Supergirl Movie Tickets Now on Sale Alongside New Posters and Extended TV Spot
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Kaitlyn Booth
Kettled twice. Extra chewy, extra trustworthy.
Summary
Tickets for the upcoming Supergirl movie have officially gone on sale, accompanied by the release of an extended TV spot and five new posters. The article notes that the new posters are a marked improvement over previous mediocre marketing materials, and reports that the AMC app crashed when tickets went live due to high demand.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledWell, look at that, maybe there is hope for the DC Studios marketing team.
After a pile of mediocre posters, Warner Bros. dropped some new posters for Supergirl today to celebrate tickets officially going on sale.
According to some posts on X/Twitter, the AMC app crashed when the tickets went on sale, which is awesome.
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