10 DC Movie Deaths That Haven’t Aged Well

1. Superman (Man of Steel, 2013)
   • The controversial death of Superman in “Man of Steel” drew criticism for its departure from the traditional comic book storyline. The darker tone and deviation from the source material left fans divided.
2. Jonathan Kent (Man of Steel, 2013)
   • The death of Clark Kent’s adoptive father, Jonathan Kent, was a pivotal moment in “Man of Steel.” However, the decision to have him die in a tornado, while conveying a message about sacrifice, was seen by some as an unnecessary departure from the comics.
3. Dr. Stephen Shin (Aquaman, 2018)
   • Dr. Shin’s fate in “Aquaman” left fans questioning the impact of his death on the overall narrative. The character’s demise felt abrupt and somewhat disconnected from the main plot, leaving room for improvement in storytelling.
4. Jimmy Olsen (Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, 2016)
   • The brief and unexpected death of Jimmy Olsen, a beloved character in the Superman comics, was a disappointment for fans. The lack of exploration of his character and the casual disposal of such an iconic figure left a lasting negative impression.
5. El Diablo (Suicide Squad, 2016)
   • The sacrificial death of El Diablo brought an emotional moment to “Suicide Squad.” However, some fans felt that the character’s potential was cut short, and his backstory could have been further developed.
6. Ares (Wonder Woman, 2017)
   • The final battle in “Wonder Woman” saw the demise of Ares, the God of War. While the confrontation was intense, the execution of Ares’ defeat and the overall impact on the film’s resolution were met with mixed reviews.
7. Enchantress (Suicide Squad, 2016)
   • The defeat of the Enchantress in “Suicide Squad” concluded with her brother’s attack, leading to her demise. The CGI-heavy climax received criticism for its lack of emotional depth, diminishing the impact of the villain’s downfall.
8. Black Manta’s Father (Aquaman, 2018)
   • Black Manta’s origin story in “Aquaman” featured the death of his father, setting him on a path of vengeance. While the scene added depth to the character, some viewers found the sequence predictable and formulaic.
9. General Zod (Man of Steel, 2013)
   • General Zod’s fate in “Man of Steel” sparked debates among fans regarding Superman’s no-kill policy. The decision to have Superman break Zod’s neck was a departure from the character’s moral code in the comics.
10. Thomas and Martha Wayne (Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, 2016)
    • The recurring depiction of the Wayne murders has become a staple in Batman movies. However, in “Batman v Superman,” the decision to revisit this tragedy was met with mixed reactions, with some feeling it added unnecessary repetition to the character’s backstory.

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