Bombing hard on a 200 million budget!
Current stats from box office mojo:
DOMESTIC (48.9%)
$42,035,063
INTERNATIONAL (51.1%)
$44,000,000
WORLDWIDE
$86,035,063
What I take from this (besides it doing poorly) is the percentages between domestic and foreign. International audiences aren't that interested in a storyline about Native Americans.
Looking at Oppenheimer, a storyline that involves the whole world (as a nuclear war would), the spread is DOMESTIC (34.2%) and INTERNATIONAL (65.8%), so the international audience was really interested in that movie.
So based on the 2.5 X budget rule to get into what is known as 'profit territory', this needs to make 500 million dollars.
It won't come close. At this rate, it will be lucky to finish around 120 million - 150 million box office (assuming it has legs.)
If they spent 400+ million (production budget plus marketing budget) that will be a big loss.
I haven't seen it but was put off by:
1) unappealing trailer/subject matter
2) unattractive looking Leo (he looked terrible)
3) long runtime of 3h 26m (that's 26 longer than Oppenheimer)
4) weird title