<p>Andy Muschietti's<em> The Flash</em> is currently running in theatres worldwide. The film, starring Ezra Miller in the role of titular DC speedster superhero Flash, has received mostly positive reviews, and is also tracking for a fine, but not spectacular, domestic box office opening of $68–85 million and global opening of &nbsp;$155–165 million. The controversial DC movie was been in development in one form or another for almost a decade now, and many times it seemed as though it would forever be stuck in development hell. But now, it is here. In the film, Barry Allen or The Flash, embarks on a journey through time to alter the course of events and prevent his mother's death, but this decision leads to unforeseen and unintended outcomes.</p>

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<h2><strong>Hanuman in <em>The Flash</em>?</strong></h2>

<p>Many viewers have noticed the presence of the poster depicting the popular Hindu god Hanuman, who is usually depicted as a monkey-headed human, in Barry's home. It is especially noticeable in the scene where Iris West (Kiersey Clemons) has a conversation with him. It is a fairly large poster and is displayed prominently in several shots of the film. Does that mean the Flash is Hindu? Likely not. Everything about him suggests he is not even religious, and may even be an atheist. What we do know from <em>Justice League</em>&nbsp;is that he has a diverse range of interests and passions.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Alongside his superhero persona, his personal space reveals a glimpse into his eclectic taste. We saw a K-pop song from the South Korean girl group BLACKPINK playing when he enters his home in <em>Justice League</em>, unaware that Bruce Wayne aka Batman is already there. The presence of Hanuman, thus, appears to suggest that Barry likes the tales involving him in Hindu scriptures like Ramayana.</p>

<h2><strong>What is<em> The Flash</em> all about?</strong></h2>

<p>Barry Allen is the fastest man on earth and uses his speed to fight bad guys. He is so fast, in fact, that he can exceed the speed of light and thus turn back time. And it is this ability of his that is the cause of much of his trouble in the movie. <em>The Flash</em> brings back Michael Keaton as Batman and even features a cameo from Ben Affleck's Batman. In place of Cavill's Man of Steel, we have in the film another Kryptonian — Sasha Calle's Girl of Steel, better known as Supergirl. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there are several more surprises in store.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong><em>The Flash </em>review</strong></h2>

<p>WION's review of <em>The Flash</em> read, "I absolutely loved <em>The Flash</em>. It might be my favourite DC movie since 2017's Wonder Woman. There are a couple of missteps and I was mildly annoyed by the overuse of CGI and fan service overload particularly in the third act, but the film managed to rise above these issues. Even much of the fan service and cameos, except for one egregious instance, I grudgingly admit I cheered at the top of my voice. If you believed the trailers for the film were spoiler-y, you are in for multiple surprises. Most of these moments are just for laughs (and cheers) and are not meant to have any major ramifications in terms of the future of DCU."</p>

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Andy Muschietti's The Flash is currently running in theatres worldwide. The film, starring Ezra Miller in the role of titular DC speedster superhero Flash, has received mostly positive reviews, and is also tracking for a fine, but not spectacular, domestic box office opening of $68–85 million and global opening of $155–165 million.

Andy Muschietti's The Flash is currently running in theatres worldwide. The film, starring Ezra Miller in the role of titular DC speedster superhero Flash, has received mostly positive reviews, and is also tracking for a fine, but not spectacular, domestic box office opening of $68–85 million and global opening of $155–165 million. The controversial DC movie was been in development in one form or another for almost a decade now, and many times it seemed as though it would forever be stuck in development hell. But now, it is here. In the film, Barry Allen or The Flash, embarks on a journey through time to alter the course of events and prevent his mother's death, but this decision leads to unforeseen and unintended outcomes. Also Read: The Flash Review: Ezra Miller zooms past hiccups in this DC adventure Hanuman in The Flash? Many viewers have noticed the presence of the poster depicting the popular Hindu god Hanuman, who is usually depicted as a monkey-headed human, in Barry's home. It is especially noticeable in the scene where Iris West (Kiersey Clemons) has a conversation with him. It is a fairly large poster and is displayed prominently in several shots of the film. Does that mean the Flash is Hindu? Likely not. Everything about him suggests he is not even religious, and may even be an atheist. What we do know from Justice League is that he has a diverse range of interests and passions. Alongside his superhero persona, his personal space reveals a glimpse into his eclectic taste. We saw a K-pop song from the South Korean girl group BLACKPINK playing when he enters his home in Justice League, unaware that Bruce Wayne aka Batman is already there. The presence of Hanuman, thus, appears to suggest that Barry likes the tales involving him in Hindu scriptures like Ramayana. What is The Flash all about? Barry Allen is the fastest man on earth and uses his speed to fight bad guys. He is so fast, in fact, that he can exceed the speed of light and thus turn back time. And it is this ability of his that is the cause of much of his trouble in the movie. The Flash brings back Michael Keaton as Batman and even features a cameo from Ben Affleck's Batman. In place of Cavill's Man of Steel, we have in the film another Kryptonian — Sasha Calle's Girl of Steel, better known as Supergirl. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there are several more surprises in store. The Flash review WION's review of The Flash read, "I absolutely loved The Flash. It might be my favourite DC movie since 2017's Wonder Woman. There are a couple of missteps and I was mildly annoyed by the overuse of CGI and fan service overload particularly in the third act, but the film managed to rise above these issues. Even much of the fan service and cameos, except for one egregious instance, I grudgingly admit I cheered at the top of my voice. If you believed the trailers for the film were spoiler-y, you are in for multiple surprises. Most of these moments are just for laughs (and cheers) and are not meant to have any major ramifications in terms of the future of DCU." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

The Flash: Yes, that was Hanuman's poster at Barry's home!

<p>Ezra Miller essays the titular role of DC speedster superhero in the upcoming superhero movie<em> The Flash</em>. The actor, who has had several run-ins with the law in the last few years, appeared in public for the first time in quite a while at the movie's premiere in Hollywood, Los Angeles. The said incidents included Miller choking a woman and throwing her to the ground in Iceland in 2020, which was caught on video and went viral, and allegedly grooming a child. Things became so bad that at one point, Warner Bros mulled scrapping the $200 million project to save face, which, had it happened, would have been unprecedented.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Even before Miller's alleged crimes-spree, <em>The Flash</em> had undergone several filmmaker and writer changes ever since it was announced back in 2014.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>What did Ezra Miller say at <em>The Flash</em>'s premiere?</strong></h2>

<p>At the LA premiere of the movie, Miller praised his director Andy Muschietti, calling him maestro. "I love you, maestro. I think you are amazing and I think your work is monumental,” they said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>They thanked the Warner Bros film bosses Pamela Abdy and Michael De Luca “and the dynamic duo — Peter Safran and James Gunn — for your grace and discernment and care in the context of my life and in bringing this moment actually to fruition.”</p>

