Poor critical reception has sharply lowered trader expectations for “How to Rob a Bank” opening weekend gross. Reviews landing in the low-50s on Rotten Tomatoes and mid-40s on Metacritic, the weakest of director David Leitch’s career, highlight tonal inconsistency and flat stunt work despite a timely social-media heist premise and cast led by Nicholas Hoult and Zoë Kravitz. Pre-release tracking already pointed to a modest $8–15 million debut, but recent updates citing audience disinterest and competition in the November corridor have pushed consensus toward sub-$7 million results. With the wide theatrical release beginning November 13, limited presale momentum and the film’s $60 million-plus budget further reinforce the market’s strong preference for the lowest outcome band.