‘Supergirl’ Takes Off With $18 Million On Opening Day

“Toy Story 5” collected $21 million from 4,425 locations in North America as it headed into its second weekend in theatres. The film is expected to earn between $70 million and $80 million by Sunday, taking its domestic total to just under $300 million. “Toy Story 5” had already delivered the biggest opening weekend of 2026 with $160 million domestically and amassed a franchise-best $312 million globally last weekend.

Among the new releases, Warner Bros. and DC’s “Supergirl” emerged as the strongest performer, opening with $18 million on Friday from 3,602 theatres. The superhero adventure is projected to finish the weekend with around $50 million. By comparison, James Gunn’s “Superman,” produced on a budget of $225 million, debuted to $125 million last year before ending its theatrical run with $618 million worldwide. Though Supergirl carried a lower production cost of $170 million, the film will still require a healthy theatrical run to justify its budget.

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Starring Milly Alcock as the young Kryptonian heroine, “Supergirl” follows her journey alongside an alien girl as they embark on an intergalactic mission for justice. The film, directed by Craig Gillespie, also features Eve Ridley, Jason Momoa, Matthias Schoenaerts, Diarmaid Murtagh, Ferdinand Kingsley and David Corenswet.

Meanwhile, “Jackass: Best and Last” followed “Supergirl” with $3.8 million from 2,855 North American cinemas and is expected to collect $8.5 million by the end of the weekend. While it marks the franchise’s smallest opening, the film’s modest $10 million budget means profitability is well within reach. Its predecessor, 2022’s “Jackass Forever,” opened to $23 million and ultimately grossed $80 million.

Like the previous installments, “Jackass: Best and Last” follows Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O and company as they attempt outrageous and often dangerous stunts and pranks.

Completing the top five are Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day” and Focus Features’ “Obsession.” The Curry Barker directorial earned $2.9 million on Friday and is expected to reach $9.4 million by Sunday. After seven weekends in theatres, the low-budget film, made for under $1 million, is set to take its domestic total to approximately $233 million.

“Disclosure Day” clocked in $2.3 million on Friday and is projected to end the weekend with $7.8 million. After three weekends of release, the film’s domestic tally is expected to stand at $94 million.