"Supergirl" Earns $38 Million to Claim Top Spot at North American Box Office; Second Week Bonus Poster Revealed

DC's latest cinematic venture, "Supergirl," has soared to the top of the North American box office, earning $38 million during its opening weekend from June 26-28. The film marks a significant expansion of the new DC Universe, which began with last year's "Superman."

The movie boldly ventures into interstellar adventures, introducing fresh hero concepts and a star-studded cast including Millie Alcock and Jason Momoa. This ambitious scope and new character designs have captured audience attention.

Acclaimed game producer Hideo Kojima praised the film, describing it not merely as a battle between good and evil, but as a "coming-of-age story about saving oneself from trauma." He likened the movie's narrative to a classic Western, weaving together a cosmic adventure through diverse characters and perspectives, which has garnered appreciation from a wider audience.

"Supergirl" also introduces a new character, "Lobo," portrayed by Jason Momoa, known for his role as "Aquaman." This ferocious bounty hunter has quickly become a focal point of fan discussion since his screen debut.

In response to strong fan support, the studio is releasing a limited-edition "Lobo"-themed collectible poster for the second week of the film's run. Theaters like Vieshow Cinemas, Showtimes Cinemas, and Ambassador Theaters are also offering special screenings. The film is available in various formats, including 2D, 3D, IMAX, 4DX, and Dolby Cinema.

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it is not simply a hero movie that depicts the confrontation between 'justice' and 'evil', but a 'growth story of saving oneself who carries trauma'.