from an approved $125 million after filming delays, with marketing costing $100 million. It says Warner Bros. puts the worldwide break-even point at $300 million.
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A film-focused post says critics are divided on 'Digger.' Another post predicts that people expecting a Tom Cruise movie will get an Iñárritu movie instead.
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GlobalBoxOffice reports a 40% Rotten Tomatoes score for the film and says it may miss the $15 million debut it projected days earlier.
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A September 29 post says 52% of 96 reviews favored Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s dark comedy, while critics faulted the film and Cruise’s performance.
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Variety reports that the ad for the Tom Cruise movie asks audiences to “decide for yourself” after the film was called “unpleasant” and “baffling.”
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USA Today reports on the LA premiere and shares photos. One post calls Cruise's performance Oscar-worthy and Riz Ahmed a supporting standout; another says the film debuted at 41% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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On September 29, DiscussingFilm reported a 41% Rotten Tomatoes score for 'Digger.' MovieWeb later put it at 52% and described critics as split.
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GlobalBoxOffice says 'Digger' may fall short of the $15 million debut it projected days earlier. It also cites a 40% Rotten Tomatoes score, which it calls director Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s lowest.
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A post shares a photo it describes as showing Cruise and Powell at the film’s Los Angeles premiere.
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A film account shared a photo link and identified the event as the film’s Los Angeles premiere.
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The Los Angeles Times reports that Ruscha’s poster for Alejandro González Iñárritu’s film was unveiled at LACMA, with stars Tom Cruise, Jesse Plemons and John Goodman attending.
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The Hollywood Reporter describes reactions ranging from “insufferable” to “terrific.” September 29 posts listed Rotten Tomatoes scores of 41% and, later, 53%.
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ItsCelebWatch describes early reviews as mixed for the Tom Cruise film directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu.
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A Digger news account says it was accused of buying premiere tickets and lying about a WB invitation. Its operator, who says they're a student, questioned how they could afford the tickets.
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E! News shared a photo credited to Getty of the four at the Film and TV Charity's Royal Film Performance and global premiere of "Digger."
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One commenter criticizes film Twitter for saying 'Digger's' box office doesn't matter after years of celebrating Cruise as "Mr. Cinema" for his star power.
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Prince William and Princess Kate reportedly attended the Royal Film Performance at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s film, which stars Tom Cruise.
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Posts describe police escorts in Leicester Square and Tom Cruise taking Catherine's hand on the Odeon steps at the September 22 premiere.
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One reaction calls Iñárritu’s Digger “a waking nightmare in the best way possible.”
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Variety reports that Cruise thanked the royal couple for supporting the event, saying “we really appreciate what they do for the arts, for this country and for the world.”
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The Entertainment Factor reports new trailers for six films, while ToonHive says a reimagined 'Barbie in the Nutcracker' is set for Netflix on November 1, 2026.
