Suicide Squad is a two-hour exposition loosely tied together by something resembling conflict. Despite a strong cast, particularly Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn, the film's tonal inconsistencies and lackluster villain, Enchantress, failed to deliver the gritty, anti-hero story it promised. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
The Kitchen struggles with uneven tone, lackluster script, and underdeveloped characters, despite the strong cast. Pacing issues, and failure to provide any real stakes or emotional depth, resulted in a poorly executed adaptation of the DC Vertigo comic. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
Wonder Woman 1984 fell short of expectations so significantly that it was not only disappointing but enraging. The film’s reliance on nostalgia and a confusing wish-granting storyline led to underwhelming action scenes and a lack of emotional depth. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
Supergirl failed due to dumb dialogue, a ridiculous story, uninspired acting, cheap visuals, and worse special effects than earlier Superman films. It lacked charm and wasn't even entertainingly bad. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
Even though Josh Brolin was good as always, Jonah Hex suffers from bad screenwriting and poor directing. The mix of supernatural elements and the Western setting was poorly executed, so the film lacked any real energy. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
Green Lantern is one of the worst movies that suffers from serious problems in early 10s Hollywood. The CGI was at a level of “we can do this” but not at a level of “we can do this well”, and it feels like they started shooting before they had a script or any sort of vision, so the film is tangled. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
Steel missed the mark due to the low-budget production, poor acting and weak script. It lacks the depth of other DC films, which makes it a bad example of how not to adapt a comic book character to the big screen. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
Batman & Robin is often considered the lowest point of the Batman franchise. Except for the focus on flashy costumes and gadgets, the film strays far from the darker tone fans loved in earlier Batman films. Simply terrible. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
It's incredibly sad to see how Justice League became one of the worst movies ever made. The movie suffered from a turbulent production, including a change in directors, which led to a disjointed final product with awkward CGI. Fans also were disappointed by the weak villain, Steppenwolf. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
Catwoman is widely regarded as one of the worst DC movies ever made due to the poor CGI, incoherent plot, and oversexualizing main character. I bet the documentary about how and why this movie was made would be a lot more entertaining. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
DC has had its fair share of hits and misses when it comes to comic book movies. While some movies have become timeless classics, others have left fans disappointed and frustrated. In this article, we have taken a deep dive and examined the 10 worst DC movies of all time.