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<p>These are the first public words from Miller's mouth since their apology in 2022. “Having recently gone through a time of intense crisis, I now understand that I am suffering complex mental health issues and have begun ongoing treatment. I want to apologise to everyone that I have alarmed and upset with my past behavior. I am committed to doing the necessary work to get back to a healthy, safe and productive stage in my life," Variety had quoted Miller as saying.</p>

<h2><strong>What <em>The Flas</em>h is all about?</strong></h2>

<p>Miller essays Barry Allen in <em>The Flash</em>, who is the fastest man on earth and uses his speed to fight bad guys. He is so fast, in fact, that he can exceed the speed of light and thus turn back time. And it is this ability of his that is the cause of much of his trouble in the movie.<em> The Flas</em>h brings back Michael Keaton as Batman and even features a cameo from Ben Affleck's Batman. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there may be more surprises in store. But before that, there's a problem to solve.</p>

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<p>In place of Cavill's Man of Steel, we have in the film another Kryptonian — Sasha Calle's Girl of Steel, better known as Supergirl.</p>

<h2><strong>When will <em>The Flash</em> be released?</strong></h2>

<p><em>The Flash</em>&nbsp;hits theatres&nbsp;on June 15.</p>

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Ezra Miller essays the titular role of DC speedster superhero in the upcoming superhero movie The Flash. The actor, who has had several run-ins with the law in the last few years, appeared in public for the first time in quite a while at the movie's premiere in Hollywood, Los Angeles.

Ezra Miller essays the titular role of DC speedster superhero in the upcoming superhero movie The Flash. The actor, who has had several run-ins with the law in the last few years, appeared in public for the first time in quite a while at the movie's premiere in Hollywood, Los Angeles. The said incidents included Miller choking a woman and throwing her to the ground in Iceland in 2020, which was caught on video and went viral, and allegedly grooming a child. Things became so bad that at one point, Warner Bros mulled scrapping the $200 million project to save face, which, had it happened, would have been unprecedented. Even before Miller's alleged crimes-spree, The Flash had undergone several filmmaker and writer changes ever since it was announced back in 2014. Also Read: The Flash: Can DC’s ambitious multiverse movie overcome Ezra Miller scandals? What did Ezra Miller say at The Flash's premiere? At the LA premiere of the movie, Miller praised his director Andy Muschietti, calling him maestro. "I love you, maestro. I think you are amazing and I think your work is monumental,” they said. They thanked the Warner Bros film bosses Pamela Abdy and Michael De Luca “and the dynamic duo — Peter Safran and James Gunn — for your grace and discernment and care in the context of my life and in bringing this moment actually to fruition.” These are the first public words from Miller's mouth since their apology in 2022. “Having recently gone through a time of intense crisis, I now understand that I am suffering complex mental health issues and have begun ongoing treatment. I want to apologise to everyone that I have alarmed and upset with my past behavior. I am committed to doing the necessary work to get back to a healthy, safe and productive stage in my life," Variety had quoted Miller as saying. What The Flash is all about? Miller essays Barry Allen in The Flash, who is the fastest man on earth and uses his speed to fight bad guys. He is so fast, in fact, that he can exceed the speed of light and thus turn back time. And it is this ability of his that is the cause of much of his trouble in the movie. The Flash brings back Michael Keaton as Batman and even features a cameo from Ben Affleck's Batman. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there may be more surprises in store. But before that, there's a problem to solve. In place of Cavill's Man of Steel, we have in the film another Kryptonian — Sasha Calle's Girl of Steel, better known as Supergirl. When will The Flash be released? The Flash hits theatres on June 15. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Ezra Miller returns to spotlight at The Flash Premiere, thanks James Gunn, WB for 'grace and discernment'

<p><em>The Flash</em> is nearly here. The controversial DC movie was been in development in one form or another for almost a decade now, and many times it seemed as though it would forever be stuck in development hell. But now, until an asteroid that ended dinosaurs and their reign over the planet decides to return in the next couple of days, T<em>he Flash</em> will be out in the wild soon. This Andy Muschietti directorial will not only rip open the multiverse for the DCU (DC Universe) but also serves as a soft-reset button to usher in a new phase of the cinematic universe, which will not feature, for instance, Henry Cavill's Superman.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>What is <em>The Flash </em>all about?</strong></h2>

<p>The film stars Ezra Miller in the title role of speedster superhero Barry Allen, who is the fastest man on earth and uses his speed to fight bad guys. He is so fast, in fact, that he can exceed the speed of light and thus turn back time. And it is this ability of his that is the cause of much of his trouble in the movie. <em>The Flash</em> brings back Michael Keaton as Batman and even features a cameo from Ben Affleck's Batman. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there may be more surprises in store. But before that, there's a problem to solve.</p>

<p>In place of Cavill's Man of Steel, we have in the film another Kryptonian — Sasha Calle's Girl of Steel, better known as Supergirl.</p>

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<h2><strong><em>The Flash</em> and the curious case of Ezra Miller</strong></h2>

<p><em>The Flash</em>, a highly ambitious project with a budget of over $200 million (marketing and promotion costs not included), has encountered numerous challenges since its inception. Aside from the creative conflicts between the studio and the various writers and directors involved, the film has experienced a revolving door of filmmakers and writers, including Seth Grahame-Smith, Rick Famuyiwa, and the duo of John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, before ultimately landing director Andy Muschietti. Muschietti, known for his successful <em>It</em> movies, brings a unique perspective to the project, having made a name for himself in the horror genre.</p>

<p>However, the true source of concern stemmed from the movie's lead actor, Ezra Miller, who were entangled in various legal issues over the past few years. Despite the global lockdown caused by COVID-19, they were involved in a series of violent incidents across different locations. Reports from Vanity Fair even alleged that the actor claimed to embody various religious figures, such as Jesus, the Devil, and the next Messiah. Warner Bros executives were understably worried about the negative publicity affecting both the film and the studio.</p>

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<p>The studio at one point even deliberated on whether to scrap the project altogether, similar to what happened with Batgirl—produced at a budget of $90 million—after Warner Bros merged with Discovery. Eventually, a decision was made to proceed with the movie and director and DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn, known for his work on successful superhero films at both DC and Marvel, expressed his confidence in the movie. Gunn's endorsement, combined with the film's high production quality and costs, ensured that <em>The Flash</em> would not be abandoned and is now poised for a significant summer release.</p>

<p>In August of the previous year, Ezra Miller released a statement via Variety, acknowledging their "time of intense crisis" and disclosing their initiation of treatment for mental illness. Despite this, concerns persist among many DC fans who remain anxious about Miller's past destructive behaviour. Some critics argue that Warner Bros forgave Miller's alleged crimes too easily, especially when compared to the treatment of other actors like Johnny Depp, whose name continues to surface. Depp did win a defamation case against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, in Fairfax, Virginia, over allegations of domestic violence. However, legal experts generally believe that this victory does not fully exonerate him.</p>

