The Flash

The Flash, the newest superhero film from DC, which stars Ezra Miller in the lead role, opened in theaters today. Prior to its premiere, the film generated a great deal of buzz. To see if the film has lived up to the hype or not, read our review.

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Starring: Ezra Miller, Sasha Calle, Michael Keaton, Michael Shannon, Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Ben Affleck and Gal Gadot

Director: Andy Muschietti

Producers: Barbara Muschietti and Michael Disco

Music Directors: Benjamin Wallfisch

Cinematography: Henry Braham

Editor: Jason Ballantine and Paul Machliss

Story

With the aid of Bruce Wayne, also known as Batman (Ben Affleck), Diana Prince, also known as Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), and Barry Allen, or The Flash (Ezra Miller), a botched bank heist is prevented. Barry thereafter aspires to save his father, Henry Allen (Ron Livingston), who was falsely imprisoned for the murder of his wife, Nora Allen (Maribel Verdñ). Barry travels to the past because he thinks he can save his mother there. What follows? Does he stop his mom from passing away? Does he encounter his younger self? Does he go back in time and save his dad? Who is Sasha Calle’s Supergirl, Kara Zor-El? All of the solutions are provided in the movie.

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Overview

Directed by	Andy Muschietti
Screenplay by	Christina Hodson
Story by	John Francis Daley Jonathan Goldstein Joby Harold
Based on	Characters from DC
Produced by	Barbara Muschietti Michael Disco
Starring	Ezra Miller Sasha Calle Michael Shannon Ron Livingston Maribel Verdú Kiersey Clemons Antje Traue Michael Keaton
Cinematography	Henry Braham
Edited by	Jason Ballantine Paul Machliss
Music by	Benjamin Wallfisch
Production companies	Warner Bros. Pictures DC StudiosDouble DreamThe Disco Factory
Distributed by	Warner Bros. Pictures
Release dates	June 12, 2023 (Grauman’s Chinese Theatre)June 16, 2023 (United States)
Running time	144 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$200–220 million
Box office	$271.3 million

Review

The 13th film in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU), The Flash, features a great tale and a ton of nostalgic moments that moviegoers will adore seeing on a big screen.

Once again, Ezra Miller turns in a flawless performance and astounds audiences with a new appearance as his younger self. It’s entertaining to hear the hilarious exchanges between the helpless Barry and the superhero Barry.

There are a lot of sentimental scenes throughout the movie. It’s fantastic to see Michael Keaton resuming his Batman persona for this film after a 31-year hiatus. He has a well-developed character development, and his interactions with the Flash of the future are insightful. The characters’ emotional bond functions effectively.

Conclusion

All things considered, The Flash is a passable movie with some touching and sentimental moments. Michael Keaton gives a terrific performance, as does Ezra Miller. But the fight between Supergirl and General Zod isn’t very powerful; they could have been expanded more. This superhero film is worth seeing this weekend, even though it has a few pointless scenes and a straightforward climax.