In its second weekend, "Supergirl" earned only $9.6 million in North America, representing a 74.1% drop compared to its opening weekend. This was even slightly worse than analysts' predictions, who expected a 73% decline. In terms of the depth of its second-weekend drop, the film found itself alongside "Morbius," "The Flash," and "Captain Marvel 2," and among DC films, only "Joker: Folie à Deux" saw a steeper decline, losing 81% of its box office.
The average revenue per cinema for "Supergirl" has already fallen from $10.3 thousand to $2.7 thousand, and if the trend continues, the film could collect less than $2.5 million in the domestic market next weekend.
After two weekends, domestic box office receipts reached only $58.5 million. International distribution brought in another $42 million, pushing the total gross past the psychological mark of $100 million to approximately $100.5 million. With a production budget of $170-186 million and marketing expenses of another $100-120 million, analysts predict a net loss of approximately $100 million for Warner Bros.