Supergirl and Jackass Flop Hard at the Global Box Office!

Holy box office bomb, Batman! Or should we say, Holy Box Office Bust, Supergirl!

That's right, the latest superhero flick to hit the big screen, 'Supergirl,' is crashing and burning in a major way. We're talking epic proportions of a fail here, people. This isn't just a little stumble; it's a full-on face-plant heard around the globe.

Now, here's the shocker: this isn't some indie film with a shoestring budget. This is a Warner Bros. and DC Studios joint! You'd think with all that studio muscle, they'd at least get a decent showing. Nope. Our caped crusader, designed to be a box office tentpole, is looking more like a collapsing pole vault.

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Variety reports that 'Supergirl' has only managed to scrape together a measly $30 million from 77 international markets. Let that sink in. Thirty. Million. That's a paltry sum for a movie of this magnitude. And if you thought that was rough, it gets worse. In North America, it only pulled in $38 million. Do the math, folks – that's a worldwide grand total of only $68 million. Ouch! That's not just weak; that's a full-on cinematic embarrassment.

And if 'Supergirl' wasn't enough of a disaster, 'Jackass: Best and Last' is right there with it, limping along with a pathetic $1.9 million internationally. It seems audiences are saying 'jackass' to both these movies.

So what gives? Is superhero fatigue finally setting in? Are audiences just not into seeing grown men do ridiculous stunts anymore? Whatever the reason, Hollywood is scratching its collective head. The buzz on social media is a mix of schadenfreude and genuine concern for the future of these big-budget productions. Memes are already flooding the internet, mocking the abysmal performance of both films.

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The future for 'Supergirl' and 'Jackass: Best and Last' looks bleak. With these kinds of numbers, it's safe to say that sequels are probably off the table. Studios are definitely going to be taking a long, hard look at their strategies after this double whammy. The question on everyone's mind is, who's going to take the fall for these colossal failures? And more importantly, what's next for the superhero and stunt comedy genres?