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New ‘Digger’ Ad Targets Critics Bashing Tom Cruise’s Movie

New 'Digger' Ad Takes Aim at Critics of Tom Cruise's Movie

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  • Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 5 distinct news outlets with 5 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 3.
  • Primary Driver: New 'Digger' Ad Takes Aim at Critics of Tom Cruise's Movie
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Tom Cruise's new movie 'Digger' has sparked controversy among critics. According to In Review Online, the film has been criticized for its divisive and loud tone.

NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast described Tom Cruise's performance as 'intensely committed to the bit'. Yahoo's review praised Tom Cruise's turn in the film, calling it 'occasionally brilliant' but also 'flawed'.

The current state of the controversy is that a new ad has been released targeting critics who have panned the movie.

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What is the tone of Tom Cruise's new movie?

Divisive and loud, according to NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast

How has Tom Cruise's performance been received?

Mixed, with praise from Yahoo and criticism from Slate

What has been released in response to the controversy?

A new ad targeting critics who have panned the movie, according to Forbes

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