Wahlberg's Crime Thriller Loses 3,000 Theaters After $15M Haul

Mark Wahlberg's latest crime thriller has been dropped by nearly 3,000 theaters, a steep exhibition pullback after the film grossed around $15 million domestically. The wide-scale theater loss signals a rapid end to its big-screen run.

The movie struggled with critics as well, landing a 49% score on Rotten Tomatoes amid mixed reviews. That reception likely contributed to its short theatrical window.

The retreat comes as the box office braces for a crowded slate of action and crime titles. According to Collider, Tom Cruise's new film Digger is tracking to deliver his weakest box-office debut in nearly two decades, while Jason Statham's two 2026 vehicles, Shelter and Mutiny, performed in a similar box-office bracket.

For Wahlberg, the theatrical drop-off adds to a mixed year for mid-budget crime thrillers, which increasingly rely on streaming and home entertainment to recoup costs.