New York Times blames 'misogyny,' fans for 'Supergirl' flop after disastrous opening weekend

It's a predictable tale as old as time. Make bad product, blame customers when product fails. That pattern may be most consistently used in Hollywood and the entertainment industry , where creative talent, studio executives, and actors refuse to take responsibility for its own obvious mistakes. It's become a time-honored tradition in the movie business, increasingly so in the last few years as studios and directors push more politically-motivated content into theaters. Or inject politics into a