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Me, Watching the Morbius trailer:
I would rather work here than anywhere in the US (or anywhere) right now or ever, serving the sexy trash man
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🦇MY VINTAGE BATMAN 89 COLLECTION🦇
Consists of:
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-2 Batman (1989) trading card stickers
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-Batman Original Motion Picture Score - Danny Elfman
-Batman VHS (1989)
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I made this art in Stick Nodes and SPECIFICALLY with the Tim Burton Batman designs! (Because that’s my favorite Live Action depiction of Batman) HAVE A HAPPY BATMAN DAY!
The Flash (2023) Non-Spoiler Thoughts
I managed to see an early screening of The Flash last Thursday and I have a lot of thoughts on the movie. I’m going to keep this completely spoiler free because the movie hasn’t released yet.
My feelings towards this movie are complicated. The parts of this movie that work really hit and I absolutely loved, but there are also quite a few parts of this film that really fell flat. It had a fun, if a bit clunky, opening and a very engaging middle portion that showcased everything that I wanted from a flash live-action movie. But the end is where the film falters for me. The emotional beats surrounding main Barry and his mother work really well and make for some very emotional moments- some of the best the DCEU has to offer- but the rest didn’t work to nearly the same degree.
This movie is steeped in nostalgia. That’s not really a secret since it’s been a heavily emphasized part of the marketing material and I’d say most of the callouts are really fun with Michael Keaton in particular being amazing, but it can get a bit over-indulgent at points and pull focus from the core of the story.
This is most noticeable during a sequence near the end of the film that is meant to be an emotional turning point of the story, but the cameos pull the attention away from the important character beats to flaunt the multiversal scope of the movie. This hurts the resolution of younger Barry’s arc which was one of the main through lines of the story up until this point and contributes to the third act’s issues.
Sasha Calle is also very good as Supergirl, but she’s underutilized. The moments we get with her are great but some of her emotional moments aren’t given the time and build-up they deserved. This is most noticeable when it comes to her bond with Barry. While their relationship contains some great moments, it feels a bit undercooked as a result of her limited screen time. She does a good job with the material she was given and it makes me hope that we will see her in the DCEU moving forward even though I know that’s a long shot.
Ezra Miller’s turn as the flash was fantastic. I wasn’t sold on their take on Barry Allen prior to seeing this movie and was a bit skeptical they could carry a flash solo film, but this completely wiped those beliefs away. Ezra Miller did a great job playing the two Barry Allens and sold the emotional beats at the core of the film in a way that I wasn’t expecting going in. They managed to balance the pain and trauma that Barry carries with the more awkward and goofy side of the character very well.
You can’t bring up Ezra Miller without addressing the controversy and accusations that they are facing. I’ll admit that part of the reason I wanted to see an advance screening of the film was because I wasn’t entirely comfortable financially supporting a movie with them as the lead. If that makes you uncomfortable as well then I’d say you can skip this.
The last thing that I feel like I have to mention is the fact that the cgi is really questionable in places. This movie looks unfinished in some areas to the point that it pulled me out of many important scenes. I know I’m not the only one who has had this issue. Almost every other review I’ve seen on youtube points out the questionable cgi.
It’s unfortunate that this is becoming a bigger and bigger issue with superhero films as time continues to pass and that studios are overworking and underpaying vfx artists. I hope that this can get sorted out because we’ve seen what vfx artists and animators can do when given the time and resources to do their job effectively.
Overall I’d say the movie is good but it’s not as amazing as the early reviews have led people to believe. It has a lot of issues in the script department and doesn’t entirely stick the landing, but has a strong emotional core with Barry and his mother and great performances.
The Flash is my favorite DC hero and I’m glad that he finally got the feature film treatment he deserves. If anyone else enjoyed this movie more than I did then that’s great. If you didn’t then that’s fine too. Everyone takes something different from the media they consume and that’s part of what’s so great about it.