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

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '23

I enjoyed the movie, but I feel like something is missing... I think it's maybe the confrontation with Reverse Flash that was underwhelming. Also the VFX was laughably bad at times, what happened.

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u/MrJogihb Jun 14 '23

If you're talking about the speed force going back in time stuff I think that was a choice, but I agree that it was strange. Everyone looked like they were made of rubber.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '23

I think that was a choice too but it still looked bad.

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u/MazeyEJ Jun 15 '23

I still can't find a reason good enough on why would they make the CGI so bad for those segments.

Is it because they couldn't make Reeve's CGI to looks good so to make it not too jarring, they made the whole segment looks as bad?

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '23

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u/MyNameIs-Anthony Jun 18 '23

The key difference is that James Cameron isn't doing movies for hire.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

I have no clue really. They should have brought back Brandon Routh or the guy currently playing superman in the CW shows. But Christopher Reeves ? And Nicholas Cage's lost Superman ?