Tom Cruise Political Satire Loses Another 583 Theaters in Week 4
The film drops to about 200 locations in its fourth week, losing roughly 3,100 theaters since its debut, according to Collider.
Tom Cruise's new political satire is being pulled from another 583 theaters this week, according to Collider. The film, now in its fourth week of release, will play in roughly 200 locations, down from more than 3,300 at its debut.
The reduction brings its total theatrical footprint loss to about 3,100 locations since opening.
The film opened in more than 3,300 theaters and earned just $8 million domestically against a reported budget of up to $180 million. Two weeks into its release, it was removed from 2,500 theaters, the 10th-biggest drop of all time.
It was also dropped from several IMAX locations after one week and replaced by Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey.
Before release, the film was marketed with an early trailer largely made of clips from Cruise's most memorable movies, and an Oscar campaign was being prepared. Reviews for the film have been divisive.
Quick answers
How many theaters is Tom Cruise's new film losing this week?
It is being removed from another 583 theaters in its fourth week, leaving it in roughly 200 locations.
How much has the film's theater count dropped since its debut?
Its theatrical footprint has decreased by about 3,100 locations since it opened in more than 3,300 theaters.