They definitely have a shot with Batman vs Superman, if they do it right. Batman has a very difficult hill to climb because it's going to be compared in fine detail to the Christian Bale series, which is possibly the best superhero movie series of all time. I certainly like The Dark Knight series better than all the Avengers movies, even though Avengers movies are mostly more fun.
If BvS does well then that opens the way for Wonder Woman, and if that is handled well it can become a pretty good franchise of its own. I don't see any reason why they can't give Supergirl another try.
When you look at the list of DC movies, once you remove Superman and Batman there's piss all in the roster involving the rest of the Justice League. And they have basically sidelined the Flash and Arrow TV shows, which seem to be the most popular DC ventures outside of Batman and Superman movies. Certainly the most critically well received. It might not be too much of a stretch to say that Lois and Clarke and Smallville are the best versions of Superman told to date. Maybe there's something to the fact that TV versions of DC superheroes seem to see better success than movie versions.
The only movies I haven't seen on that Worldwide list are the last 2: Jonah Hex and The Losers. Funny that Captain America and Gamora (the actors) from the MCU were are in The Losers. Actually I think I want to see The Losers now. Jonah Hex, not so much, the mere association of Megan Fox with a movie gives it negative points without knowing anything else about it.
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