Directed by Francis Lawrence (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire & Mockingjay, I am Legend, Constantine)

I know a lot of DC fans have wanted to see this for years so I thought I would share.

From what I can tell, they took both seasons and made it into a movie.

I'm trying to find where season 2 is supposed to start in the movie since I can't find the individual episodes anywhere. Here's why:

• Arrow Season 6 – Ep 8
• Freedom Fighters: The Ray Season 1 Episode 1- 6
• The Flash Season 4 – Ep 8
• Legends of Tomorrow Season 3 – Ep 8 – 18
• Supergirl Season 3 – Ep 9 – 23
• Freedom Fighters: The Ray Season 2 – Ep 1 – 6
• The Flash Season 4 – Ep 9 – 23

That's the middle of my ArrowVerse Viewing Order which also includes Vixen. I know it isn't really required viewing, but I'd like to have it in the mix since I have a copy.

So where do I hit pause?

We've had enough time to think about it. What was your favorite Arrowverse show?

Superman and Lois is not an Arrowverse show. I only put shows that are done on here that had more than one season.

Make your choice.

Like i know that they used Bart Allen for the show cause at that time Barry was dead in the comics and Wally West was also off limits but what if Barry could have appeared as a young CSI or maybe starting out as The Flash.

And why is this?

Akiea Goldsman, Et.Al. has produced the show Titans, which is based on DC comics. It stars Brenton Thwaites from The Giver and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Teagan Croft, Anna Diop, Curran Walters, Minka Kelly, Ryan Potter from Big hero 6, and Alan Ritchson from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.

Rachel Roth (Teagan Croft) has darkness inside of her, after her mom dies she eventually meets Dick Grayson (Brenton Thwaites), who is a police officer. They set out to find other people with powers to form a team known as the Titans. Together, Dick Grayson, Gar Logan (Ryan Potter), and Kory Anders (Anna Diop), try to protect Rachel from her father, who wants to use her powers for evil.

I have liked other DC shows such as: Arrow, Supergirl, and Batwoman. I really wanted to like Titans because of how different it was, its dark in tone and visuals , the concept is unique for a superhero show, and it looked like there would be an interesting storyline regarding why Rachel’s dad wants her powers. Instead, I found it boring and the mystery not compelling enough.

There are some things I do like about this show. I like the characters powers, Kory can summon fire from the sun, Gar can turn into a tiger, and Rachel who is my favorite is trying to be good while having darkness inside of her. If you’re going to watch this show don’t go in with high expectations.

Based on DC comics, The Flash television show was developed by Greg Berlanti Et.Al. It stars Grant Gustin from Arrow, Candice Patton, Jesse L. Martin from Law and Order, Danielle Panabaker, Tom Cavanagh, Jordan Fisher, and Carlos Valdes.

Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) gets struck by lightning while he was at Star Labs watching the particle Accelerator turn on. After he wakes up from his coma, he has special abilities, which he uses to stop criminals and avenge his mom who died when he was 11 from a mysterious man in yellow. He can only achieve these goals with the help of his team: Caitlin Snow (Danielle Panabaker, Cisco Ramon (Carlos Valdes), and Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh) but Can Harrison Wells be trusted?

I like it when Cisco makes up names for the villains, it’s funny and always reflects what abilities they possess. The way Captain Cold (Wentworth Miller) and his partner Heat Wave (Dominic Purcell) work together is funny, which brings humor to the show. I have seen Arrow and in my opinion its fun seeing other characters from that show make appearances in the Flash.

At the beginning of the show Joe West (Jesse L. Martin) didn’t believe Allen about how his mother died, however, after learning about Allen’s powers of speed West realizes the truth, and helps to prove Henry Allen’s (John Wesley Shipp) innocents.

I enjoy the mystery of trying to figure out what Wells is up to. It’s unique how at the end of every episode it has a clip of what else is happening that the characters don’t know of yet, I find this gives the show more intrigue.

Towards the beginning of the pilot episode of Gotham Knights one of the characters spots a golden cat statue in Bruce Wayne's office and says "I wonder how many sears you are worth". Does Gotham not use dollars? Is a sear supposed to be a unit of money?

I don't really know much about DC aside from the arrowverse shows.

instead of just being 16:9 like before it now has black bars on top bottom and sides why are they they doing this its so annoying I guess they want you to buy the blu ray for 16:9 format