Warner Bros. 'The Flash' is expected to be a hit, as not only did the film excel during its test screening, but the film received its best rating since Christopher Nolan's Batman series.
After years of development, "The Flash" is finally going to the big screen. In this movie, the Flash, played by Ezra Miller, finally has his own movie. The movie will also feature Supergirl and Batman. That's why the film has been ridiculed as a diverse epic film. If there is any regret in this movie, it is Ezra Miller herself. During this time, with the help of Warner Bros., he has begun to receive psychotherapy.
However, The Flash is also one of the most troublesome works since Justice League. In particular, the star has been arrested many times over the years. With the merger of Warner and the Discovery Channel, some of DC's projects were canceled, including Batgirl. This has led many to wonder if The Flash will also be canceled. However, reports about the star say that not only has the film not been canceled, but "The Flash" has even re-shot some footage in the summer of 2022. Warner Bros. still seems to be thinking about moving the film forward.
Despite the unsettling nature of Ezra Miller, Warner Bros. still had full confidence in the film. Because the test screening of this movie did very well. According to THR, The Flash received its highest score since Christopher Nolan's Batman in its test screening. Nolan's Batman movie was critically acclaimed and a box office hit. Nolan's Batman: The Dark Knight and Batman: The Dark Knight Rise both grossed $1 billion worldwide. Of course, after so many years, there is finally a potential hit movie "The Flash".
Despite the controversy surrounding Ezra Miller, the Score of The Flash seems to have given Warner Bros. confidence to advance the film. This test score is interesting because Batgirl is said to have been cut because the test score was too low. What's even funnier is that it is said that the two movies "Black Adam" and "Thunder Shazam 2" have similar ratings to "Batwoman", but they have been retained from the two movies.
Warner Bros. faced a great financial crisis during this time. In 2022, it seems that only 3 movies will be released. Luckily, Black Adam is one of them. Of course, the rating of "The Flash" also confirms to some extent why "Aquaman 2" was postponed. Warner Bros. set the release date for The Flash in June 2023, the day Michael Keaton's Batman was released in 1989. So, Warner Bros. clearly hopes that this crucial day will make "The Flash" perform well at the box office. Regarding The Flash, Warner Bros. is said to have invested $250 million in a budget and hopes that their efforts will pay for it.