As the director of "Green Lantern," Martin Campbell was far from the first, and certainly not the last filmmaker to deliver a stinker of a DC superhero film. But 14 years after its release, Campbell is unafraid to be honest about its shortcomings - especially the ones he takes personal responsibility for.

Filmmaker Martin Campbell was candid about his experience directing Green Lantern in an interview with ComicBook this week. Campbell wasn’t shy about his disappointment in the reception the movie got,

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Talking about his new movie, Cleaner, filmmaker Martin Campbell shares some of his regrets about 2011's Green Lantern, including not enlisting Ryan Reynolds to work on the movie's screenplay. Check it out!

Barbs about its failure and his regrets about it have shown up in multiple Deadpool movies (there’s actually a convoluted continuity reason there’s no Green Lantern joke in Deadpool & Wolverine ), and a bunch of press appearances. Pretty much any time Reynolds has an opportunity to joke about it, he will.

M arvel and DC have spent their entire existence trying to convince fans they are galaxies apart, despite orbiting the same comic cosmos. Yet, every time they clash at the box off

Fourteen years after its release, director Martin Campbell has a pretty good idea why his Green Lantern movie was far from successful. He even takes personal responsibility for the Ryan Reynolds-led film’s flop.