As happy as I am for Supergirl fans, I can’t help but feel bad for The Flash. He can’t even have a movie for himself without a bunch of guests showing up.
I think Flash is best when he’s reacting to other heroes … especially Ezra Miller’s version. It would have been nice to have him tool around with some local rogues before going full Flashpoint, but I’m hoping we get some taste of that in the movie still. I think from a Hollywood perspective, they’ve already raised the stakes too high to make a “city protector” Flash feel like a full story with any heft.
How amazing would it be if The Flash and Supergirl from this movie visit, even if briefly, with The Flash and Supergirl from the CW? I mean, this has to tie in somehow to CW’s Crisis, right, with the two Flashes?
I’d love to see Melissa and Gustin together on the big screen, but I fear that they won’t assume that everyone saw CW crisis the same way that they assume that old Batmen can be put into the movie and people know who they are.
People don’t need to know who they are. Just “another Flash,” “another Supergirl,” or “another Batman” in the context of the story they are telling. For those who recognize them, cool bonus implications, but for those who don’t, it should still work.
Exactly. The point of the movie, seems to me, will be exploring the multiverse. During last year’s FanDome, multiverse was the buzz word of the con. And DC is going all in on the concept that all DC media that’s ever been or ever will be is part of the same giant multiverse. For us silly nerds it makes total sense, but the regs are catching on, too. The MCU has already started on this path, though I don’t think they will be taking it quite as far as DC seems to be.
dude how funny would it be if they were attended a musical with them in it or just have a billboard poster with the two of them for a play or something LOL.