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<h2><strong>Will <em>The Flash</em> be a success?</strong></h2>

<p>Given the tumultuous journey leading up to its release, the question remains: Will <em>The Flash</em> be a success? Initially, my answer would have been negative. However, James Gunn, the head of DC Studios alongside Safran, has an extensive and highly successful track record in the realm of superhero cinema, having grown up immersed in comic book culture. Gunn has consistently demonstrated his ability to craft engaging narratives that bring together a diverse cast of characters, showcasing their ability to overcome differences and unite towards a common objective. His recent work on Peacemaker further attests to his talent for constructing compelling stories centered around singular characters, often infused with his signature irreverent humor.</p>

<p>Moreover,<em> The Flash</em> boasts an ensemble of multiple beloved DC characters, as evidenced by the exciting and enjoyable trailers. If the film lives up to the expectations, it is highly likely to surpass the monumental milestone of $1 billion at the box office.</p>

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The Flash is nearly here. The controversial DC movie was been in development in one form or another for almost a decade now, and many times it seemed as though it would forever be stuck in development hell.

The Flash is nearly here. The controversial DC movie was been in development in one form or another for almost a decade now, and many times it seemed as though it would forever be stuck in development hell. But now, until an asteroid that ended dinosaurs and their reign over the planet decides to return in the next couple of days, The Flash will be out in the wild soon. This Andy Muschietti directorial will not only rip open the multiverse for the DCU (DC Universe) but also serves as a soft-reset button to usher in a new phase of the cinematic universe, which will not feature, for instance, Henry Cavill's Superman. What is The Flash all about? The film stars Ezra Miller in the title role of speedster superhero Barry Allen, who is the fastest man on earth and uses his speed to fight bad guys. He is so fast, in fact, that he can exceed the speed of light and thus turn back time. And it is this ability of his that is the cause of much of his trouble in the movie. The Flash brings back Michael Keaton as Batman and even features a cameo from Ben Affleck's Batman. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there may be more surprises in store. But before that, there's a problem to solve. In place of Cavill's Man of Steel, we have in the film another Kryptonian — Sasha Calle's Girl of Steel, better known as Supergirl. The Flash and the curious case of Ezra Miller The Flash, a highly ambitious project with a budget of over $200 million (marketing and promotion costs not included), has encountered numerous challenges since its inception. Aside from the creative conflicts between the studio and the various writers and directors involved, the film has experienced a revolving door of filmmakers and writers, including Seth Grahame-Smith, Rick Famuyiwa, and the duo of John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, before ultimately landing director Andy Muschietti. Muschietti, known for his successful It movies, brings a unique perspective to the project, having made a name for himself in the horror genre. However, the true source of concern stemmed from the movie's lead actor, Ezra Miller, who were entangled in various legal issues over the past few years. Despite the global lockdown caused by COVID-19, they were involved in a series of violent incidents across different locations. Reports from Vanity Fair even alleged that the actor claimed to embody various religious figures, such as Jesus, the Devil, and the next Messiah. Warner Bros executives were understably worried about the negative publicity affecting both the film and the studio. The studio at one point even deliberated on whether to scrap the project altogether, similar to what happened with Batgirl—produced at a budget of $90 million—after Warner Bros merged with Discovery. Eventually, a decision was made to proceed with the movie and director and DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn, known for his work on successful superhero films at both DC and Marvel, expressed his confidence in the movie. Gunn's endorsement, combined with the film's high production quality and costs, ensured that The Flash would not be abandoned and is now poised for a significant summer release. In August of the previous year, Ezra Miller released a statement via Variety, acknowledging their "time of intense crisis" and disclosing their initiation of treatment for mental illness. Despite this, concerns persist among many DC fans who remain anxious about Miller's past destructive behaviour. Some critics argue that Warner Bros forgave Miller's alleged crimes too easily, especially when compared to the treatment of other actors like Johnny Depp, whose name continues to surface. Depp did win a defamation case against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, in Fairfax, Virginia, over allegations of domestic violence. However, legal experts generally believe that this victory does not fully exonerate him. Will The Flash be a success? Given the tumultuous journey leading up to its release, the question remains: Will The Flash be a success? Initially, my answer would have been negative. However, James Gunn, the head of DC Studios alongside Safran, has an extensive and highly successful track record in the realm of superhero cinema, having grown up immersed in comic book culture. Gunn has consistently demonstrated his ability to craft engaging narratives that bring together a diverse cast of characters, showcasing their ability to overcome differences and unite towards a common objective. His recent work on Peacemaker further attests to his talent for constructing compelling stories centered around singular characters, often infused with his signature irreverent humor. Moreover, The Flash boasts an ensemble of multiple beloved DC characters, as evidenced by the exciting and enjoyable trailers. If the film lives up to the expectations, it is highly likely to surpass the monumental milestone of $1 billion at the box office. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

The Flash: Can DC’s ambitious multiverse movie overcome Ezra Miller scandals?

<p>DC's much-anticipated <em>The Flash</em> will release next month. While the excitement is quite considerable about the project, a shadow also looms over it, thanks to the lead star Ezra Miller. But director Andy Muschietti has said that he doesn't think anybody else can play that character as well. In the teaser for the upcoming episode of <em>The Discourse</em> podcast, he said, "I don’t think there’s anyone that can play that character as well as they did. The other depictions of the character are great, but this particular vision of the character, they just excelled in doing it. And, as you said, the two Barrys — it feels like a character that was made for them.” Miller indeed essays two versions of Barry, one in the main continuity and one in a parallel reality.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Andy's sister and co-producer Barbara Muschietti said, “In principal photography, Ezra was brilliant and the most committed and the most professional [actor]. Ezra gave everything for this role — physically, creatively, emotionally. They were absolutely supreme.”</p>

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<h2><strong><em>The Flash</em> and its numerous troubles</strong></h2>

<p><em>The Flash</em>, a $200 million project, has been in trouble ever since it went into production. Mind you, this is apart from the troubles over conflicts between the studio and the writers and directors. The project has seen the comings and goings of multiple writers and filmmakers over the years before Muschietti, who directed the It movies for Warners, joined the project.</p>

<p>But the real cause of distress has been Miller. They had numerous run-ins with the law in the last couple of years [Miller uses they pronoun]. Even the lockdown induced by COVID-19 did not deter them as they were involved in a spate of incidents around the globe and many of which were violent in nature.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Some people told <em>Vanity Fair </em>as saying that Miller claimed to be Jesus, the Devil, and the next Messiah, among other things. Naturally, the Warners Bros execs were apprehensive of the bad press the film and by extension, the studio was getting. It was even contemplated to recast them or scrap the project altogether, much like what happened with <em>Batgirl</em>.</p>

