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

The new 'Supergirl' film faces polarized reviews and lower-than-anticipated box office projections as 'Toy Story 5' retains the top spot.

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Questions people are asking

What is the expected opening weekend revenue for 'Supergirl'?

Projections indicate an opening of approximately $50 million.

How has the reception to Milly Alcock's performance been?

Critics have praised Milly Alcock, often describing her performance as terrific or superb despite the overall polarized response to the film.

Will 'Supergirl' be the number one movie this weekend?

No, 'Toy Story 5' is projected to hold the top position at the box office.

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🇬🇧 English Jun 24, 19:07 UTC
🇮🇹 Italian Jun 26, 08:00 UTC · Multiplayer

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What happened

The film 'Supergirl,' starring Milly Alcock, is opening in theaters amidst a mixed critical reception. Box office projections currently place the film at a $50 million opening, while 'Jackass' is expected to debut at $10 million. Neither release is anticipated to surpass the performance of 'Toy Story 5.' Coverage from outlets including Variety, Forbes, and The New York Times emphasizes that while critics highlight Milly Alcock’s performance, opinions on the movie’s overall quality are divided.

Some reviewers describe the film as an energetic adventure, while others characterize it as uneven or a disappointment. Reports from Rotten Tomatoes and Yahoo note the critical split, with some comparisons made to previous DC entries. Future reports will track the final weekend box office results to see if the films meet their targeted debut projections.

Coverage does not yet specify how the film's critical reception will impact its long-term financial performance or its standing within the broader DCU.

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