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Alejandro G Iñárritu's films and where to watch them on Videoess →Alejandro González Iñárritu (born August 15, 1963) is a Mexican filmmaker, primarily known for making psychological drama films about the human condition. His films Amores Perros (2000) and Biutiful (2010) each received nominations for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film, and be earned critical and…
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Tom Cruise visited Studio MAPPA's Tokyo expo, stared at Eren Jeager’s Rumbling, and left with a new take on lies and truth — all while promoting his film 'Digger'.
While Digger flounders, Jack Reacher: Never Go Back has surged back into Prime Video’s top six most-watched movies in the US.
Anne Hathaway gives Tom Cruise’s Digger a perfect 10/10, calling it 'brilliant,' 'trippy,' and 'aggressive'—even as the film earns just $24.9M globally. Her own film, Verity, has grossed $70.8M. Cruise thanks the crew. The sequel to Days of Thunder is set for June 2, 2028.
Tom Cruise’s Digger bombed with $8 million in North America. A $160 million+ production, it needs $350 million to break even. It won’t. Cruise says he makes films to last—not to open big. But this one didn’t even stay in theaters.
Tom Cruise stars as an actor in a play about a climate disaster—but the real twist is that the disaster was real. The film ends with the audience seeing the world after the apocalypse. No dialogue. Just gas masks and silence.
Digger, Tom Cruise's new film, has only earned ₹1.55 crore in India after three days, with a global gross of $12 million. The $125 million film, directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, is struggling to find an audience.
Tom Cruise's Digger collected just $3.4 million on its opening day in North America, putting the Warner Bros dark comedy on course for the actor's weakest opening weekend in roughly two decades.
Tom Cruise’s Digger opens to just $8 million, sparking debate. But del Toro and Cuarón are defending it as a misunderstood masterpiece in the making.
Tom Cruise took to social media to praise Digger's cast and crew after the Alejandro G. Iñárritu satire opened to roughly $8 million, his weakest debut since 2007's Lions for Lambs.
Digger lands in Indian theatres today — and it’s not just a Tom Cruise film. It’s a visual experiment in scale, silence, and storytelling.
The film is being attacked with such vitriol that the studio has actually pivoted its marketing campaign to feature the negative reviews as a kind of badge of honour.
Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Digger stars Tom Cruise as an oil tycoon caught in a layered narrative that shifts from ecological drama to meta-theatrical satire. Critics praise its visual boldness but question its emotional resonance.
Digger isn’t just a movie. It’s a decade-long hunt for the right way to tell a story that kept moving beneath the surface. Tom Cruise plays both the real and the imagined. The film releases October 2.
Alejandro G. Iñárritu says his $125 million Tom Cruise film Digger was originally titled Blah, Blah, Blah, a dig at the human tongue's power to distort reality, before Warner Bros. went with the oil baron's surname instead.
Warner Bros. has slashed its opening estimate for Tom Cruise’s off‑beat climate thriller Digger to $12‑15 million, citing a ballooning budget and mixed reviews as the star departs from his usual action roles.
Tom Cruise leads Warner Bros.’ last solo film, the climate‑crisis satire ‘Digger’, but opening‑week estimates hover under $15 million, trailing comparable releases and sparking doubts about its awards push.
John Goodman arrived at the Hollywood opening of Digger with his wife Anna Beth, sporting a dramatically slimmer frame after shedding two hundred pounds, and joined the film’s star‑studded cast on the red carpet.
Warner Bros. released a bold trailer for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s ‘Digger’, featuring Tom Cruise’s character swearing at detractors. Critics are already divided, with Rotten Tomatoes hovering at a 53 percent approval rating as the film opens Friday in theatres and IMAX.
Hollywood’s latest climate satire ‘Digger’, starring and produced by Tom Cruise, secured an A‑certificate from India’s CBFC after minor cuts, and will open nationwide on October 2.
Warner Bros has launched a split‑screen advertisement for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Digger, juxtaposing praise and scorn from early reviewers. The move arrives just as the film’s October 2 opening looms, and critics are already split on Cruise’s turn as an oil magnate.
Tom Cruise's latest dark comedy, Digger, hit Los Angeles with a glittering red‑carpet event. The 64‑year‑old lead wore extensive makeup, sharing the night with Emma D'Arcy, Jesse Plemons and director Alejandro G Iñárritu.
Tom Cruise led co-stars Riz Ahmed, Sandra Hüller and Jesse Plemons at Digger's Los Angeles premiere on Monday, four days ahead of its October 2 theatrical release.
Avneet Kaur attended the Digger world premiere in London, posing beside Tom Cruise in a wine‑red gown. Her Instagram tribute, “Love you so much Tom,” fuels fan excitement before the Indian launch on Oct 2.
The final trailer for Digger shows Tom Cruise transformed into an aging oil tycoon whose company triggers a global catastrophe. Alejandro G. Iñárritu's satire opens in India on October 2.