Supergirl is among DC's worst flops and was reportedly trimmed significantly after test screenings

Key Points:

• "Toy Story 5" dominated the box office with $70 million domestically and $89.1 million internationally, reaching $585 million globally in two weeks, marking it as one of the year's biggest hits.
• "Supergirl" opened with $38 million in North America and $30 million overseas but received poor reviews and audience scores, making it a disappointing release compared to previous DC superhero films.
• The superhero genre's box office appeal has declined post-pandemic, especially for female-led movies, with experts noting a sudden and unexplained drop in audience interest.
• Warner Bros. Discovery is set to be acquired by Paramount Skydance, with upcoming DC projects including "Clayface" in October and "Man of Tomorrow" slated for 2027, while "Supergirl" director Craig Gillespie and producer James Gunn remain involved in the franchise.
• Other notable releases include "Jackass: Best and Last" with an $8.4 million opening, Olivia Wilde's indie comedy "The Invite" showing strong per-screen averages, and the micro-budget horror "Obsession" continuing its strong box office performance.