It's an unfortunate weekend in the history of movies — "the last movie star," Tom Cruise, is struggling to pull audiences to theaters, and the historic Warner Bros. is no more. Cruise's name shall always be intertwined in the studio's history, as his ambitious new film, Digger, is the final release in the studio's history as an independent entity. It will soon be rebranded, along with Paramount, as the Skydance Corporation. Digger's release also marks the end of studio chiefs Pam Abdy and Michael De Luca's tenure at the company, according to a recent Puck report. Amid all the action, the movie itself is poised to become a historic box-office bomb, with actual opening numbers falling short of even the most pessimistic projections.
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