Over The Years D.C Have Been Up And Down More Times Than I Can Remember: Here's The Best And Worst Of Them All!


D.C are always so hit and miss. The last decent run of films was 'The Dark Knight' trilogy, since then it's pretty much been a shambles (bar the exception of 'Wonder Woman') and I am almost certain that it's due to there rushed antics in the studio. For one, It feels like every time Marvel release a film (and it does well) there schedule suddenly gets pushed forward and dates of films change. Look at 'Justice League,' that's a prime example of what not to do in filmmaking, especially at that calibre, it was sooo rushed and it really showed in parts. Wonder Woman was by no means "a perfect film," but they took time with it, nurtured it and brought Wonder Woman back to life and that showed and then just as that hope twinkles, BAM! They bring out Justice League. D.C have always been in the shadows of Marvel and it feels as if they try to hard to be them instead of being D.C, the worse thing is, they actually have so many great characters and comics, Marvel literally stole several character from them, so come on guys, take your time go back to the roots and give Nolan a call.

So on that note, here's a list of all D.C films (in order) that I have watched:

The League:

1) The Dark knight (2008) - 10/10
2) Batman Begins (2005) - 9.5/10
3) The Dark Knight Rises (2012) - 9.3/10
4) Man Of Steel (2013) - 8.8/10
5) Wonder Woman (2017) - 8.5/10
6) Justice League (2017) - 6/10
7) Batman Vs Superman (2016) - 5.5/10
8) Green Lantern (2011) - 4/10
9) Suicide Squad (2016) - 3.5/10
10) Catwoman (2004) - 1/10

The Kryptonian:

1) Superman: The Movie (1978) - 8.3/10
2) Superman 2 (1980) - 8/10
3) Superman Returns (2006) - 7.3/10
4) Superman 3 (1983) - 6.8/10
5) Superman 4: The Quest For Peace (1987) - 6/10

The Randoms:

1) V For Vendetta (2005) - 7.8/10
2) Watchmen (2009) - 7.2/10
3) The Losers (2010) - 7/10
4) Jonah Hex (2010) - 3/10

Wow, looking back at some of these films like Catwoman, Green Lantern and Jonah Hex, what a mess a bloody mess!


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