Summary
- The DCEU has faced criticism and lagged behind Marvel in recent years, leading to a divided audience and mixed critical success.
- DC's exploration of the multiverse in The Flash may have come too late and faces fatigue from using a concept already popularized by other films.
- DC's cinematic universe has struggled with depicting its villains and has taken risks with mixed results, leading to ongoing debates among fans.
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DCEU has had a tumultuous existence in the eyes of fans since its inception with Man of Steel in 2013. In the modern era of cinematic universes, DC always seemed to be slightly lagging behind Marvel in the last few years, despite the fervent support of the franchise's fans. Even within the dedicated base of viewership, DC's movie offerings haven't been met with widespread critical success at quite the same level as the MCU.
Many passionate fans have leveled lasting criticism at Warner Brothers for their modern films set within the DCEU movie timeline. This has led to some degree of infighting within their audience, with
several arguments about DC movies likely never be truly settled. For what success they've had, many upcoming DC movies will continue to face heavy scrutiny and backlash mixed with unwavering support from a highly divided audience.
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