Poor critical reception and a dismal audience response have driven "Digger"'s steep post-opening decline, positioning the 3-4 million range as the clear market favorite for its second weekend. The Tom Cruise-Alejandro G. Iñárritu R-rated comedy-drama opened to just $8 million domestically—Tom Cruise's weakest in nearly two decades—amid mixed-to-negative reviews that prompted defensive studio marketing and a C CinemaScore. With a 1.33 legs ratio and daily drops exceeding 50 percent after the debut frame, the film has already fallen well behind expectations for a wide release in over 3,300 theaters. Recent reports of potential $150-250 million losses for Warner Bros. ahead of its merger further underscore weak word-of-mouth and limited repeat business. Traders appear focused on the next chart update and any modest hold from the prior weekend's already diminished totals.