Strong Friday performance of just $2.2 million across 2,810 theaters has locked in trader consensus for an opening weekend under $7 million, with current projections pointing to roughly $4.75 million. Weak critical reception at 33% on Rotten Tomatoes, a B- CinemaScore, and mixed reviews highlighting tonal inconsistencies have limited buzz, while competition from Johnny Depp’s stronger-opening Ebenezer and holdovers like The Cat in the Hat further squeezed screens and audience interest. The David Leitch-directed heist comedy’s $40-60 million budget and social-media premise failed to generate meaningful presales or early word-of-mouth momentum despite its ensemble cast. An upset into higher brackets would require an unprecedented Saturday-Sunday surge driven by positive audience reactions, a scenario not supported by exit polls or comparable genre tracking.