Joshua Yehl: I thought #TheFlash was pretty great, with some caveats. Nerds will lose their minds at the ending. Tons of Ezra Miller being zany and time paradox stuff. Really nailed what reading a 5-issue crossover comic book is like. Jordan Hoffman: THE FLASH: far more madcap than I expected. If anything, it might be a tad too ambitious but it’s also just incredibly satisfying, heartwarming & fun. It’s Back to the Future meets Spider-Man: No Way Home with all the humor & heart of the former and action and surprises of the latter. The movie breaks incredible new ground in superhero cinema & honors DC lore of years past. Umberto Gonzales: BELIEVE THE HYPE! Christopher Nolan movies aside, #TheFlashMovie is the GREATEST DC movie of the last 30 years that belongs in the same conversation as SUPERMAN 78 and BATMAN 89. The dynamic of two Barry Allen’s is crazy well done.Įmotions hit me intensely hard, solid surprises, and it got me wanting to watch again and really eager to see how they follow it. #CinemaConīrandon Davis: Damn, #TheFlash is good! It’s super inventive both visually and in concept. A genuinely superb superhero movie – one of the best in a long time! Very, very satisfying. It’s one of the better multiverse movies out there. Still, it’s entertaining and energetic, I look forward to seeing the final version.ĭaniel Howat: #TheFlash is massively entertaining! Extraordinarily funny, but still has solid emotional stakes. But it’s also bloated at times and jam-packed with Easter eggs. It has strong performances and hits the emotional beats on the head.

Therese Lacson: I was surprised by #TheFlashMovie and how ambitious it was. Here’s a sampling of journalist reactions via the twitter: Collects Justice League #0, #21 and stories from Justice League #7-11, #14-16 and #18-20.THR has theater owners reax, and they are very bullish on the movie. By shouting the wizard's name-Shazam!-the young teen is mystically transformed into the powerhouse known as Captain Marvel! Now given abilities that make him Earth's Mightiest Mortal at the utterance of a simple phrase, will Billy make the right choices and do what it takes to become a hero? Or will he succumb to the poor choices of youth-and the villainous Black Adam? Perfect for any new fan of the World's Mightiest Mortal, this new edition of Geoff Johns and Gary Frank's classic graphic novel features a photo cover of star actor Zachary Levi. Brought to the feet of the magical wizard Shazam at the Rock of Eternity, Billy is imbued with powers beyond any mortal man. But after a fateful night on a subway car, that all will change. Brash and rude, Billy is a troubled teen who just can't seem to find a calling. Young orphan Billy Batson has bounced from foster home to foster home, but he's far from the ideal child.

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