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<h2><strong>What<em> The Flash </em>is all about?</strong></h2>

<p>This Andy Muschietti directorial will not only rip open the multiverse for the DCU (DC Universe) but also serves as a soft-reset button to usher in a new phase of the cinematic universe, which will not feature, for instance, Henry Cavill's Superman. Cavill was revealed to be returning to DCU in the post-credit scene of <em>Black Adam</em>, but later, when Gunn assumed command it was said that he will not be coming back after all.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>The Flash </em>marks the comeback of Michael Keaton in the role of Batman. Since the film is all about the multiverse, there can be multiple versions of the same character. Ben Affleck will also be seen as the Caped Crusader. Sasha Calle will also debut as Supergirl.</p>

<p>Ron Livingston, Kiersey Clemons, Michael Shannon, and Antje Traue also star.</p>

<p><em>The Flash</em> releases on June 16.</p>

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DC's much-anticipated The Flash will release next month. While the excitement is quite considerable about the project, a shadow also looms over it, thanks to the lead star Ezra Miller.

DC's much-anticipated The Flash will release next month. While the excitement is quite considerable about the project, a shadow also looms over it, thanks to the lead star Ezra Miller. But director Andy Muschietti has said that he doesn't think anybody else can play that character as well. In the teaser for the upcoming episode of The Discourse podcast, he said, "I don’t think there’s anyone that can play that character as well as they did. The other depictions of the character are great, but this particular vision of the character, they just excelled in doing it. And, as you said, the two Barrys — it feels like a character that was made for them.” Miller indeed essays two versions of Barry, one in the main continuity and one in a parallel reality. Andy's sister and co-producer Barbara Muschietti said, “In principal photography, Ezra was brilliant and the most committed and the most professional [actor]. Ezra gave everything for this role — physically, creatively, emotionally. They were absolutely supreme.” The Flash and its numerous troubles The Flash, a $200 million project, has been in trouble ever since it went into production. Mind you, this is apart from the troubles over conflicts between the studio and the writers and directors. The project has seen the comings and goings of multiple writers and filmmakers over the years before Muschietti, who directed the It movies for Warners, joined the project. But the real cause of distress has been Miller. They had numerous run-ins with the law in the last couple of years [Miller uses they pronoun]. Even the lockdown induced by COVID-19 did not deter them as they were involved in a spate of incidents around the globe and many of which were violent in nature. Some people told Vanity Fair as saying that Miller claimed to be Jesus, the Devil, and the next Messiah, among other things. Naturally, the Warners Bros execs were apprehensive of the bad press the film and by extension, the studio was getting. It was even contemplated to recast them or scrap the project altogether, much like what happened with Batgirl. What The Flash is all about? This Andy Muschietti directorial will not only rip open the multiverse for the DCU (DC Universe) but also serves as a soft-reset button to usher in a new phase of the cinematic universe, which will not feature, for instance, Henry Cavill's Superman. Cavill was revealed to be returning to DCU in the post-credit scene of Black Adam, but later, when Gunn assumed command it was said that he will not be coming back after all. The Flash marks the comeback of Michael Keaton in the role of Batman. Since the film is all about the multiverse, there can be multiple versions of the same character. Ben Affleck will also be seen as the Caped Crusader. Sasha Calle will also debut as Supergirl. Ron Livingston, Kiersey Clemons, Michael Shannon, and Antje Traue also star. The Flash releases on June 16. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

The Flash director says nobody can play the DC superhero like Ezra Miller: 'The character was made for them'

<p>A new featurette from the upcoming DC movie <em>The Flash </em>is out. It is centred around the much-hyped return of 71-year-old Michael Keaton in the role of Batman. Since the Andy Muschietti directorial deals with the multiverse, it can have multiple realities intertwining and one presumes the timeline where Ezra Miller's titular speedster superhero resides collides Keaton Batman's. The featurette has interviews from Muschietti, his sister Barbara, and Sasha Calle, who is essaying the role of Kara Zor-El or Supergirl. You can see the featurette below. Michael Shannon reprises the role of General Zod. Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons, and Antje Traue also star.</p>

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<h2><strong><em>The Flash</em> and a long road to release</strong></h2>

<p><em>The Flash</em> has had a long and difficult road towards its release. It has been in development in one form or another since 2014, and has experienced a revolving door of writers and filmmakers over the years before Andy Muschietti joined. And even after the film was shot, Warner Bros at one moment considered scrapping the project, thanks to the erratic behaviour of the main star Ezra Miller. They have had numerous run-ins with the law in the last couple of years. Even the lockdown induced by COVID-19 did not deter them as they were involved in a spate of incidents around the globe and many of which were violent in nature.</p>

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<h2><strong>What is <em>The Flash</em> all about?</strong></h2>

<p>The Flash has Barry Allen (aka the Flash) trying to bring back his dead mother, but he inadvertently makes parallel realities collide. Sasha Calle joins DCU as Supergirl. Michael Shannon reprises the role of General Zod. Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons, and Antje Traue also star. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there may be more surprises in store.</p>

<h2><strong>Early reactions</strong></h2>

<p>While the film is yet to screen for the general public, it has been seen by many bigwigs, including Tom Cruise and Stephen King. Both praised the film effusively. King tweeted, "I got an advance screening of <em>THE FLASH</em> today. As a rule I don't care a lot for superhero movies, but this one is special. It's heartfelt, funny, and eye-popping. I loved it."</p>

<p><em>The Flash </em>releases on June 16.</p>

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A new featurette from the upcoming DC movie The Flash is out. It is centred around the much-hyped return of 71-year-old Michael Keaton in the role of Batman. Since the Andy Muschietti directorial deals with the multiverse, it can have multiple realities intertwining and one presumes the timeline where Ezra Miller's titular speedster superhero resides collides Keaton Batman's.

