Michael Keaton on The Flash: There is no element of horror in the film

Michael Keaton plays Batman

The 1905 movie Network News DC masterpiece "The Flash" is being filmed, and Michael Keaton, the actor who played Batman in the film, was interviewed in an interview a few days ago and expressed his views on the film. In an interview, Keaton said that The Flash has a lot of special effects, and the scene of the film is very huge.

Keaton said: "A lot of memories came to mind at once, and the whole set of the film was very huge. In fact, my appearance did not have too much introduction, but directly began to shoot the scene. Just think about it, it's great. As for the horror element, I didn't find it, I thought it was a film about human nature and growth. Human stories and emotions are the main body of the film. From Keaton's words, it is not difficult to see that "The Flash" will focus on character growth and emotional expression. In addition, in terms of the scale of the film and the special effects, it will not disappoint.

The film was directed by horror director Anders Muschetti, but he didn't want to make it into a horror movie, but was preparing to make a mainstream Hollywood blockbuster. The Flash is a key character in DC Comics and one of the world's most famous superheroes. Except for a five-year hiatus during the low tide of superhero comics in the early 1950s, comics about The Flash never stopped being published, and in the producer's plan, the film was adapted from the 2011 Flash comics, in which the Flash used his speed to open up parallel universes. As a result, many of the characters in DC Comics, including Batman and others, will appear in the film. In 1986, Tim Burton took over the task of directing the first Batman, and the first Batman to appear on the big screen was played by Michael Keaton.

The film is currently tentatively scheduled to hit the big screen on November 4, 2022.