Sinister smear campaign against film critic who wrote negative ‘Supergirl’ review
Page Six Hollywood Sinister smear campaign against film critic who wrote negative ‘Supergirl’ review Published July 1, 2026, 9:45 a.m. ET "Supergirl" with Milly Alcock opened to just $37 million domestically. “Supergirl” earned just $65.5 million worldwide in its first four days in theaters, despite a $170 million budget — branding it an indisputable bomb.
- ▪Page Six Hollywood Sinister smear campaign against film critic who wrote negative ‘Supergirl’ review Published July 1, 2026, 9:45 a.m.
- ▪ET "Supergirl" with Milly Alcock opened to just $37 million domestically.
- ▪“Supergirl” earned just $65.5 million worldwide in its first four days in theaters, despite a $170 million budget — branding it an indisputable bomb.
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Page Six Hollywood Sinister smear campaign against film critic who wrote negative ‘Supergirl’ review Published July 1, 2026, 9:45 a.m. ET "Supergirl" with Milly Alcock opened to just $37 million domestically. Warner Bros. “Supergirl” earned just $65.5 million worldwide in its first four days in theaters, despite a $170 million budget — branding it an indisputable bomb. The film would need to rake in $295 million in order to break even, according to our sources. (Spoiler alert: It won’t.) But the tentpole’s dismal math isn’t the most compelling subplot to emerge from the Milly Alcock-led film’s disastrous opening weekend.
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