A new featurette from the upcoming DC movie The Flash is out. It is centred around the much-hyped return of 71-year-old Michael Keaton in the role of Batman. Since the Andy Muschietti directorial deals with the multiverse, it can have multiple realities intertwining and one presumes the timeline where Ezra Miller's titular speedster superhero resides collides Keaton Batman's. The featurette has interviews from Muschietti, his sister Barbara, and Sasha Calle, who is essaying the role of Kara Zor-El or Supergirl. You can see the featurette below. Michael Shannon reprises the role of General Zod. Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons, and Antje Traue also star. The Flash and a long road to release The Flash has had a long and difficult road towards its release. It has been in development in one form or another since 2014, and has experienced a revolving door of writers and filmmakers over the years before Andy Muschietti joined. And even after the film was shot, Warner Bros at one moment considered scrapping the project, thanks to the erratic behaviour of the main star Ezra Miller. They have had numerous run-ins with the law in the last couple of years. Even the lockdown induced by COVID-19 did not deter them as they were involved in a spate of incidents around the globe and many of which were violent in nature. What is The Flash all about? The Flash has Barry Allen (aka the Flash) trying to bring back his dead mother, but he inadvertently makes parallel realities collide. Sasha Calle joins DCU as Supergirl. Michael Shannon reprises the role of General Zod. Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons, and Antje Traue also star. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there may be more surprises in store. Early reactions While the film is yet to screen for the general public, it has been seen by many bigwigs, including Tom Cruise and Stephen King. Both praised the film effusively. King tweeted, "I got an advance screening of THE FLASH today. As a rule I don't care a lot for superhero movies, but this one is special. It's heartfelt, funny, and eye-popping. I loved it." The Flash releases on June 16. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

The Flash featurette hypes return of Michael Keaton's Batman. Watch

<p><em>The Flash</em> will be a swansong for Ben Affleck's Batman. The actor will play a cameo as the DC superhero. The Andy Muschietti directorial is an important chapter in DC movies, as it reboots the old DCEU (DC Extended Universe) continuity and introduces a fresh continuity, called DCU (DC Universe). We know the film, although centring around Ezra Miller's speedster superhero the Flash, will feature a lot of DC superheroes. Apart from Batfleck, for instance, the film will bring back Michael Keaton in the role of the Batman. Now Affleck has teased, perhaps inadvertently, that one of his scenes in the film features Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman.</p>

<p>While speaking on his Smartless podcast, Affleck said, "It's my best s--t I have done as Batman! I finally figured out how to play the guy! I know I quit but I got it now! Like you do the audition and you are on your way home, you are like 'No!' I don't want to give away any spoilers, but there was a scene where I get saved by Wonder Woman during a conflagration with some bad guys. She saves me with the Lasso of Truth, so what happens is that Batman divulges some of his real feelings about his life and his work. I was like 'Wait a minute; I got it!"</p>

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<h2><strong><em>The Flash </em>and a long road to release</strong></h2>

<p>The Flash has had a long and difficult road towards its release. It has been in development in one form or another since 2014, and has experienced a revolving door of writers and filmmakers over the years before Andy Muschietti joined. And even after the film was shot, Warner Bros at one moment considered scrapping the project, thanks to the erratic behaviour of the main star Ezra Miller. They have had numerous run-ins with the law in the last couple of years. Even the lockdown induced by COVID-19 did not deter them as they were involved in a spate of incidents around the globe and many of which were violent in nature.</p>

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<p>In August last year, Miller released a statement via Variety saying they have "gone through a time of intense crisis" and had begun treatment for mental illness. Then James Gunn, the new co-CEO of DC Studios, the entity that succeeds the now-defunct DC Films, gave his vote of confidence earlier this year when he announced the first chapter of DCU's 10-year slate of movies, TV shows, animation, and gaming.</p>

<h2><strong>What is <em>The Flash</em> all about?</strong></h2>

<p><em>The Flash </em>has Barry Allen (aka the Flash) trying to bring back his dead mother, but he inadvertently makes parallel realities collide. Sasha Calle joins DCU as Supergirl. Michael Shannon reprises the role of General Zod. Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons, and Antje Traue also star. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there may be more surprises in store.</p>

<p><em>The Flash</em> releases on June 16.</p>

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The Flash will be a swansong for Ben Affleck's Batman. The actor will play a cameo as the DC superhero. The Andy Muschietti directorial is an important chapter in DC movies, as it reboots the old DCEU (DC Extended Universe) continuity and introduces a fresh continuity, called DCU (DC Universe).

The Flash will be a swansong for Ben Affleck's Batman. The actor will play a cameo as the DC superhero. The Andy Muschietti directorial is an important chapter in DC movies, as it reboots the old DCEU (DC Extended Universe) continuity and introduces a fresh continuity, called DCU (DC Universe). We know the film, although centring around Ezra Miller's speedster superhero the Flash, will feature a lot of DC superheroes. Apart from Batfleck, for instance, the film will bring back Michael Keaton in the role of the Batman. Now Affleck has teased, perhaps inadvertently, that one of his scenes in the film features Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman. While speaking on his Smartless podcast, Affleck said, "It's my best s--t I have done as Batman! I finally figured out how to play the guy! I know I quit but I got it now! Like you do the audition and you are on your way home, you are like 'No!' I don't want to give away any spoilers, but there was a scene where I get saved by Wonder Woman during a conflagration with some bad guys. She saves me with the Lasso of Truth, so what happens is that Batman divulges some of his real feelings about his life and his work. I was like 'Wait a minute; I got it!" The Flash and a long road to release The Flash has had a long and difficult road towards its release. It has been in development in one form or another since 2014, and has experienced a revolving door of writers and filmmakers over the years before Andy Muschietti joined. And even after the film was shot, Warner Bros at one moment considered scrapping the project, thanks to the erratic behaviour of the main star Ezra Miller. They have had numerous run-ins with the law in the last couple of years. Even the lockdown induced by COVID-19 did not deter them as they were involved in a spate of incidents around the globe and many of which were violent in nature. In August last year, Miller released a statement via Variety saying they have "gone through a time of intense crisis" and had begun treatment for mental illness. Then James Gunn, the new co-CEO of DC Studios, the entity that succeeds the now-defunct DC Films, gave his vote of confidence earlier this year when he announced the first chapter of DCU's 10-year slate of movies, TV shows, animation, and gaming. What is The Flash all about? The Flash has Barry Allen (aka the Flash) trying to bring back his dead mother, but he inadvertently makes parallel realities collide. Sasha Calle joins DCU as Supergirl. Michael Shannon reprises the role of General Zod. Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons, and Antje Traue also star. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there may be more surprises in store. The Flash releases on June 16. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

The Flash: Ben Affleck teases another major Justice League cameo!

<p>The DC movie <em>The Flash</em> is one of the most-anticipated movies this year, and a lot of hope also rests on the movie's shoulders. It is set to reboot the DC film continuity to help it transition from DCEU (DC Extended Universe) to DCU (DC Universe) that DC Studios bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran are building. The film has had a rocky road to release and at one point it appeared that the $200 movie might be shelved. But it was Gunn's ringing endorsement (he called it one of the greatest superhero movies ever made) that transformed the buzz around the movie. And now none other than Tom Cruise has given the movie his thumbs up.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As per The Hollywood Reporter, Cruise met with Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav and the studio boss happened to tell him that the movie rocks. Curious, Cruise requested a copy of the movie and presumably because it's Cruise, the film was sent to him.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>THR further reports that Cruise was mighty impressed by the film and called director Andy Muschietti and told him <em>The Flash</em> is &nbsp;“everything you want in a movie” and that this is the kind of movie that is needed right now.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><em>The Flash</em>'s difficult road to release</h2>

