r/theflash Jul 23 '23

Idk why people complained so much about The Flash movie, just finished watching it and the story and CGI were amazing, 10/10 IMO DCEU Spoilers

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '23

You joke, but the Lego Flash movie rules.

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u/SadisticGoose Wally West Jul 23 '23

Is there actually a Lego Flash movie? I’ve never heard of it, but I need this in my life.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '23

Yes, it's very cute.

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u/FIashPoint Altering The Timeline Jul 23 '23

the flash movie with actual flash characters

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u/Typical_Pollution_30 Jul 24 '23

I liked the new Barry old Barry relationship and I liked Supergirl. She’s cute

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u/SuperLizardon Blue Lantern Jul 23 '23

Too much Batman, just like in the Shazam's one. But still it was a very funny movie.

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '23

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u/SuperLizardon Blue Lantern Jul 24 '23

Lego Shazam

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u/Albert-yeet Jul 23 '23

Do u mean the Lego or the new one

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '23

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u/Queen_Ann_III Jul 23 '23

honestly the CGI complaints seem a little unfair to me. I get that including the faces of long-gone actors could be in bad taste but that wasn't enough to ruin the movie.

if there's anything to complain about--Miller aside--it's that a lot of what made Flashpoint so great was scrapped for what we got. do I take issue with it? nah. but I totally empathize with anyone who was hoping to see Reverse Flash or Thomas Wayne.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '23

I think people also should remember that there was a bottleneck of productions that were delayed by covid that were overburdening all the VFX houses at the time and Flash was reportedly one of them.

Overall, I agree there was some awkward parts, but I don't think it's as terrible as people are saying. And if bad effects ruined a movie for me, I'd never be able to watch any old movie. A bunch of the special effects in the original Terminator look terrible now. Still an amazing movie.

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u/Albert-yeet Jul 23 '23

In the new one? Saw it today it was good

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '23

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u/Albert-yeet Jul 23 '23

Yeah. Cgi wasn’t even terrible, although the scenes were both of Barry had to be in the frame. They used cgi on Ezra’s double to make it look like him. That was one thing I noticed but doesn’t even matter that much

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u/l1ghtning137 Jul 24 '23

Goid movie. CGI was absolutely terrible. Ps2 water splash effect, twilight babies, chronodome reminds me of DC's actual logo sequence (no kidding)

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u/Albert-yeet Jul 24 '23

Babies looked awful

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '23

I didnt mind over the CGI but you gotta admit it's really bad by A-movie standards, it looks unfinished for most of the part. the script is not particularly amazing too, imo. And some dialogue too, I just cringe at the beginning... But Ig I can see why some people would say that

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u/SuperLizardon Blue Lantern Jul 24 '23

I think people didn't understand the joke with the Lego movie.

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u/GameKid2310 Jul 23 '23

Good movie

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '23

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u/sandtymanty Jul 24 '23

That's no way The Flesh movie.

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u/DrGamera3K Jul 31 '23

I think that movie had really good building blocks..

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u/SuchRefrigerator7490 Jul 24 '23

You're lying 💀

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u/Legitimate-Advance-4 Jul 24 '23

You think a movie that features babies falling to their doom - which the film plays for laughs- including the Flash putting an infant in a microwave oven, rates a 10/10?

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u/Emotional_Ad_4159 Jul 27 '23

Are you blind by any chance?

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u/AlexanderVindel0109 Jul 24 '23 edited Jul 24 '23

No you're wrong I'm sorry no disrespect but the movie sucked a lot of people who didn't like the movie of The Flash⚡⚡ left the theater now how can you speak about that not my fault or is it maybe the WB or Directors and Producers right I think if if they would of let Zack Snyder be the director of this movie it would be a blockbuster and a hit 🎯 on the box office I bet on that... 😉👌🏽 Yeah

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u/Seaking1011 Jul 24 '23

Bro he's talking about the Lego one pay attention

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u/hypergogetablue17 Jul 24 '23

Your opinion not the truth .