The problem with this film is that the main character has two protagonists and one of them (the one who is not a superhero) has a personal story that does not attract anyone and that is impossible to arouse sympathy. In turn, his friends and family do not arouse any sympathy either. The villain isn't engaging either, and the only funny thing he quietly distracts from is the transition from a traumatized teenager to someone all-powerful. With so little this is one of the best DC films which indicates the frightening level that Hollywood has reached with superhero movies. This movie basically makes you laugh for about ten minutes and then doesn't provide anything new. Those ten minutes make him worthy of a five. DC's can't be confident; they compete with Marvel to see who makes the most abject garbage.