<p>The Flash has had a long and difficult road towards its release. It has been in development in one form or another since 2014, and has experienced a revolving door of writers and filmmakers over the years before Andy Muschietti joined. And even after the film was shot, Warner Bros at one moment considered scrapping the project, thanks to the erratic behaviour of the main star Ezra Miller. They have had numerous run-ins with the law in the last couple of years. Even the lockdown induced by COVID-19 did not deter them as they were involved in a spate of incidents around the globe and many of which were violent in nature.</p>

<p>Also Read:&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-shazam-fury-of-the-gods-movie-review-zachary-levis-dc-movie-disappoints-572939"><em>Shazam! Fury of the Gods</em> movie review: Zachary Levi's DC movie disappoints</a></strong></p>

<p>In August last year, Miller released a statement via Variety saying they have "gone through a time of intense crisis" and had begun treatment for mental illness. Then James Gunn, the new co-CEO of DC Studios, the entity that succeeds the now-defunct DC Films, gave his vote of confidence earlier this year when he announced the first chapter of DCU's 10-year slate of movies, TV shows, animation, and gaming.</p>

<p>Also Read:&nbsp;<strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-ben-affleck-says-goodbye-to-dc-movies-batman-not-interested-in-james-gunns-dcu-572973">Ben Affleck says goodbye to DC movies, Batman: 'Not interested in James Gunn's DCU'</a></strong></p>

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<h2>What is <em>The Flash</em> about?</h2>

<p><em>The Flash</em> has Barry Allen (aka the Flash) trying to bring back his dead mother, but he inadvertently makes parallel realities collider. The film brings back Michael Keaton as Batman and even features a cameo from Ben Affleck's Batman. Sasha Calle joins DCU as Supergirl. Michael Shannon reprises the role of General Zod. Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons, and Antje Traue also star. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there may be more surprises in store.</p>

<p>The new trailer was received positively by the fandom, with even sceptics admitting excitement about the project.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>The Flash </em>releases on June 16.</p>

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The DC movie The Flash is one of the most-anticipated movies this year, and a lot of hope also rests on the movie's shoulders. It is set to reboot the DC film continuity to help it transition from DCEU (DC Extended Universe) to DCU (DC Universe) that DC Studios bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran are building.

The DC movie The Flash is one of the most-anticipated movies this year, and a lot of hope also rests on the movie's shoulders. It is set to reboot the DC film continuity to help it transition from DCEU (DC Extended Universe) to DCU (DC Universe) that DC Studios bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran are building. The film has had a rocky road to release and at one point it appeared that the $200 movie might be shelved. But it was Gunn's ringing endorsement (he called it one of the greatest superhero movies ever made) that transformed the buzz around the movie. And now none other than Tom Cruise has given the movie his thumbs up. As per The Hollywood Reporter, Cruise met with Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav and the studio boss happened to tell him that the movie rocks. Curious, Cruise requested a copy of the movie and presumably because it's Cruise, the film was sent to him. THR further reports that Cruise was mighty impressed by the film and called director Andy Muschietti and told him The Flash is “everything you want in a movie” and that this is the kind of movie that is needed right now. The Flash's difficult road to release The Flash has had a long and difficult road towards its release. It has been in development in one form or another since 2014, and has experienced a revolving door of writers and filmmakers over the years before Andy Muschietti joined. And even after the film was shot, Warner Bros at one moment considered scrapping the project, thanks to the erratic behaviour of the main star Ezra Miller. They have had numerous run-ins with the law in the last couple of years. Even the lockdown induced by COVID-19 did not deter them as they were involved in a spate of incidents around the globe and many of which were violent in nature. Also Read: Shazam! Fury of the Gods movie review: Zachary Levi's DC movie disappoints In August last year, Miller released a statement via Variety saying they have "gone through a time of intense crisis" and had begun treatment for mental illness. Then James Gunn, the new co-CEO of DC Studios, the entity that succeeds the now-defunct DC Films, gave his vote of confidence earlier this year when he announced the first chapter of DCU's 10-year slate of movies, TV shows, animation, and gaming. Also Read: Ben Affleck says goodbye to DC movies, Batman: 'Not interested in James Gunn's DCU' What is The Flash about? The Flash has Barry Allen (aka the Flash) trying to bring back his dead mother, but he inadvertently makes parallel realities collider. The film brings back Michael Keaton as Batman and even features a cameo from Ben Affleck's Batman. Sasha Calle joins DCU as Supergirl. Michael Shannon reprises the role of General Zod. Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons, and Antje Traue also star. Since the film deals with the multiverse the possibilities are endless, and there may be more surprises in store. The new trailer was received positively by the fandom, with even sceptics admitting excitement about the project. The Flash releases on June 16. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Tom Cruise showers The Flash with praise: 'Everything you want in a movie'

<p>Actor <strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-ezra-miller-apologizes-to-warner-bros-bosses-for-bringing-negative-attention-to-the-flash-franchise-510630">Ezra Miller </a></strong>has pleaded guilty to charges of break-in and theft of alcohol at his neighbour's home. The actor, who is non-binary and prefers the they/them pronouns, would avoid a three-month jail term and will instead pay a $500 fine in addition to a court fee and a year of probation. They would also have to adhere to certain conditions, which include treatment for their mental illness. Miller, best known for playing the role of <strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-flash-sequel-reportedly-already-in-development-will-ezra-miller-return-526417">speedster superhero Flash</a></strong> in DC movies, has been embroiled in several controversies and arrests that are said to be due to mental illness. Miller will be seen headlining the multiverse superhero movie 'The Flash' this year.</p>

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<p>The film, directed by 'It' duology helmer, was supposed to be the big comeback of Michael Keaton in the role of Batman. Since the film is all about the multiverse, there can be multiple versions of the same character. Ben Affleck will also be seen as the Caped Crusader. Sasha Calle will also debut in DCEU as Supergirl.</p>

<p>Ron Livingston, Kiersey Clemons, Michael Shannon, and Antje Traue also star.</p>

<p>Also Read:<strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-batgirl-cancellation-explains-why-dceu-is-such-a-mess-compared-to-mcu-503082">&nbsp;'Batgirl' cancellation explains why DCEU is such a mess compared to MCU</a></strong></p>

<p>It was not known earlier whether 'The Flash' itself will see the light of the day, and not just because of the multiple and seemingly ceaseless run-ins with the law. David Zaslav's new leadership at Warner Bros Discovery has proven itself to be ruthless, shelving an almost-finished $90 million 'Batgirl' movie. But 'The Flash, budgeted at $200 million, is perhaps too expensive to be cancelled.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The titular role, however, might be recast, as Miller has proven himself to be nothing other than trouble in a recent couple of years. Though, he does seem to have come around, apologising for his conduct.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'The Flash' is scheduled to be released on June 23, 2023. A sequel is already in development, with David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick scripting the project.&nbsp;</p>

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Actor Ezra Miller has pleaded guilty to charges of break-in and theft of alcohol at his neighbour's home. The actor, who is non-binary and prefers the they/them pronouns, would avoid a three-month jail term and will instead pay a $500 fine in addition to a court fee and a year of probation.

