50 Cent reacts to failure of Tom Cruise's ''Digger'

US rapper 50 Cent has reacted on Instagram to reports that Tom Cruise’s film “Digger” is set to lose $250 million.

Sharing a screenshot of a news article, 50 Cent wrote, “Damn thats a lot a money out the door.”

According to the report shared by the rapper, Cruise's end-of-the-world satire is projected to lose out $250 million.

The update also says the numbers are expected to remain the same even after considering the post-theatrical revenue.

Additionally, the $250 million figure also ranks among the biggest losses in recent movie releases.

Following the Warner Bros. and Paramount mega merger, Skydance executives were shocked to discover the extent of the financial setback.

The movie has an approximately $160 million budget.

Directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Digger has been heavily pushed as a strong contender for the Academy Awards.

Released on October 2, the Tom Cruise-led movie performed very poorly at the box office.

In its opening weekend, Digger earned only $8 million in the U.S. and $21 million worldwide.

With a production budget of $125,000,000, the film has secured a worldwide box office collection of $23,016,375, according to The Numbers.

Earlier reports estimated that the film might lose around $125 million. Current reports hint at a bigger figure.