Warner Bros. May Lose $150M on Digger

Tom Cruise’s political satire “Digger” has grossed only $35.3 million worldwide, with U.S. and Canadian ticket sales declining 60% in its second weekend, leading Warner Bros. to project at least a $150 million loss. The film, shot on a budget estimated between $125 million and $160 million, opened with $8 million, marking Cruise’s lowest opening since 2007, and received mixed reviews. Industry experts attribute the poor performance to marketing challenges, the film’s polarizing reviews, and Cruise’s altered appearance, with additional revenue expected from streaming and other downstream sources despite the theatrical failure. This setback comes amid Warner Bros.’ broader struggles at the box office for the year.

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