Tag: Ezra Miller
The Flash’s Unusual Marketing and Potential Future
It’s almost becoming a cliché to say that the behind-the-scenes or other real-world events surrounding a movie make a better story than the film itself, but the way Warner Bros. is marketing The Flash, as detailed in a Variety piece, is interesting. A lot of this is born of necessity because of t...
Read MoreNew Flash Trailer is All About Batman
Warner Bros. Discovery is hoping the Dark Knight will reverse DC’s cinematic downward spiral. Today, the beleaguered studio (although that could be almost any studio lately) released a new – and, presumably, final – trailer for Batman… I mean, The Flash, their next big superhero blockbuster ...
Read MoreThe Flash Super Bowl Trailer Scores
The players on the field aren’t the fastest things at the Super Bowl this year, as the new trailer for The Flash debuted. The long-gestating DC superhero movie – one of the last gasps of the DCEU, or the Snyderverse, or whatever you want to call it – The Flash finds Barry Allen caught in &hell...
Read MoreThe Flash Poster Stands in the Shadow of the Bat
The poster for what Warner Bros. desperately wants us to believe is one of the best superhero movies ever made, The Flash, has been released. The trailer for the film will air during the Super Bowl, although, unlike Universal, Warner Bros. isn’t ruining its investment by dropping that online early...
Read MoreJames Gunn Weighs in on DC Report, More on Wonder Woman 3
Some clarification – depending on what turns out to be true – has come regarding yesterday’s DC Studios exclusive from The Hollywood Reporter. First, James Gunn took to Twitter to comment on it: Gunn’s statement makes sense, and again, I like how he goes straight to fans via Twitter instead ...
Read MoreEzra Miller Will Get Away With It
Ezra Miller is about to get off scot-free, despite even people who know him saying he’s a dangerous nutjob. Vanity Fair published a lengthy article about the actor yesterday, and it’s worth a read if you haven’t had your fill of the story. Much of it is information we already know, but there a...
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