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The Flashhas finally hit the screens and it has definitely been a long time coming. Ezra Miller bagged the role back in 2014 and it took nine years for them to finally get their own solo outing. Director Andy Muschietti has done a fantastic job of delivering the film with his own unique sense of storytelling.
It is a well-known fact that WB and DC studios are going through some jinx to position themselves firmly in the live-action DC sphere. With maximum efforts put into it, to their dismay, the film opened to mixed reviews. With Miller’s personal life fiascos to seemingly unfinished visuals, it was an impending setback.
It’s a rather bumpy journey of Miller’s Flash saving the day, or did they really?
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The FlashAnd The Mixed Bag Of Cameos
In a recent episode ofDiscoursepodcast from The Playlist, Andy Muschietti opened up about his attempt at making the film and the cameos that it had. One rather interesting cameo was from Nicolas Cage as Superman which theITdirector had spoiled weeks before the film’s official release.
He has been vocal about working with Cage someday, never expecting it would happen like this, for just a couple of minutes.
“We shared how excited we had been to showcase his Superman that was never done. He is an incredibly kind person and showed support for us to go forward with it. So we put him in his suit, and it was done by the same designer that worked on his never-done Superman lives.”
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When asked what about the people that don’t know that Nic Cage was almost Superman once, he went on to say –
“In my opinion, the film would have been great, but that’s a movie nobody will see because no one made it. But he is definitely somewhere in the multiverse.”
What Happened WithThe Flash’sVisuals
Upon watching the film, we could see a lot of scenes that were definitely a die-hard fan’s dream come true. WithBen Affleck’s Batman riding his Bat motorcycle during the chase scene, andMichael Keaton’s Batman displaying his panache in his Batwing, it was all majestic.
But, it is also evident that the VFX work was not optimum and polished on all fronts. Muschietti however defended the visuals saying –
“Everything is kind of distorted in terms of textures and light. It is all Barry’s own perspective, this ‘water world’ is all Barry’s POV. So, it was intended that way which is why it looks a little weird.”
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For now, Muschietti has been officially assigned to tackleThe Brave and the Bold.According to Gunn, the casting process is far ahead.
The Flashhas released on June 16 worldwide and is currently in cinemas.
Source:Bounding Into Comics
Ojaswi Chaudhary
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Extremely passionate about a great story since the little guy was 8. He has lived through nothing short of almost 300 of Hollywood’s finest pieces of work, and is now creating some of his own here at FandomWire. He loves to make time for a good book and a good meal.
