TL;DR
Forbes' June 24 tracking turns Supergirl into a calendar problem under Pixar's second weekend.
MSM Perspective
Forbes frames the weekend through Supergirl's lower forecast and Toy Story 5's expected hold.
X Perspective
X reads the forecast as superhero fatigue, studio self-sabotage, or culture-war proof.
Forbes' June 24 tracking said Supergirl's opening projections had dropped again while Toy Story 5 was expected to win the box office for a second straight weekend. [1]
The paper's earlier Toy Story 5 coverage argued that weekend math beats victory laps. June 24 sharpens the rule. A DC film opening under Pixar's second weekend is not a vibes story. It is a calendar problem.
MSM sees forecast ranges and weekend hold math. X sees a referendum on superheroes, Warner Bros., audience politics, or whatever it already dislikes. The useful story is less sweeping.
Toy Story 5 enters the weekend with family-audience momentum already in place. Supergirl enters a weekend where the top slot is crowded by that trust. That does not doom the film. It changes what a good opening has to prove.
The receipt comes on Monday: not whether fans argued well, but whether the money did.
-- CAMILLE BEAUMONT, Los Angeles