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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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Rotten Tomatoes lists a 53% Tomatometer from 192 critic reviews and a 67% Popcornmeter from 100-plus verified ratings.
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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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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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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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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.”
