Katie Holmes’ movie, Mad Money is a flop!

Katie Holmes’ new movie Mad Money probably didn’t do as well as the actress would’ve hoped. Moviegoers didn’t flock in droves to see Katie’s big return to the silver screen and probably won’t any time soon, either.

Her comedy Mad Money, co-starring Queen Latifah and Diane Keaton, came in at No. 7 with $7.7 million, according to studio estimates released Sunday.

Cloverfield, the sci-fi monster flick, was the box office champ with $41 million.

No. 2: Katherine Heigl’s romantic comedy 27 Dresses, with $22.4 million. (See her in a bridesmaid dress here.)

The Jack Nicholson comedy The Bucket List ranked No. 3 with $15.2 million, while the indie comedy Juno (starring Ellen Page, who just signed on for Drew Barrymore’s directorial debut) came in at No. 4 with $10.3 million.

National Treasure: Book of Secretswas No. 5 with $8.1 million; First Sunday, No. 6, with $7.8 million.

Critics had slammed Holmes for her role. The New York Times called her “the movie’s weakest link.”

I’ve seen most of the trailers for each of these movies and the only one I still really want to see is The Bucket List. How did Katie think she could stand up next to the great Jack Nicholson? I would’ve asked for my release date to be changed if I were her.

Is Tom Cruise the source of negative feelings or vibes towards Katie Holmes?