Supergirl' Struggles at Box Office, ‘Toy Story 5’ Tops Charts

WHO:

Variety - The film "Supergirl" is a comic book adaptation revolving around Superman's cousin.

WHAT:

Collider - "Supergirl" opened far below James Gunn’s Superman, earning only a third of its box office debut.

Deadline - "Jackass: Best and Last" opened to $10 million internationally, a slight increase from its previous weekend performance.

Deadline - "Supergirl" has a reported budget of $175 million.

Deadline - Peter Safran, co-CEO of DC Studios, stated that he is still "confident" in the DCU strategy despite "Supergirl" not meeting box office expectations.

Variety - "Crossing," a historical war epic, opened at number one in the mainland China box office with RMB79.3 million ($11.7 million) during the June 26–28 weekend.

Variety - "Crossing" has brought its cumulative total to $12.8 million in China.

Variety - "Toy Story 5" maintained its hold on the top spot at the South Korean box office, pulling in $3.3 million from 502,939 admissions over the three-day window.

Deadline - "Toy Story 5" has collected $159.1 million in its third weekend, bringing its total to nearly $600 million globally.

Deadline - "Crossing," a historical war epic, opened at number one in the mainland China box office with RMB79.3 million ($11.7 million).

Variety - "Crossing" has brought its cumulative total to $12.8 million in China.

Variety - "Toy Story 5" maintained its hold on the top spot at the South Korean box office, pulling in $3.3 million from 502,939 admissions over the three-day window.

Deadline - "Supergirl" has collected just $30 million from 77 international markets, contributing to a weak start for the film.

Deadline - "Jackass: Best and Last" opened to $1.9 million internationally.

Deadline - "Supergirl" opened to just $68 million globally, far below the $80 million expectation, potentially losing Warner Bros. hundreds of millions of dollars.

Deadline - "Toy Story 5" collected $70 million in its third weekend, bringing its total to nearly $600 million globally.

Deadline - "Jackass: Best and Last" opened to $10 million internationally, a slight increase from its previous weekend performance.

Deadline - "Toy Story 5" collected $585 million worldwide by its second weekend.

Deadline - "Jackass: Best and Last" arrived in fourth place at the box office.

Deadline - "Supergirl" has a reported budget of $175 million.

Deadline - Peter Safran, co-CEO of DC Studios, stated that he is still "confident" in the DCU strategy despite "Supergirl" not meeting box office expectations.

Deadline - "Toy Story 5" has nearly reached $600 million in global box office revenue.

Deadline - "Jackass: Best and Last" opened to $1.9 million internationally.

Fox News - "Supergirl" opened to just $68 million globally, far below the $80 million expectation, potentially losing Warner Bros. hundreds of millions of dollars.

Variety - "Supergirl" has collected just $30 million from 77 international markets, contributing to a weak start for the film.

Variety - "Supergirl" debuted to a box office of $38 million in North America and $68 million globally.

Collider - "Supergirl" opened far below James Gunn’s Superman, earning only a third of its box office debut.

WHERE:

Variety - "Supergirl" was released in 3,600 theaters across North America.

WHEN:

Variety - The film was targeting a domestic start around $50 million before its release.

WHY:

Deadline - Despite the heat wave in Europe, the foreign box office remained steady, with studios advising exhibitors to promote air conditioning to attract audiences.

Variety - "Supergirl" is struggling to take flight at the box office, indicating a disappointing start for the DC Universe.

HOW:

Deadline - The heat wave in Europe is affecting the foreign box office, with studios advising foreign exhibitors to promote air conditioning.

Deadline - Despite the heat wave in Europe, the foreign box office remained steady, with studios advising exhibitors to promote air conditioning to attract audiences.

Deadline - Despite the heat wave in Europe, the foreign box office remained steady, with studios advising exhibitors to promote air conditioning to attract audiences.

Deadline - The heat wave in Europe is affecting the foreign box office, with studios advising foreign exhibitors to promote air conditioning.

Variety - The film's box office performance was measured against expectations set prior to its release.

(UPDATED June 29, 2026 14:16 UTC)

"Supergirl" has opened to disappointing numbers, earning only a third of what James Gunn’s Superman made at the box office, despite its hefty budget of $175 million. Meanwhile, "Jackass: Best and Last" saw a slight uptick, bringing in $10 million internationally over the weekend. Peter Safran, co-CEO of DC Studios, remains confident in the DCU strategy, even as the ongoing heat wave in Europe prompts studios to advise foreign exhibitors to promote air conditioning to help boost ticket sales.

