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Box Office: ‘Supergirl’ Aims for $50 Million and ‘Jackass’ Targets $10 Million Debut, but Neither Will Dethrone ‘Toy Story 5’

'Supergirl' and 'Jackass' open amid box office caution—neither can challenge 'Toy Story 5'

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The latest DC Universe film, *Supergirl*, starring Milly Alcock, opens with modest box office ambitions of $50 million, while *Jackass Forever* targets a $10 million debut. Critics have delivered mixed-to-negative reviews, with *Variety* calling the film "so flat it’s super-horrendous" and *Forbes* labeling its Rotten Tomatoes score a "DCU disappointment." Coverage emphasizes the film’s uneven reception, particularly its struggle to escape *Superman*’s shadow. *CNET* notes its "solid" follow-up status but highlights a lack of standout elements, while the *San Francisco Chronicle* praises Alcock’s performance amid a "dystopian" but flawed narrative. *Variety*’s box office preview frames both films as underdogs against *Toy Story 5*’s record-breaking dominance.

Watch for early weekend box office reports to gauge audience response. If reviews hold, *Supergirl* may face challenges in sustaining momentum beyond its opening. *Jackass*’ lower target reflects its niche appeal, but franchise history suggests potential for word-of-mouth growth.

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Quick answers

Will *Supergirl* surpass $50 million?

Coverage does not yet specify actual earnings, but critics’ reception suggests a cautious outlook.

How does *Jackass Forever* compare to past *Jackass* films?

Its $10 million target is lower than prior entries, reflecting a more limited release strategy.

Can *Supergirl* compete with *Toy Story 5*?

No—*Variety* explicitly states neither film will dethrone the animated blockbuster.

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