The DC Universe film 'Supergirl' opened in Japan and the United States on June 26, 2026, and debuted at second place at the Japanese box office for the June 26-28 weekend.
The DC Universe film 'Supergirl' opened in Japan and the United States on June 26, 2026. It debuted at second place in the Japanese box office for the June 26-28 weekend, according to Kogyo Tsushinsha's rankings. The film stars Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El, also known as Supergirl, alongside Eve Ridley and Jason Momoa. Matthias Schoenaerts plays the villain Krem, leader of the space gang Brigands. The story follows Kara as she searches for an antidote after her dog Krypto is poisoned by Krem. Craig Gillespie directed the film, and James Gunn produced it.
Warner Bros. positioned the film as a major summer tentpole by releasing it in multiple premium large-format theaters, including IMAX, Dolby Cinema, ScreenX, 4DX, and MX4D, alongside standard 2D screenings. Four poster visuals tailored to each format were unveiled on June 8, along with ten new scene stills. The posters emphasized format-specific features: the IMAX version highlighted scale with a back view of the 'S' emblem, the Dolby Cinema poster showed Supergirl flying against Krypton's three suns, the 4DX version captured a superhero landing pose, and the ScreenX poster depicted Supergirl nonchalantly holding a drink while supporting an armored vehicle amid explosions.
The film also announced a music collaboration with K-pop group LE SSERAFIM. The group's song 'CELEBRATION' was remixed for the movie and released as 'CELEBRATION (Supergirl Ver.)' on streaming platforms. The track, which is the lead single from LE SSERAFIM's second full album 'PUREFLOW pt.1' released on May 22, also appears in the film itself. Members Kim Chae Won and Huh Yun Jin participated in the song's production. A greeting video from LE SSERAFIM members for Japanese fans was released alongside the announcement.
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Medicom Toy has released a 400% size BE@RBRICK figure of Supergirl from the 2026 film. The figure stands 28 cm tall, costs 16,500 yen, and is available for pre-order until July 10, 2026, with shipment scheduled for October 2026.
The Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' held the number one spot at the Japanese box office for the third consecutive week, according to Kogyo Tsushinsha's June 26-28 rankings. Three new films entered the top five: 'Supergirl' at second, a new 'Keroro Gunsō' theatrical feature at fourth, and the latest 'Anpanman' film at fifth.
The upcoming DC Universe film "Supergirl" will be released in multiple premium large-format theaters, including IMAX, Dolby Cinema, ScreenX, 4DX, and MX4D, alongside standard 2D screenings. Four poster visuals tailored to each format were unveiled on June 8, along with ten new scene stills. The posters emphasize format-specific features: the IMAX version highlights scale with a back view of the "S" emblem, the Dolby Cinema poster shows Supergirl flying against Krypton's three suns, the 4DX version captures a superhero landing pose, and the ScreenX poster depicts Supergirl nonchalantly holding a drink while supporting an armored vehicle amid explosions. The film stars Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El / Supergirl, Eve Ridley as Lucy Mary Noal, and Jason Momoa as the bounty hunter Lobo. Matthias Schoenaerts plays the villain Krem, leader of the space gang Brigands. The story follows Kara as she searches for an antidote after her dog Krypto is poisoned by Krem. "Supergirl" is directed by Craig Gillespie and produced by James Gunn. It opens simultaneously in Japan and the United States on June 26.
The upcoming DC Universe film "Supergirl" has announced a music collaboration with K-pop group LE SSERAFIM. The group's song "CELEBRATION" has been remixed for the movie and released as "CELEBRATION (Supergirl Ver.)" on streaming platforms. The track, which is the lead single from LE SSERAFIM's second full album "PUREFLOW pt.1" released on May 22, will also appear in the film itself. Members Kim Chae Won and Huh Yun Jin participated in the song's production. The film stars Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El, also known as Supergirl, alongside Eve Ridley and Jason Momoa. James Gunn and Peter Safran produce the film, with Craig Gillespie directing. "Supergirl" is scheduled for simultaneous release in Japan and the United States on June 26. A greeting video from LE SSERAFIM members for Japanese fans has also been released alongside the announcement.