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(UPDATED June 29, 2026 12:23 UTC)

"Crossing," a historical war epic, debuted at number one in the mainland China box office, earning RMB79.3 million, or about $11.7 million, during the weekend of June 26 to 28, bringing its total to $12.8 million in the country. Meanwhile, "Toy Story 5" continued to dominate the South Korean box office, raking in $3.3 million from over 502,000 admissions in the same three-day period. Despite a heat wave affecting Europe, the foreign box office has remained steady, with studios encouraging exhibitors to promote air conditioning to draw in audiences.

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(UPDATED June 29, 2026 10:19 UTC)

"Toy Story 5" continues to dominate the box office, raking in $159.1 million during its third weekend and bringing its global total to nearly $600 million. Meanwhile, the historical war epic "Crossing" opened at number one in the mainland China box office with RMB79.3 million, which is about $11.7 million, and has now accumulated a total of $12.8 million in China. Additionally, "Toy Story 5" held strong in South Korea, earning $3.3 million from over 502,000 admissions during the three-day weekend.

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(UPDATED June 29, 2026 08:35 UTC)

"Supergirl" has had a disappointing start, raking in only $30 million from 77 international markets and opening to just $68 million globally, which falls short of the $80 million expectation and could cost Warner Bros. hundreds of millions of dollars. Meanwhile, "Jackass: Best and Last" opened to $1.9 million internationally. Despite a heat wave in Europe, the foreign box office has remained steady, with studios encouraging exhibitors to promote air conditioning to draw in audiences.

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(UPDATED June 29, 2026 06:26 UTC)

"Toy Story 5" continues to perform strongly, raking in $70 million during its third weekend and pushing its global total to nearly $600 million. Meanwhile, "Jackass: Best and Last" opened to $10 million internationally, showing a slight increase from the previous weekend. Despite a heat wave sweeping through Europe, the foreign box office has remained steady, with studios encouraging exhibitors to promote air conditioning to draw in audiences.

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(UPDATED June 29, 2026 04:16 UTC)

"Toy Story 5" has made a remarkable $585 million worldwide by its second weekend, showcasing its popularity among audiences. Meanwhile, "Jackass: Best and Last" landed in fourth place at the box office, indicating a competitive landscape for new releases. As the summer movie season continues, these films are shaping the box office dynamics.

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(UPDATED June 29, 2026 01:37 UTC)

"Supergirl" has a reported budget of $175 million, but it has not met box office expectations. Despite this setback, Peter Safran, co-CEO of DC Studios, expressed that he remains confident in the overall strategy for the DC Universe. This statement comes as the studio continues to navigate the challenges of the film industry.

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(UPDATED June 28, 2026 23:15 UTC)

"Toy Story 5" is on the verge of hitting a remarkable $600 million in global box office revenue. Meanwhile, "Jackass: Best and Last" has kicked off its international run with an opening of $1.9 million. These figures highlight the ongoing excitement in the film industry as audiences flock to theaters.

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(UPDATED June 28, 2026 21:15 UTC)

"Supergirl" opened to a disappointing $68 million globally, falling short of the $80 million expectation and potentially costing Warner Bros. hundreds of millions of dollars. The ongoing heat wave in Europe is impacting the foreign box office, prompting studios to recommend that foreign exhibitors promote air conditioning to help draw in audiences. As the summer continues, these weather conditions could further influence box office performance across the continent.

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(UPDATED June 28, 2026 19:19 UTC)

"Supergirl" has had a disappointing debut, bringing in only $30 million from 77 international markets. This lackluster performance has contributed to a weak start for the film. As audiences respond, the future of "Supergirl" at the box office remains uncertain.

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(UPDATED June 28, 2026 17:18 UTC)

The new film "Supergirl," which centers around Superman's cousin, debuted to a box office of $38 million in North America and $68 million globally, falling short of its initial target of $50 million. Released in 3,600 theaters across North America, "Supergirl" opened far below James Gunn’s Superman, earning only a third of its box office debut. This disappointing start highlights the struggles the DC Universe is facing at the box office as the film attempts to take flight.