Hollywood in Shock as Supergirl Tanks and Woke Agenda Gets Crushed

Hollywood has crashed and burned—again. The so-called “Supergirl” movie took a nosedive in its second weekend, free-falling by a jaw-dropping 74 percent at the box office. This isn’t just a flop. It’s a smack in the face to the woke elites running Tinseltown, who think Americans want to be spoon-fed another round of identity politics instead of real entertainment.

The globalist movie machine keeps churning out superhero flicks loaded with lectures and buzzwords, but they forget one little thing: regular folks are tired of being insulted. When hardworking families spend good money on tickets, they crave fun—not another sanctimonious lesson in “progress.” No wonder audiences are staying home in droves. Why pay to be talked down to by Hollywood snobs who don’t even like this country?

Liberals love to prop up these projects, spending mountains of cash and blasting slick ads everywhere. Still, the numbers don’t lie. “Supergirl” bombed. That’s not because people are “backward” or “bigoted”—it’s because they’re awake. Americans are sick of movies peddling shame and guilt, while pretending to represent “inclusion” and “empowerment.” Real diversity means telling stories everyone can enjoy, not weaponizing superheroes as leftist propaganda.

When will these clueless producers learn? The more they double-down on pushing their agenda, the more the public tunes out. They act shocked every time another box office disaster hits, but refuse to admit the obvious—they’re out of touch with the rest of us. This is what happens when your only real talent is checking boxes, not telling stories.

The truth is, Hollywood used to make movies for everyone. Now, their only audience is Twitter activists and professional victims. Maybe if they stopped chasing compliments from coastal elites and started caring about the values that built America, people might actually buy a ticket. Until then, expect more billion-dollar disasters and studio execs scratching their heads. Is it really that hard to make movies for normal people again?

Source: Breitbart