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Worlds collide in “The Flash” when Barry uses his superpowers to travel back in time in order to change the events of the past. But when his attempt to save his family inadvertently alters the future, Barry becomes trapped in a reality in which General Zod has returned, threatening annihilation, and there are no Super Heroes to turn to. That is, unless Barry can coax a very different Batman out of retirement and rescue an imprisoned Kryptonian… albeit not the one he’s looking for. Ultimately, to save the world that he is in and return to the future that he knows, Barry’s only hope is to race for his life. But will making the ultimate sacrifice be enough to reset the universe?

Review: The Flashpoint Paradox - A new Dc Comics movie. Having seen previous ones not least 'Batman Vs Superman' 'Aquaman' and 'Justice League' will help a lot, otherwise you might get a bit confused. This is a loose adaptation of a DC comics story from 2011 called 'Flashpoint.' In which the Flash - Barry Allen - tries to save his mother from being killed when he was a boy. But finds that tampering with time has consequences. He's stuck in the new timeline. Batman here looks a little different. Can he fix things and get back to his right time? I am a DC fan first and foremost, so I am a bit biased. Or maybe it means that I'm just prepared to give things a chance. Also to go to the cinema and enjoy myself. As a result, I loved this. One of the best live action superhero films I've seen. You know sometimes you see a film and you think they clearly got the script sorted first? This is one of those. Solid and it flows perfectly. It hits the ground running [no procession of production company logos]. Has a wonderfully paced opening sequence that tells you all you need to know. And whatever you think of Ezra Miller the person, Ezra Miller the actor is amazingly good here, showing someone who has been scarred by past trauma. Then playing a dual role and making both parts very distinct characters. It is a Flash movie first and foremost. With some Batman. Barry gets great emotional arcs and a heroes journey. It really considers what this new world would be like - one brilliantly funny scene - and an awful lot of it was clearly filmed live. I did think I recognised some of the locations. And I was right. There's not that much cgi apart from when he's running and only a little bit of back projection. Said cgi is actually quite good, and any bits the internet didn't like are actually blink and you'll miss it. Michael Keaton is superbly understated. It uses a certain bit of music to fabulous effect. It was also great to see a big battle scene where there was genuine jeopardy and it didn't feel as if anyone was safe. The whole film doesn't play out entirely as I expected it to. Which was a pleasant surprise. Sasha Calle also makes an impression as Supergirl. Would be nice to see more of her in the role. I also love getting to first performances of films, and discovering them for myself. That way you can avoid spoilers and be genuinely surprised. And this does that. Several times. Seriously avoid spoilers. Seriously. Thoroughly enjoyed this. Well worth a watch. It is a twelve cert thanks to mild language and violence, so not for the very young. There's one extra scene after the credits. Doesn't set anything up, but totally worth staying for. The dvd has the following language and subtitle options: Languages: English, Castilian Spanish, Czech, Polish, Slovakian. Subtitles: English, Castilian Spanish, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Polish, Slovakian, Swedish. The disc has no extras. At all.
Review: Entertaining and funny comic book flick with genuine heart. Recommended. - The Flash Cinema Release date: 14/06/2023 Run time: 2 hours 25 minutes Genre: Comic book / Action Rating: 12A Summary Barry Allen (The Flash) uses his super speed to change the past, but his attempt to save his family creates a world without superheroes, forcing him to race for his life in order to save the future. The (longer than usual) Pre-Amble Nonsense Director Andy Muschietti (Mama, and both It and It: Chapter Two) brings back Ezra Miller (Fantastic Beasts) in the role of DC Comics fastest man alive - The Flash, following the characters brief appearances in Batman v Superman (2016), and Suicide Squad (2016), and the more substantial Flash role in Justice League (2017), and the infinitely superior Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021). Over the last couple of years Miller has been caught up in controversy following arrests and erratic behaviour which potentially threatened the release of The Flash, with rumours swirling online it would go straight to streaming. They have since stayed out of trouble stating they are seeking treatment for “complex mental health issues” following “a time of intense crisis”. It is expected Miller will not be doing much publicity for the movie, and I would not be surprised if a new Barry Allen / Flash is announced in the very near future. There have been a number of attempts to get a Flash movie made over the years. From the late 1980’s onwards multiple directors and writers have been attached to the project. I’d go into it, but this is already a long pre-amble. As part of the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) a Flash movie starring Miller was announced almost 10 years ago! At one point it was going to be a buddy-movie with Miller’s Flash and Ray Fisher’s Cyborg, until Warner Bros decided to switch direction with their DC movies. This film is influenced by the famous comic book storyline Flashpoint. The comic version had Flash travel back in time to save his mother, but it resulted in major changes to his present, including a war between Wonder Woman's desertcarts and Aquaman's Atlanteans that decimated half of Europe, and with Thomas Wayne (Bruce’s father) becoming the Batman after Bruce is killed rather than his parents in that dark Gotham alleyway. There has already been an animated version (Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox) and a loose live action TV version (with the CW “Arrowverse” shows Arrow, Flash and Legends of Tomorrow), in which Ezra Miller appeared in a brief but fun cameo. Muschietti has said that his film would adapt some elements of the Flashpoint comic but would be telling a different story. His new take on Flashpoint is set to feature different versions of Batman, with Michael Keaton (1989’s Batman) and Ben Affleck (2016’s BvS) both returning to the role of Bruce Wayne/Batman, with Keaton’s role said to be quite substantial. New DC supremo James Gunn confirmed that The Flash would reset the continuity of the new DC Comics film Universe (DCU) and, alongside Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (scheduled for this December), would lead into the DCU's first film Superman: Legacy expected in July 2025. There’s been a lot of hype about this Flash movie, with many within DC claiming it’s one of the best superhero movies ever and Tom Cruise seemingly giving it a ringing endorsement. Warner Bros. even took the unusual step of giving this a preview screening at CinemaCon (the largest gathering of movie theatre owners from around the world) a full two months before its release date, showing how confident they are. That confidence was rewarded with many glowing endorsements from early reviewers. Those reviews have begun to cool down in their hype now that the review embargo has lifted, with many saying it’s a bit messy but fun, so it’ll be interesting to see how close this ends up being to the “Greatest Comic Book Movie Ever” hype from earlier. The Non-Spoiler Review While I don’t think this will be in the “Greatest Comic Book movie Ever” discussions, it’s a really fun time at the movies. It’s a really good and very funny comic book movie. One of the biggest complaints about the DCEU films is that they have lacked humour, especially when compared to the lighter Marvel movies. That cannot be levelled at this film. I laughed a lot during this. Is it the best DCEU movie though? Very possibly, but that’s maybe damning with faint praise, depending on your opinion of previous DCEU movies (which includes Batman V Superman, Suicide Squad, Birds of Prey, and Justice League). Ezra Miller is really good as both Barry Allen’s (the super-powered one who has accidentally arrived back in time while trying to save his mother and a younger pre-super-powers Barry Allen). As the central character(s) Miller holds the movie well, giving it (a lot of) humour but emotional depth as well. I found some scenes to be very emotional and it tugged on the old heart strings a bit towards the end. If this is Millers last time as Flash, they’ve gone out on a high. Keaton, of course, is great as an older Batman/Bruce Wayne, though I do think the trailers have shown too much of the Batman stuff. I didn’t know much about Sasha Calle (US TV’s The Young and the Restless), but she’s terrific in her very small role as Supergirl/Kara Zor-El, to the extent I’d really like to see her again in another movie. Michael Shannon is back as General Zod but it’s a small role and he’s nothing more than a Boss Level big bad for the heroes to fight. Affleck is also back as Bruce Wayne/Batman and again his role is small, but it’s a fun action sequence. At 2 hours and 25 minutes this film zips along at a really good pace. Muschietti does a tremendous job with his film, and it’s no surprise he is being talked about as a potential director of the in-development The Brave and the Bold for the new DCU franchise. My only real criticism of the film is that some of the CG is not great. Some of it is good, and for the scenes where there are two Barry’s I thought it worked brilliantly, but some of the action set pieces have some ropey stuff. There’s been some criticism of fan-service levelled at the movie, and to an extent I can see why, but I really enjoyed them all. Though I admit I am a sucker for DC movies and all things comic book-y. There is a post-credit scene, but you could easily give it a miss and you wouldn’t really be missing out on much. It’s just a daft (but fun) short piece that doesn’t add anything to the film, or the larger DC universe. The Verdict 8/10 – Entertaining and funny comic book flick with genuine heart. Recommended, especially if you enjoy your comic book movies.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Colour | Unknown |
| Contributor | Ezra Miller, Michael Shannon |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 5,920 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray, PAL |
| Genre | Action Adventure |
| Language | Czech, English, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Slovak, Spanish |
| Manufacturer | Warner Bros |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Runtime | 2 hours and 24 minutes |
| Subtitle | "English SDH, Italian SDH, Spanish, Japanese, Complex Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Polish, Cantonese, Czech, Slovak, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish Subtitle "English SDH, Italian SDH, Spanish, Japanese, Complex Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Polish, Cantonese, Czech, Slovak, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish See more |

