So, let me get this straight: This is the DCCU's version of "The Avengers" and...

I remember you, you are the one that had a Mario avatar in IMDb, right?

But yeah, not making atleast a Billion is an emberrassment, (it actually should make, atleast 1,5 billion), but it isn't the film itself that should take the blame.

The fact that the previous films (minus Wonder Woman) had bad reception and Word of Mouth helped too.

Hi DTeam,

Conan is back, mightier and stronger than ever and looking to continue the righteous fight against the repugnantly evil prequel lovers and the unfortunately misguided DC-apologists. See you on the battlefield.

And no I haven't seen the last turd in the failed DCEU : why would I ? Every other DCEU movie sucked.

IMO, this is not just a condemnation on Snyder or WB....the JL as a concept is flawed. Yes, over at Marvel (comics) the Avengers had hard pills to swallow (why is Thor, an almost immortal warrior god, taking combat orders from Cap? What role DOES someone like Hawkeye or Swordsman or Mockingbird or any of the other dozens of heroes that are not super powered have on a team that regularly fights Kang or Nefaria or alien invasion? Speaking of Kang, why doesn't he just attack during any of the dozens of times the team has disbanded? Triathalon. That's a question in and of itself.) but overall their heroes were not RIDICULOUSLY overpowered (just ridiculously...no caps). The JL...even take Superman out of the picture. Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman, Captain Atom, Green Lantern....and they share a table with Batman, the Atom and Elongated Man). From what I hear this movie leans into that curve because the League can't beat the bad guy until Superman comes back and then all he shows is how useless the rest are. It's unrelatable to the regular moviegoer, you know?

I'm sorry but can never bring myself to ever liking the MCU for one reason " The X-Men" or more specifically two X-MEN characters Rogue and Wolverine...I absolutely despise both those characters equally with every fiber of my being mostly for the way they treat Gambit, the only Marvel character that I actually like.

In the comics "Rogue" the mutant parasite abandoned Gambit in the frozen waste lands of Antarctica cause in the pat he unknowingly lead a band of murderous mutants into the sewers to sluter several Morlocks on the orders of Mr. Sinister, of course Gambit was unaware of Mr. Sinister's true intentions until it was already happening and he even tried his best to save the Morlocks once he realized what was happening and almost got killed in the process. After all that he still winds up getting abandoned in Antarctica by the woman who supposedly loved him, and what makes this even worse is that Rogue herself has committed atrocities just has bad if not worse than anything Gambit has done yet she seems to get away with everything... and that pretty much sums up a little bit as to why I absolutely despise Rogue so much, as for why I hate Wolverine as well I think it's because he's usually pretty close to Rogue in the movies and the animated series mostly because their so much alike, I guess that's my reason for hating Wolverine, that and the fact that he's a murdering sociopath.
And there you have it, these two characters have tainted the Marvel universe so much for me that I could never ever support Marvel and I pretty much avoid it like the plague and only support the DCU mostly out of respect for all the amazing comic books and animated series like Batman, Superman, Justice League, and Batman Beyond that DC has delivered.

When push comes to shove, the DCEU do seem to excel the most with Wonder Woman at the moment. So standalone movies with little to no Snyder or WB intervention could be their strong suit. I'm still (cautiously) a bit optimistic with how they might handle Aquaman, Batman, and some of their other standalone DCEU movies next.

The problem I've been sensing from this is how much they rush too soon to create several crossover and team-up movies, just to play catch up with the MCU, and it shows. Batfleck could've started off with his own solo movie first prior to BvS just to establish his character a little better in the DCEU. WB should've let Snyder go on with developing MoS 2 before suddenly converting that idea into a disjointedly last-minute 'BvS plus pre-JL' movie (I do believe a MoS sequel is still happening). SS probably wouldn't become what it is from several rewrites and reshoots due to the outcome of BvS... and who knows what David Ayer's true version could've looked like? Ayer is not much of a bad director himself. But I digress on that one a bit.

As a fan, I really do like to see WB get their act back together soon with this universe too. They're not very much off to an impressive start, but maybe there can still start building more room for improvement?

(Plus I kind of recognized that username somewhere before with the Mario avatar too.)