Tag: The Flash
REVIEW: The Flash – Season 8, Episode 14 “Funeral for a Friend”
“Funeral for a Friend,” a reference to the comic book story that chronicled the aftermath of “The Death of Superman” (as opposed to the Elton John song), is the inevitable follow-up to Frost’s death in “Death Falls.” It’s a quiet episode with very little superhero action, focusing on...
Read MoreIs Ezra Miller Still The Flash After All?
Reports of Ezra Miller’s DC departure may be premature. A couple of days ago, ScreenGeek reported that a source claimed Warner Bros. was seriously considering replacing Miller in The Flash, with Dylan O’Brien as one of the top candidates to take over as Barry Allen. Now, Variety’s Adam B. Vary...
Read MoreIs Warner Bros. Replacing Ezra Miller in The Flash?
The Flash may be changing his face at the speed of light. ScreenGeek exclusively reports that, in the wake of Ezra Miller’s nasty habit of assaulting people, Warner Bros. is “considering their options” for the upcoming DCEU movie The Flash, in which Miller portrays the titular Fastest Man Aliv...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash – Season 8, Episode 13 “Death Falls”
There’d been whispers that “Death Falls” would feature a big event, specifically a death. My mind went to several bad places, wondering if The Flash would lose another instrumental character, someone we’d grown to love over the years. What happens is big, sad, and impactful in ways both pers...
Read MoreBatwoman and Legends of Tomorrow Canceled
The Arrowverse has put two more shows back in its quiver, as the CW has canceled Batwoman and Legends of Tomorrow. Batwoman has been on the air for three seasons, and suffered some significant setbacks during its run, such as original star Ruby Rose injuring herself and ultimately quitting, then acc...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash – Season 8, Episode 12 “Death Rises”
“Death Rises” is what I call a connective tissue episode, made necessary by 20-plus-episode seasons (see also: the filler episode and the bottle episode) and existing mostly to move the plot along between high points. These are never anyone’s favorite episodes, and “Death Rises” doesn’t ...
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