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I wouldn't say gen z women. It was just more like punk girls which has been a thing for generationsThis video provides a detailed breakdown of why the recent *Supergirl* film underperformed at the box office, challenging the *New York Times* narrative that attributed the failure to misogyny (0:24-0:45).
**Key Takeaways regarding the *Supergirl* flop:**
* **Audience Composition:** Contrary to the claim that a "male misogynist" audience rejected the film, 59% of the opening weekend audience was male, meaning the demographic supposedly responsible for the backlash was actually the primary group purchasing tickets (1:53-2:08).
* **Marketing Mismatch:** The studio centered their marketing strategy on *Gen Z women*, yet that target audience largely failed to show up. Simultaneously, the film's star made comments during the press tour that alienated the core male fan base who ultimately made up the majority of the theater attendance (4:25-5:12).
* **Historical Context:** This is the second time a *Supergirl* film has flopped, with the 1984 version also failing commercially. This suggests the issue is specific to the character's unproven status as a box-office draw rather than a broader rejection of female superheroes (5:59-6:35).
* **The "Formula" for Success:** The video contrasts *Supergirl* with successful films like *Wonder Woman* (which succeeded on high quality) and *Captain Marvel* (which benefited from the massive momentum of the *MCU*). It argues that *Supergirl* lacked both franchise gravity and a strong, non-cynical narrative hook (6:50-8:45).
**Conclusion:** The creator concludes that the film's failure was a result of a $290 million budget being applied to an unproven character with a misguided marketing strategy, rather than a moral failing of the audience. The video posits that framing business losses as a result of societal "misogyny" is a deflection tactic used by studios to avoid admitting poor strategic decisions (14:14-16:49).
I'd agree7/10
Supergirl!
This is a decent movie. It's not the greatest superhero movie but it is solid. It really is a movie about the journey of Kara. She isn't just a female version of Superman, but it shows her struggles with trauma and how she fights to find herself. Give it a go!
The villain is a bit meh, but this story isn't about saving the universe, it is about the character of Supergirl and her discovery of her self.
Some of the CGI is a bit average in parts. But in others it is fine.
And he really be on this site trying to convince people he like womenFair enough. there is always going to be a group of folks that see a female lead and be like nah... fuck that
*coughs* @Chi-Town B lol
One female lead and that was the black panther chick and I still paid money to watch the movie.Fair enough. there is always going to be a group of folks that see a female lead and be like nah... fuck that
*coughs* @Chi-Town B lol
What? Am I supposed to show up like Beetlejuice or something? I know you're a fan and all that ok I'll sign your mcu encyclopedia "to ice berg Taylor keep reach for the stars and you'll make it blah blah blah..."
Sadly Gunn did not write or direct the movie, which is the problem. he only had a producer role. The directing was OK, but the writing is the problem and I found the character that she was protecting to be very annoying with the decisions she made. The writer ha no written any movies before this and that is where the issues come from.The movie did bad because
We not ready for a Supergirl in an unestablished new universe yet
The movie is mid
Other more popular movies came out around the same time
People who saw it didn’t like it and then told others that it sucks
I was at the vet and heard a white family talking about it and their kids didn’t want to see it
Then they were taking about Mitchell Robinson leaving the Knicks
That’s really it
Fuck James Gunn I was really off this as soon as I saw the typical Devil May care attitude from the main character that’s been really popular lately and that trope needs to go