Collider reported that Tom Cruise’s $125M movie was removed from nearly 2,800 theaters after two weeks.
Why it matters
Fans may care because it reflects the commercial outcome of his latest project.
Key facts
- The film is titled "Digger".
- The movie had a $125 million budget.
- It was called an "infamous box‑office disaster".
Evidence
Weak evidence — treat this as unconfirmed.
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