Actor Ezra Miller has pleaded guilty to charges of break-in and theft of alcohol at his neighbour's home. The actor, who is non-binary and prefers the they/them pronouns, would avoid a three-month jail term and will instead pay a $500 fine in addition to a court fee and a year of probation. They would also have to adhere to certain conditions, which include treatment for their mental illness. Miller, best known for playing the role of speedster superhero Flash in DC movies, has been embroiled in several controversies and arrests that are said to be due to mental illness. Miller will be seen headlining the multiverse superhero movie 'The Flash' this year. The film, directed by 'It' duology helmer, was supposed to be the big comeback of Michael Keaton in the role of Batman. Since the film is all about the multiverse, there can be multiple versions of the same character. Ben Affleck will also be seen as the Caped Crusader. Sasha Calle will also debut in DCEU as Supergirl. Ron Livingston, Kiersey Clemons, Michael Shannon, and Antje Traue also star. Also Read: 'Batgirl' cancellation explains why DCEU is such a mess compared to MCU It was not known earlier whether 'The Flash' itself will see the light of the day, and not just because of the multiple and seemingly ceaseless run-ins with the law. David Zaslav's new leadership at Warner Bros Discovery has proven itself to be ruthless, shelving an almost-finished $90 million 'Batgirl' movie. But 'The Flash, budgeted at $200 million, is perhaps too expensive to be cancelled. The titular role, however, might be recast, as Miller has proven himself to be nothing other than trouble in a recent couple of years. Though, he does seem to have come around, apologising for his conduct. 'The Flash' is scheduled to be released on June 23, 2023. A sequel is already in development, with David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick scripting the project. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

'The Flash' star Ezra Miller gets fine, probation in home break-in case

<p>A recent report in The Hollywood Reporter was full of potential revelations about the upcoming DC films. Among them was a nugget that a sequel to the upcoming movie 'The Flash' is already in development with a script being written. This is surprising because the film, set to be released next year, has been in all sorts of trouble thanks to the star <strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-ezra-miller-apologizes-to-warner-bros-bosses-for-bringing-negative-attention-to-the-flash-franchise-510630">Ezra Miller'</a></strong>s multiple and seemingly ceaseless run-ins with the law. David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick is scripting 'The Flash' sequel and the chances of it being greenlit depend on how the first film does. The film, which will explore the concept of the multiverse in the DC universe, stars Miller in the role of Barry Allen or the Flash, the speedster superhero and member of the Justice League.</p>

<p>Miller recently pleaded not guilty to charges that have been levelled against him.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The film, directed by 'It' duology helmer, was supposed to be the big comeback of Michael Keaton in the role of Batman. Since the film is all about the multiverse, there can be multiple versions of the same character. Ben Affleck will also be seen as the Caped Crusader. Sasha Calle will also debut in DCEU as Supergirl.</p>

<p>Ron Livingston, Kiersey Clemons, Michael Shannon, and Antje Traue also star.</p>

<p>It was not known earlier whether 'The Flash' itself will see the light of the day as the new David Zaslav's leadership at Warner Bros Discovery has proven itself to be ruthless, shelving an almost-finished $90 million 'Batgirl' movie. But 'The Flash, budgeted at $200 million, is perhaps too expensive to be cancelled.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The titular role, however, might be recast, as Miller has proven himself to be nothing other than trouble in a recent couple of years.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'The Flash' is scheduled to be released on June 23, 2023.</p>


A recent report in The Hollywood Reporter was full of potential revelations about the upcoming DC films. Among them was a nugget that a sequel to the upcoming movie 'The Flash' is already in development with a script being written.

A recent report in The Hollywood Reporter was full of potential revelations about the upcoming DC films. Among them was a nugget that a sequel to the upcoming movie 'The Flash' is already in development with a script being written. This is surprising because the film, set to be released next year, has been in all sorts of trouble thanks to the star Ezra Miller's multiple and seemingly ceaseless run-ins with the law. David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick is scripting 'The Flash' sequel and the chances of it being greenlit depend on how the first film does. The film, which will explore the concept of the multiverse in the DC universe, stars Miller in the role of Barry Allen or the Flash, the speedster superhero and member of the Justice League. Miller recently pleaded not guilty to charges that have been levelled against him. The film, directed by 'It' duology helmer, was supposed to be the big comeback of Michael Keaton in the role of Batman. Since the film is all about the multiverse, there can be multiple versions of the same character. Ben Affleck will also be seen as the Caped Crusader. Sasha Calle will also debut in DCEU as Supergirl. Ron Livingston, Kiersey Clemons, Michael Shannon, and Antje Traue also star. It was not known earlier whether 'The Flash' itself will see the light of the day as the new David Zaslav's leadership at Warner Bros Discovery has proven itself to be ruthless, shelving an almost-finished $90 million 'Batgirl' movie. But 'The Flash, budgeted at $200 million, is perhaps too expensive to be cancelled. The titular role, however, might be recast, as Miller has proven himself to be nothing other than trouble in a recent couple of years. 'The Flash' is scheduled to be released on June 23, 2023.

'The Flash' sequel reportedly already in development. Will Ezra Miller return?

<p>Ezra Miller's upcoming films face an uncertain future following the actor's arrest in Hawaii.&nbsp;<br />
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Reports suggest that the actor's arrest could jeopardise his projects with Warner Bros and DC. Miller plays superhero Flash in DC Universe films.&nbsp;<br />
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According to a report in Rolling Stones, the production companies had an emergency meeting after the actor’s legal trouble in Hawaii.&nbsp;<br />
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The committee has reportedly decided to pause all projects that involve Miller. His scheduled public appearances to support the DC Cinematic Universe too have been put on hold.&nbsp;<br />
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Miller, 29, is set to star in the DC Comic film, 'The Flash,' a reprise of his role in 'Justice League' that is set to release in 2023.&nbsp;<br />
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A source close to the actor revealed to a news portal that the actor had 'frequent meltdowns' on the set of 'The Flash' last year.&nbsp;<br />
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The source added that Miller was "losing it" but wanted to clarify that the actor wasn't violent.&nbsp;<br />
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"Ezra would get a thought in [their] head and say, ‘I don’t know what I’m doing,’" the source explained.&nbsp;<br />
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Miller was arrested after he “became agitated while patrons at the bar began singing karaoke,” according to police.</p>

<p>Miller then reportedly “began yelling obscenities and at one point grabbed the microphone from a 23-year-old woman singing karaoke…and later lunged at a 32-year-old man playing darts.”</p>


Ezra Miller's upcoming films face an uncertain future following the actor's arrest in Hawaii. Reports suggest that the actor's arrest could jeopardise his projects with Warner Bros and DC.

