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Tom Cruise’s film “Digger” projected to lose about $150 million after weak opening

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By BynamelyWritten by AI from 2 reports

Deadline reported that Tom Cruise’s film “Digger” is projected to lose around $150 million after posting its lowest opening in 19 years, with a reported $160 million net price, an $8 million domestic debut and a $20 million global start, and received a C+ rating.

Why it matters

Fans monitor Cruise’s box‑office performance, and this projected loss signals a notable setback for his latest project.

Key facts

  1. The Deadline headline describes “Digger” as a disaster expected to lose around $150 million.
  2. The film’s net price is reported at $160 million.
  3. Its domestic debut was $8 million and global start $20 million.
  4. It received a C+ rating from the outlet.
  5. Cruise is noted for starring in the Top Gun: Maverick and Mission: Impossible blockbusters.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

How this update was made

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