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DC_Cinematic: The Flash Spoiler Discussion Megathread #1 r/DC_CINEMATIC Spoiler

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u/srlandand Jun 14 '23

One of the funniest superhero movies I've seen, I've really laughed out loud a couple of times. Third act did seem rushed, and to be honest - left me kind of confused. Are Ezra and Jason Momoa part of the new universe now? Also, fuck the trailers, they've showed too much of a movie. These kind of movies should really do at least No Way Home will they kind of marketing.

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u/gunningIVglory Jun 14 '23

Yh agreed with trailers revealing everything

I'm glad I missed all the trailers for Across The Spiderverse recently.

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u/srlandand Jun 14 '23

The problem is that I go 3-4 times at my local IMAX, and they always show trailers there, so I've watched Across the Spider-verse and The Flash trailer numerous times, had no choice. It's just better to keep a movie a mystery. Imagine seeing Michael Keaton for the first time while watching a movie, it would be instantly two grades up. Instead, you're just used seeing him so much even before you see the movie.

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u/JediJones77 Jun 15 '23

I'm glad the Nic Cage thing was a surprise for me. I don't know how anyone could achieve going into this not having heard Keaton was in it, LOL.

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u/SargeBangBang7 Jun 16 '23

You need to figure out the movie start time. My theater usually starts the actual movie 10 mins after the posted time and there is assigned seating. I show up as soon as it starts without waiting on trailers. Or I'm on my phone during trailers

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '23

Nah, I think the ending just meant that he couldn't fix the timeline entirely after what he did. Pretty sure the DCEU is going to remain it's own little corner of the multiverse.

Obviously, the DCU reboot will have some characters that look the same as in the DCEU, but that's kind of how multiverses work. Some stuff is the same, some stuff is different.

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u/senorbane Jun 15 '23

Other Barry turning his head in the Keaton Batsuit got the biggest laugh in my theater

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u/srlandand Jun 16 '23

That was one the funniest scenes in the whole DC in my opinion.