For the DC Cinematic Universe, after James Gunn becomes the planner of the subsequent universe, whether the new DCU can get rid of the earlier slump and officially enter the right track of a new chapter, and the "Flash" movie adapted from the DC event "Flash Point Paradox" that will be released in June will be a key point!
Earlier, the film also encountered various uncertainties, such as starring Ezra Miller's incomprehensible various mysterious operations, which once made the outside world doubt the output of this movie.
However, whether it is from the newly appointed James Gunn or the movie feedback after many internal screenings earlier, the "Flash" movie is in a clear [praise] state, and "Rolling Guide" praised it as "one of the greatest superhero movies of all time"!
When "Tom" said that he wanted to take a look, Warner personally sent a copy to Tom's home, and after watching it, Tom bluntly said that "this is the movie we need now."
So, is DC's The Flash really that good?
It can only be said that for the specifics, it can only wait until the domestic synchronous North American release in June, everyone judges for themselves, but before Warner Bros. held the world premiere of "The Flash" at CinemaCon, there have been many overseas film critics and media who have seen the film.
It is said that -
As in the previous rumors, the "Flash" movie is indeed very good, and many feedback is bluntly saying that the movie is enough to be included in the "best in film history" series!
The following is the specific feedback from the media & film critics who participated in the world premiere, which you can bring for reference:
Fandango's Erik Davis called the film "fantastic" while praising it as "one of the best superhero movies of all time" that put the film "in tears":
"DC's The Flash is fantastic! Forget DC, it's undoubtedly one of the best superhero movies of all time, a classic movie, creative storytelling, great action sequences, great cast, so many details that I can savor, I ended up crying, everything you want to see from a superhero movie. ”
Brandon Davis of the ComicBook website spoke highly of the new DC movie, highlighting that "2 Barry Allen Setups" do a pretty good job:
"Damn, The Flash is fantastic! It's very creative both visually and conceptually, and the dynamic performance of 2 of Barry Allen's works is excellent, and the emotions hit me intensely, bringing tangible surprises that made me want to watch again and very eager to see how they continued, well done. ”
Variety's Scott Mantz named The Flash "one of the best DC movies," highlighting in particular the impressive performances of Ezra Miller and Michael Keaton:
"The Flash is amazing! One of the best DC movies, the perfect combination of action, emotion, and humor! With so many amazing and creepy moments, longtime DC fans will love it! Ezra Miller is amazing (actually twice!). & Michael Keaton is still outstanding! ”
Collider's Steven Weintraub noted that Miller "did a fantastic job in this film," praising director Andy Muskieetti for making "something special":
"The Flash is great. I know Ezra Miller made a lot of mistakes, but they did a really good job in this film, loved Keaton's action, humor and emotion, and Andy Muskieeti made something special and had to give it a thumbs up. ”
The Wrap's Umberto Gonzalez lists The Flash as "the greatest DC movie of the last 30 years" outside of Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy, putting it alongside Christopher Reeves' first Superman movie and Michael Keaton's original Batman film:
"Trust me! Aside from Christopher Nolan's films, The Flash is the greatest DC movie of the past 30 years, on the same level as the '78 version of 'Superman' and the '89 version of 'Batman,' which breaks new ground in superhero movies and pays homage to the DC lore of past years. ”
Screen Rant's Rob Keyes joked that fans would see "something in The Flash you wouldn't believe," hyping up the way it tied the old DCEU to a new chapter that was about to begin:
"Just watched The Flash at CinemaCon and it has something you wouldn't believe, it shows more of Barry Allen's power, it's really one of the best in DC, it's perfect as a transition between old and new DCEU, and it's also the most interesting DC movie."
Jenna Busch of SlashFilm called The Flash "fantastic" and noted how much he misses Michael Keaton's Batman, while also praising Sasha Calle's Superwoman:
"The Flash was fantastic, and now that I understand why DC didn't choose to shelve the film, I had no idea how much I needed Keaton's version of Batman in my life. There are some really exciting moments in the film, and Sasha Calle is great – I wanted to see more of her in the film! ”
Daniel Howat of Next Best Pictures praised The Flash as "very funny," highlighting its use of the multiverse and ranking it as one of the best superhero movies of all time:
"The Flash is so much fun! Very interesting! But still with a solid emotional infusion, it's one of the best multiverse movies out there, lots of funny surprises, a really great superhero movie, one of the best movies in a long time! I am very satisfied. ”
There are many similar comments, but they are basically all praised, and many people have mentioned that this movie can be regarded as a good movie based on the entire film history.
I have to say, in this way, I want to look at it even more~
Moreover, earlier for the starring Ezra Miller incident, DC's attitude was more ambiguous, but whether to continue to cooperate with Miller in the future depends on the feedback of this movie, so if it is really as these extranet evaluations, there is a high probability that Warner DC will continue to sign Ezra Miller to continue to star in "The Flash".
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