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Tom Cruise's ‘Digger’ Will Lose $250 Million | Exclusive
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Is this "Cruise's film"? His old age pet project? Or just some film that happened to cast Tom Cruise in a (presumably) main role?
(edit: ok, definitely the latter)
I've seen this film mentioned several times on the fediverse now, is there anything more to it?
Here is a decent review of this movie. Apparently, its so bad that it is funny for all the wrong reasons. https://youtu.be/9Dz_uVgh7wI
Not saying it's a bad review at all, but he shows about half a dozen stills during the 15m he talks in his car.
From that it sounds like a bastardized, maybe Americanized, version of Du Levande which is amazing btw. IDK, maybe it's just the old men and pastel colors that evoked this comparison.
Now that you mention it, I could totally see this being an American version of a different foreign film. It just has that kind of weird/eccentric "Wes Anderson" vibe in the trailers
Interestingly the director of Du Levande is named Andersson.