The Flash

"You should seek help from a psychiatrist," said Ezra Miller. In all seriousness though, I went into this movie with an open mind, and there were some aspects of it that I liked. The way this movie is shot is more interesting and fun than most modern-day blockbusters. Michael Keaton did a good job reprising his role. The music was well composed. There were some amusing jokes, but they didn't outnumber the obnoxious jokes. This movie's visual effects look like PS3 graphics. The story is boring and is paced horribly. Half of my family fell asleep watching this movie. The cameos are shoved into the movie and don't make any sense story-wise. The action scenes in this movie are ridiculous (and not in a fun way). The script is obvious and thin. Ezra Miller was not convincing in his performance. I'm not just saying that because he is a terrible person, I genuinely think he did a bad job. This entire movie felt lazy and uninspired. I recommend No Way Home instead of this movie.

Awesome story for flash. The story really hits some emotional parts and it was kinda relatable. The cgi is bad but it's funny the way it's bad so I can say it's horrible. It also has Michael Keaton in it which elavateds the story

Finally, after many delays and legal troubles with Ezra Miller, The Flash finally comes out. His very first solo film and I will say all legal trouble aside the film was very amazing. It manages to mesh together both Barry's own story and the Multiverse. It's also fun to see Michael Keaton's Batman return and Michael Shannon's General Zod along with seeing the new Supergirl. Even with uneven CGI and the weird ending, the film is still banger and in my opinion was the film the DCEU needed even though it underperformed at the box office and also Ezra Millers legal trouble. Overall amazing film and a great first solo outing for The Flash