Overview
- Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment will release Supergirl on premium video on demand for purchase on July 28 with a $24.99 buy price and an expected $19.99 48‑hour rental on platforms such as Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango at Home and YouTube.
- The movie will follow with a 4K Ultra HD, Blu‑ray and DVD release in September, with major outlets reporting a September 8 street date for physical editions.
- Supergirl earned roughly $120–124 million worldwide in its theatrical run, which industry reporting says falls well short of a reported production budget near $170 million plus substantial marketing spend.
- The home releases include roughly 90 minutes of bonus material across deleted scenes, 10 production featurettes and an animated Krypto short to add value for buyers and drive post‑theatrical revenue.
- The move to an early home window reflects broader pressure on the new DCU to contain losses and sustain audience interest, while critics praised Milly Alcock’s lead performance even as reviews faulted editing, visual effects and pacing.