After watching Batman vs Superman: Dawn of the Sequels and Captain America: Civil War, a friend made the point to me that while both films do the whole ethical dilemma of superheroes and whether they should be liable for the damage caused by their heroism, Captain America did it so much better.
Such as actually having the dispute between them clear and running throughout the film rather than just tossing in the fight at the end as an after thought, with the context as to why they were fighting clear, rather than just "****, we need to make them fight - insert plotpoint here" and having a villain who wasn't just stock zany maniac, and balancing the levity (mostly from anything Antman did tbf) with the serious themes and the serious themes being done through characterisation rather than just filming in the dark... The points can go on really, since Batman vs Superman: The Justice League: The Trailer was such a dreadful pile
Given Marvel is obviously miles ahead of DC in the film making stakes, what does DC need to do to catch up?