“The Flash” has made history for DC after the new superhero film suffered the biggest second-weekend box office drop domestically after the movie plummeted 72.5% from its dismal opening weekend.

The movie featuring Ezra Miller earned just $15.3 million in the United States in its second weekend out after it fizzled with a $55 million opening weekend at the box office, Direct.com reported.

The nearly 73% drop by moviegoers is the worst one for a DC film in its second weekend ever, beating out the previous record set by DC’s “The Suicide Squad” of 71.5% drop during the height of the pandemic in 2020.