The Flash Movie 2023 Review Rating: 3 Star
Star Cast: Ezra Miller, Sasha Calle, Michael Shannon, Ron Livingston, Maribel Verdú, Kiersey Clemons, Antje Traue, Michael Keaton.
Director: Andy Muschietti
Available On: Theatrical Release
Language: Hindi
Run Time: 144 Min.
The Flash Movie 2023: Story
Barry Allen (The Flash), played by Ezra Miller, is aware that he serves as the group’s caretaker and is called upon to clean up the “Bat Mess” in the post-Zack Snyder era of the “Justice League.” Despite the passage of time, Alan has never been able to overcome the emotional anguish of losing his mother and witnessing his father go to prison for a crime he had nothing to do with.
The ‘Chrono-Bowl’ is where The Flash ends up because of his speed; think of it as a ‘data server’ for all the timelines operating simultaneously, facilitating the smooth operation of the multiverse. What would you do if you could swiftly traverse every timeframe present in the multiverse? If your mother were still living, you might try changing the course of events in the universe to bring her back. Barry Allen does the same, bringing in Michael Keaton’s Batman and Supergirl (Sasha Calle), and assembling a team to assist him in cleaning up the mess he has made in the universe without superheroes so that he can return to his timeline.
The Flash Movie 2023: Star Performance
Ezra Miller’s performance is unforgettable despite all the pandemonium because of director Andy Muschietti’s fondness for emotive character arcs that enable him not only to move the story forward but also build an emotional connection with the audience. Miller portrays both characters with the best double-role execution one could ever accomplish in a movie.
Although Michael Keaton’s portrayal of Batman evokes strong feelings of nostalgia, the realization that he is 71 years old makes it difficult to enjoy seeing The Dark Knight knock the crap out of the villains. Though Keaton’s charm would undoubtedly allow you to overlook all of his flaws and enjoy him playing the Caped Crusader for one more time. The thin line Sasha Calle walked on as Kara Zor-El/Supergirl needed to be replaced with a more detailed character sketch. The character wasn’t good, but she was.