Tom Cruise’s R-rated environmental satire “Digger,” directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, opened to a dismal $8 million domestically last weekend amid poor reviews and a C CinemaScore, setting up a steep second-weekend decline. Early tracking shows a roughly 60% drop to around $3.2 million from 3,321 theaters, keeping the domestic total near $14.4 million. Trader consensus heavily favors the 3-4 million range because the film’s audience rejection and limited appeal for an original high-budget comedy have produced consistent daily estimates in that band. An upset into the 2-3 million or 4-5 million buckets would require either sharper-than-projected erosion from ongoing competition or a surprise uptick in holdover business that revised final numbers fail to confirm.