Split image of Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck in Joker, Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne in The Dark Knight, and Jason Momoa as Arthur Curry in Aquaman
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The highest-grossing DC movies of all time may have achieved financial success, but rewatching them still highlights a handful of harsh realities. Since long before the beginning of the DCEU’s movie timeline, there have been film adaptations of the characters and stories of DC Comics. Bringing iconic heroes and villains to life comes with its challenges, but often its rewards, too.
9 There’s A Lack Of Originality In DC’s Box Office Success DC's Most Successful Movies Follow Familiar Stories And Characters Close As well as leaning heavily on Batman to bolster its success, there’s a clear lack of innovation in the most successful DC movies. Every entry into the top 10 makes use of either an origin story or an adaptation of an established comic book narrative, and aside from minor stylistic tweaks, most of them are fairly straightforward depictions of their characters.
7 Many Of DC’s Best Movies Share A Common Criticism Even DC's Most Successful Movies Have A Common Problem Close It’s no secret that the DCEU had a major villain problem, but the franchise’s less-exciting antagonists didn’t seem to hurt the success of their movies too much. In fact, many of DC’s highest-grossing movies share the common criticism of poorly-written or disposable villains, marking a bizarre trend in the franchise’s success.
5 The Rise & Fall Of The DCEU Is Sadly Evident The DCEU's Decline Is Made Clear By Box Office Numbers Close The DCEU officially came to a close with the ending of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, giving way to the new continuity known as the DCU. With DC’s first attempt at a shared universe now having met its end, it’s clear that the franchise’s days were numbered when considering DC’s best-earning movies.
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