Ezra Miller's upcoming films face an uncertain future following the actor's arrest in Hawaii. Reports suggest that the actor's arrest could jeopardise his projects with Warner Bros and DC. Miller plays superhero Flash in DC Universe films. According to a report in Rolling Stones, the production companies had an emergency meeting after the actor’s legal trouble in Hawaii. The committee has reportedly decided to pause all projects that involve Miller. His scheduled public appearances to support the DC Cinematic Universe too have been put on hold. Miller, 29, is set to star in the DC Comic film, 'The Flash,' a reprise of his role in 'Justice League' that is set to release in 2023. A source close to the actor revealed to a news portal that the actor had 'frequent meltdowns' on the set of 'The Flash' last year. The source added that Miller was "losing it" but wanted to clarify that the actor wasn't violent. "Ezra would get a thought in [their] head and say, ‘I don’t know what I’m doing,’" the source explained. Miller was arrested after he “became agitated while patrons at the bar began singing karaoke,” according to police. Miller then reportedly “began yelling obscenities and at one point grabbed the microphone from a 23-year-old woman singing karaoke…and later lunged at a 32-year-old man playing darts.”

Ezra Miller's future projects with DC reportedly put on hold following his arrest

<p>Ezra Miller gave fans a sneak peek of the upcoming film 'The Flash', at DC FanDome, the online convention celebrating all things DC, held on Saturday.<br />
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As per The Hollywood Reporter, the film spans time and multiple universes and is rumoured to see Miller's Barry Allen travel back in time to save his mother`s life, resulting in some major unintended consequences.</p>

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"We`re very excited to show you the movie. We wanted to show you a teaser but we can`t because we don`t have enough material yet. ... But we do have this small sneak peek," Miller said.</p>

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<p>'The Flash'&nbsp;is from the 'It' director Andy Muschietti, with the footage having Muschietti`s trademark visual style. It shows Barry Allen travelling to the Batcave from Keaton`s version of Batman, with him asking the legendary hero, "Are you in?"</p>

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Barry is accompanied by an alternate version of The Flash, as well as Supergirl, played by DC newcomer Sasha Calle. Barry Allen later pulls a protective sheet off the Batmobile, though the audience doesn't see the final reveal of the vehicle.<br />
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'The Flash' is one of DC's most anticipated movies, thanks to the return of Keaton as Batman for the first time in 30 years since 'Batman Returns'&nbsp;(1992). Ben Affleck also reprises his role as the version of Bruce Wayne from `Justice League` (2017).&nbsp;</p>


Ezra Miller gave fans a sneak peek of the upcoming film 'The Flash', at DC FanDome, the online convention celebrating all things DC, held on Saturday. As per The Hollywood Reporter, the film spans time and multiple universes and is rumoured to see Miller's Barry Allen travel back in time to save his mother`s life, resulting in some major unintended consequences.

Ezra Miller gave fans a sneak peek of the upcoming film 'The Flash', at DC FanDome, the online convention celebrating all things DC, held on Saturday. As per The Hollywood Reporter, the film spans time and multiple universes and is rumoured to see Miller's Barry Allen travel back in time to save his mother`s life, resulting in some major unintended consequences. Watch: Black Adam teaser: Dwayne Johnson debuts epic first look of DC anti-hero "We`re very excited to show you the movie. We wanted to show you a teaser but we can`t because we don`t have enough material yet. ... But we do have this small sneak peek," Miller said. 'The Flash' is from the 'It' director Andy Muschietti, with the footage having Muschietti`s trademark visual style. It shows Barry Allen travelling to the Batcave from Keaton`s version of Batman, with him asking the legendary hero, "Are you in?" Peacemaker trailer: John Cena strips down to just his underwear- Watch Barry is accompanied by an alternate version of The Flash, as well as Supergirl, played by DC newcomer Sasha Calle. Barry Allen later pulls a protective sheet off the Batmobile, though the audience doesn't see the final reveal of the vehicle. 'The Flash' is one of DC's most anticipated movies, thanks to the return of Keaton as Batman for the first time in 30 years since 'Batman Returns' (1992). Ben Affleck also reprises his role as the version of Bruce Wayne from `Justice League` (2017).

'The Flash' movie sneak peek revealed by Ezra Miller

<p>Michael Keaton recently rejoined the superhero movie brigade and will reprise the role of the iconic DC superhero for the first time since 1992’s 'Batman Returns'. The actor is all set to feature in the Ezra Miller starrer movie 'The Flash' -- which has multiple Batmans.&nbsp;<br />
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The actor recently opened up about his role as a &nbsp;Cape Crusader and revealed how it was like wearing the Cape again nearly after 30 years.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In an interview with the YouTube channel Jake’s Takes, Keaton said he felt shockingly normal, “It was shockingly normal. It was weird. Like I went ‘Oh, oh yeah, that’s right.’ But also then you start to play the scenes and a lot of memories, a lot of interesting sense memories (start to come back).”<br />
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The film, which began production in England early this year will see Affleck, play one version of Batman, while Michael Keaton will reprise his role of the vigilante. Meanwhile, recently many fans posted numerous pictures and videos featuring Batman and his Batcycle from the set.&nbsp;<br />
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The upcoming movie will be introducing fans to the "idea of the multiverse, one of the core concepts underpinning DC Comics," and will allow "several different versions of the same characters to simultaneously exist and, occasionally, interact."<br />
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'The Flash' is slated to be released on November 4, 2022.&nbsp;</p>


Michael Keaton recently rejoined the superhero movie brigade and will reprise the role of the iconic DC superhero for the first time since 1992’s 'Batman Returns'.

Michael Keaton recently rejoined the superhero movie brigade and will reprise the role of the iconic DC superhero for the first time since 1992’s 'Batman Returns'. The actor is all set to feature in the Ezra Miller starrer movie 'The Flash' -- which has multiple Batmans. The actor recently opened up about his role as a Cape Crusader and revealed how it was like wearing the Cape again nearly after 30 years. In an interview with the YouTube channel Jake’s Takes, Keaton said he felt shockingly normal, “It was shockingly normal. It was weird. Like I went ‘Oh, oh yeah, that’s right.’ But also then you start to play the scenes and a lot of memories, a lot of interesting sense memories (start to come back).” The film, which began production in England early this year will see Affleck, play one version of Batman, while Michael Keaton will reprise his role of the vigilante. Meanwhile, recently many fans posted numerous pictures and videos featuring Batman and his Batcycle from the set. The upcoming movie will be introducing fans to the "idea of the multiverse, one of the core concepts underpinning DC Comics," and will allow "several different versions of the same characters to simultaneously exist and, occasionally, interact." 'The Flash' is slated to be released on November 4, 2022.

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