Milly Alcock's "Supergirl" debuted well below expectations this weekend, finishing behind "Toy Story 5" as DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran said the film is just one piece of a broader plan.
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You know what is worse than a bad film? It is a beautiful-looking film that ends up being a hollow, frustrating disappointment. Directed by Craig Gillespie (“I, Tonya,” “Cruella”), “Supergirl” has all the visual trim of an interstellar masterpiece, but it falls completely flat under the weight of an unearned, emotionally detached script.
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DC Studios' "Supergirl" offers a promising, performance-driven entry in the expanding DCU, but choppy pacing and editing keep it from reaching its full emotional potential.
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After a two-year wait, "My Adventures with Superman" returns with a season 3 premiere that trades fast pacing for emotional groundwork, introducing Bizarro through a story about fathers, nature versus nurture and the weight of choice.
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The Dark Knight returns sooner than expected. Prime Video unveiled the Season 2 trailer for “Batman: Caped Crusader” at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, confirming a July 31 release alongside new villain reveals.
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DC's Next Level publishing initiative is expanding again this fall with three new ongoing series built for new readers, each launching the same day in September.
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The first look at "Batman: Knightfall Part One: Knightfall" debuted at Annecy, introducing Anson Mount as Batman and Michael Mando as Bane in the first of a three-part animated adaptation.
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Early reactions to DC Studios' "Supergirl" are mixed on the film overall but united on one point: Milly Alcock nailed the role. Presale ticket data, however, suggests the movie may be facing an uphill climb at the box office.
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The Daily Planet is inviting Twin Cities readers and DC fans to claim one of five remaining free tickets to its community screening of "Supergirl" on June 25 at Emagine Willow Creek in Plymouth, Minnesota.
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Wes Craig returns Superman to his earliest, most elemental form in a new Black Label series set in a corrupt 1938 Metropolis. It hits shelves Sept. 2.
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