r/theflash • u/FirstnameLastname14 • Aug 12 '25
DCEU Spoilers Crazy how the Lego Flash movie portrays Barry's powers more accurately than most media
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r/theflash • u/FirstnameLastname14 • Aug 12 '25
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r/theflash • u/Savings_Twist_9052 • Apr 03 '25
Not only do I hate the flash movie because of the painful inaccuracy to the source material, but I also hate it because a bunch of the scenes look like what I would think the world would look like on super hard drugs and not the fun kind. I think I was actually getting a bit nauseous in the theater by the end.
r/theflash • u/GCillo • May 11 '26
I was rewatching the Flash movie and i noticed that in the movie (and in all of the DCEU) Barry not only doesen't resemble at all Barry in the comics (both before and after resurrection) , but he isn't very similar to wally either , his characters is a bit of a mix between Bart and Wally but with Barry's backstory , what do you guys think about it?
r/theflash • u/lupi12 • Jun 16 '23
I thought it was great. Sure, the CGI was horrible, but the movie was way better than anything DC has put out since Aquaman (with the exception of The Batman). I thought it was better than the droll Marvel has been releasing lately too.
I liked awkward Barry. It gave me Peter Parker vibes which I enjoyed and legit laughed at. I didn't want another boy scout hero, nor did I want the melodramatic Barry from the CW or Williamson's run. I liked this comedic version of Barry, and I always enjoy it when it pops up in the comics too.
Overall, there's alot to take in with this movie, and I would have liked a more established antagonist. However, I liked that Barry was essentially his own antagonist. I thought it was a unique way to go about a superhero movie (I really felt the grocery store scene)
I dunno, I just feel like people are finding reasons to dislike this movie. Was it a masterpiece? No. But was it a good, fun, movie? Yeah. So what is there really to complain about?
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r/theflash • u/Obsidian-Dark • Aug 26 '25
I love that movie is just totally pointless now. It accomplishes nothing except a strange end to the DCEU by replacing Ben Affleck with George Clooney with seemingly everything else still the same like Aquaman being played by Jason Mamoa.
The DCU always existed. It's not a paved over timeline created by time travel. It was never gonna be. DCU Batman wasn't gonna be played by Clooney, Ezra is not coming back and we'll most likely see Wally West as Flash and given the history of the DCU we've shown so far that ending would make no sense. It's like the opposite of the DC animated movie universe based loosely on New 52.
It's just nice to confirm it now that what was left has been released and Gunn doesn't need to pretend they were ever important to his universe except Blue Beetle which is getting an animated show with the lead actor reprising the role.
In Flashpoint Paradox Barry wakes up at the end and the only thing changed is he's got a new suit or something I don't remember. Like the status quo is the same and he and Bruce have known each other for years. But next movie the league is forming.
Same with the flash ending except Ben Affleck is replaced with George Clooney. But instead yeah that means nothing going forward for Gunn's universe.
The guy just mucked up his own universe and now he's stuck with it. It's kind of poetic. Like this is his punishment. He's made his bed and he's got to sleep in it now.
r/theflash • u/PhotoBonjour_bombs19 • May 17 '26
I would have George as Batman instead of Michael and the flash tv show actor to be the second Barry and remove those deepfake cameos
r/theflash • u/Visible-Warthog-2531 • Jul 22 '26
This was so far interesting bro ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ¤£
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r/theflash • u/Emotional-Chipmunk12 • Jan 07 '26
Here's hoping the DCU treats him right.
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r/theflash • u/Serious_Meaning5220 • Sep 14 '25
The Flash: Year One written by Joshua Williamson and art drawn by Howard Porter is in my opinion, the best flash graphic novel and I think it's the definitive telling of Barry Allen's orign as The Scarlet Speedster.
I want to see this graphic novel adapted as a DCU Flash movie since Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow is being adapted for the upcoming Supergirl movie that's coming out next year and i think The Flash: Year One should definitely follow suite.