THE FLASH – Main Trailer (2023) Ben Affleck, Michael Keaton, Ezra Miller Movie | Warner Bros (New)

Published June 12, 2023, 12:20 p.m. by Arrik Motley

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Take a look at our 'Main Trailer' concept for DCEU's upcoming movie THE FLASH (2023) (More Info About This Video Down Below!)

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The inspiration behind this video:

Unfortunately for The Flash, and based on different reviews, it doesn’t seem to live up to the hype – but that doesn’t mean there are no good things to say about it. The Flash became one of the most exciting and anticipated projects from the DCEU almost immediately after it was confirmed to happen and when Flashpoint was confirmed as the main source of inspiration, but fans of the Flashpoint comic book storyline will most likely be very disappointed when watching The Flash. Although it does take many elements from Flashpoint, The Flash fails to replicate what made the comic book arc so great, though in terms of action sequences, it does deliver what it teased in trailers and more.

Most reviews so far agree that The Flash starts strong with Barry Allen on a rescue mission that will surely satisfy those looking for exciting action sequences with the sense of humor that makes Flash such a popular character, but as the story progresses and both the audience and Barry get more and more involved in time-travel and the multiverse, The Flash slows down and even seems to get stuck at times. Surely, one of the most appealing aspects of The Flash are its cameos and the return of past DC superheroes, mainly Ben Affleck’s DCEU Batman and Michael Keaton’s Batman from Tim Burton’s movies, and in that aspect, The Flash certainly lives up to the hype, but in general, it all points at The Flash suffering from the over-exaggerated excitement that resulted from the many delays and the well-done trailers to market the film.