Nicholas Hoult’s New Heist Movie Officially Faces a Hold-Up at the Box Office

David Leitch’s heist comedy *How to Rob a Bank*, starring Nicholas Hoult, opened to less than $5 million, making it a likely box-office underperformer. Its weak debut comes alongside a poor critical response, adding to a mixed run for Leitch’s recent films.

The film earned a 35% score on Rotten Tomatoes and reportedly cost $40 million to make. It opened alongside *Ebenezer*, which led the domestic box office with more than $20 million. Leitch’s earlier films had mixed commercial results: *Bullet Train* grossed about $240 million worldwide, while *The Fall Guy* earned around $180 million against a reported $150 million budget.