The Flash movie sequel has already been written, but may never be released in theaters

news culture The Flash movie sequel has already been written, but may never be released in theaters

The Flash will be released in a few days and a sequel is already written. The second work, however, does not come from Christina Hodson, but from the screenwriter David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick (“Aquaman”). Nothing official has been announced yet, but rumor has it that Michael Keaton (Batman) and Shasha Calle will be returning as Supergirl. The film’s director, Andy Mushietti, announced at the Discourse podcast’s mic that he won’t be seeing anyone other than Ezra Miller as Barry Allen: “I don’t think there’s anyone who can play this character as well as he/she .” (…). It’s as if the character was created for him/her.” However, even if the first part is a success, the second may never be released. In fact, DC Studios has been in full development since the change of directors. James Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy) was appointed head of the studio in early 2023 and has numerous projects in mind (such as Superman: Legacy or the next Creature Commandos series). And we know nothing about the future of the universe originally created by Zack Snyder. It’s possible that The Flash sequel never materialized, as did Wonder Woman 3, which was cancelled.

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The Flash is out in less than a week and superhero actor Ezra Miller has not made any promotional appearances for the feature film. He/she will perform discreetly at the Los Angeles premiere on June 12, posing only for photos without giving interviews. A process that differs from other films, mostly the lead actor is omnipresent to promote the feature film. But the reason is the controversy the actor/actress has faced over legal issues, according to a source close to the star diversity

: “Ezra wants the conversation to be about the film, not him/her.” An idea that won’t hurt the grossing of the project, which is estimated to open at $75 million. According to a Variety source, a single premiere is also planned four days before the American release, the reason having nothing to do with the Barry Allen performer’s problems, but rather a desire to “keep the ending a secret.” the film. The version shown at CinemaCon in April actually came to an abrupt end without revealing part of the final scene. It can be discovered on June 14, 2023 when it hits the cinemas.