The Flash review – nicely irreverent superhero film | Superhero movies – The Guardian
Tright here’s a skittish power and humour to this newest image from the DC universe. Foregrounding the Flash (Ezra Miller), the juvenile, socially maladroit dogsbody of the Justice League, proves to be precisely the injection of irreverence that the collection wanted. And whereas among the particular results will not be as polished as you may anticipate from a big-budget movie, nevertheless it’s a wonderfully serviceable and continuously amusing addition to the ever-increasing checklist of superhero photos that unfold in multiverses or parallel realities, albeit one which covers related territory to the latest, superior Spiderverse outing.
On this image, Barry Allen realises he can run so quick that he can journey again in time (the science on that is unconvincing). Nonetheless grieving his mom’s demise when he was a toddler, he decides to nip again to the previous and save her, however in doing so inadvertently creates one other timeline with another Barry Allen, an adolescent buffoon with impulse management points. And that’s not all – he discovers a alternative Batman, and rather than Superman, there’s Supergirl (Sasha Calle, considerably underused). It’s environment friendly, pacy and largely satisfying stuff.
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