'Supergirl' ends theatrical run as lowest-grossing DC film, while James Gunn offers perspective
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facebook --> twitter --> whatsup --> linkded --> email MORE (3) Messenger Whatsapp --> Photo: Warner Bros. Supergirl has ended its 40-day theatrical run with a worldwide gross of $125.9 million, making it the lowest-grossing major DC movie, according to BoxOfficePro .
Adding to this, The Craig Gillespie-directed movie, starring Milly Alcock, collected $72.1 million domestically and $53.8 million internationally after opening with $37.1 million in June.
Meanwhile, With a production budget of around $170 million, the movie is as per reports set to lose the studio nearly $200 million.
Notably, The movie also finished below several recent DC releases, including Blue Beetle , which grossed $130.8 million, and Shazam! Fury of the Gods , which collected $134.1 million worldwide.
As per the latest buzz, Gunn shared a photograph from the set on Instagram, writing, "What a wonderful birthday on set with the best crew in the world."
In further updates, View this post on Instagram He also shared the song "It's Not The End Of The World" by Foxy Shazam alongside the post, prompting speculation about whether the choice carried a message.
On top of that, The movie's commercial performance could raise questions about Gunn and Peter Safran's position at DC Studios, particularly amid uncertainty surrounding the proposed Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery deal. However, no change to Gunn's role has been verified.
Supergirl 's theatrical performance remains a setback, but the future of DC Studios will depend on wider studio decisions and the performance of soon-to-release projects.
Source: The Express Tribune