The second problem is that Warner Bros. is too worried about critical consensus. The reaction from fans and the general audience has largely been favorable, in terms of reviews and revenue. Although no DCEU film has outgrossed an Avengers film, every DCEU film thus far has managed to outgross the bulk of Marvel's movies. Rather than take that fact in stride, and push forward, Warner Bros. opts to remain disappointed that their films habe yet to earn $1 billion (as if anything less than that figure is somehow unprofitable). While Warner Bros. is busy fretting over what the critics have to say, Universal churns out a "Bayformers" movie every couple of years and laughs all the way to the bank as critics moan about the "tragedy of it all." Warner Bros. needs to simply make the films that they set out to make instead of reacting to every bit of unfavorable press. Warner Bros. takes ever negative comment as the gospel, making them quick to reshoot, rewrite, or scrap film ideas to appease people thst aren't necessarily seeking to be pleased.