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.

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

Warner Bros will screen DC's big upcoming release The Flash at CinemaCon 2023 in late April, a couple of months before it hits theatres in June. It is not common for huge projects like that to screen in full, but it has happened before.

The Flash to screen in its entirety at CinemaCon. Details here

The Flash's recently released trailer has apparently impressed even the sceptics. 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.

As The Flash's trailer earns praise, concerns over Ezra Miller's past behaviour persist

Fans were pleasantly surprised to see Michael Keaton return as Batman in the new trailer of 'The Flash' which was unveiled on Sunday during the Super Bowl halftime show.