Multiple outlets report that the film “Supergirl” performs poorly at the box office and fails to match the turnout for “Toy Story 5.” The coverage frames the results as a setback for DC Studios and Warner Bros, emphasizing that audience demand and ticket sales favor the Pixar release. Both sources align on the basic comparison between the two titles, with “Toy Story 5” drawing stronger box office results during the same release period. While the reports differ in their broader context—one explicitly describing it as a “blow to” DC Studios and Warner Bros—they converge on the central point that “Supergirl” is not achieving comparable commercial momentum. The articles do not present detailed, outlet-specific numbers in the material provided here, but they consistently characterize the box office outcome as a clear win for “Toy Story 5” and a corresponding disappointment for “Supergirl.”