Someone would be forgiven that he didn't notice, but Daisy Ridley, from the fame "War of the Starvers", had a new movie arriving at the cinema over the weekend. Indeed, As the adaptation of director Oz Perkins, Steven King, "Monkey" destroyed And "Captain America: Marvel's brave new world" once again shot down graphs, "cleaner" arrived with no fanfare. This is still surprising when we look at the fact that the Casino Royal Director, Martin Campbell, was at the helm. However, it does not make it less true.

The Action Blinking of Cwiver Distribution's "scavenger" debuted on just 378 screens in the United States, taking only $ 426,150, making an average of a large screen of just over $ 1,100. This will be lucky to keep those relatively few screens in the coming weeks, which means he will be lucky to clear $ 1 million at home. That's ... not good.

The film focuses on a group of radical activists taking over the annual gala of an energy company, taking 300 hostages in the process. An extremist within their ranks is quickly known and he is ready to kill everyone in the building to send his message to the world. Meanwhile, a former soldier turned into a window cleaner (Ridley) has been suspended 50 stories on the outside of the building and unwilling to save all inside.

To make things worse, this is just the last in a series of small films that have essentially gone nowhere for Ridley. After "Starwalks War: Skywalker's Rise" achieved $ 1 billion in 2019Ridley had the world in front of her. Mixed although the response to the sequel trilogy was, Ridley was undoubtedly set as a great starvet.

Unfortunately, everything that came out of then was in the worst mass flop like the YA disaster that was "chaos walking", and at best small, A recent film that virtually no one has seen, as "I sometimes think about dying." Even something seemingly more commercial, like the thriller "The King's March", burned with less than $ 3 million worldwide. The only post-"Starwell War" hit the name of Ridley is "Peter Rabbit 2: Escape", and it was a sound thing. It is not its significant time on the screen.

Everything is very sad, in no small part because "Cluderer", on paper and when Ridley talked about it, it sounded wonderful. For what is worth, critics were mixed with the film, as it is 50% of rotten tomatoes. However, did you deserve a fair shake? More importantly, does Ridley deserve better?

So how is this happening? How is the actor who titles the "Starwell War" trilogy how Ray is at the end of such a series of accidents? Whether Ridley was considered accidents it is creatively another conversation, but commercially, it is impossible to argue with the results. Is this just Ridley what makes purely creative choices that are not emitted? Does she have a hard time booking better jobs? Is this a problem with its representatives? Now, we have more questions than answers. We can only hope that this is just a rough string that will break sooner than later.

We talked about this, along with the other news about the box office, today's episode of /film daily podcast:

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The "cleaner" is now in cinemas.