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Action Adventure
- **Format:** Blu-ray, PAL
- **Contributor:** Ezra Miller, Michael Shannon
- **Language:** Czech, English, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Slovak, Spanish
- **Runtime:** 2 hours and 24 minutes

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Flashpoint Paradox
*by P***R on 28 September 2023*

A new Dc Comics movie. Having seen previous ones not least 'Batman Vs Superman' 'Aquaman' and 'Justice League' will help a lot, otherwise you might get a bit confused. This is a loose adaptation of a DC comics story from 2011 called 'Flashpoint.' In which the Flash - Barry Allen - tries to save his mother from being killed when he was a boy. But finds that tampering with time has consequences. He's stuck in the new timeline. Batman here looks a little different. Can he fix things and get back to his right time? I am a DC fan first and foremost, so I am a bit biased. Or maybe it means that I'm just prepared to give things a chance. Also to go to the cinema and enjoy myself. As a result, I loved this. One of the best live action superhero films I've seen. You know sometimes you see a film and you think they clearly got the script sorted first? This is one of those. Solid and it flows perfectly. It hits the ground running [no procession of production company logos]. Has a wonderfully paced opening sequence that tells you all you need to know. And whatever you think of Ezra Miller the person, Ezra Miller the actor is amazingly good here, showing someone who has been scarred by past trauma. Then playing a dual role and making both parts very distinct characters. It is a Flash movie first and foremost. With some Batman. Barry gets great emotional arcs and a heroes journey. It really considers what this new world would be like - one brilliantly funny scene - and an awful lot of it was clearly filmed live. I did think I recognised some of the locations. And I was right. There's not that much cgi apart from when he's running and only a little bit of back projection. Said cgi is actually quite good, and any bits the internet didn't like are actually blink and you'll miss it. Michael Keaton is superbly understated. It uses a certain bit of music to fabulous effect. It was also great to see a big battle scene where there was genuine jeopardy and it didn't feel as if anyone was safe. The whole film doesn't play out entirely as I expected it to. Which was a pleasant surprise. Sasha Calle also makes an impression as Supergirl. Would be nice to see more of her in the role. I also love getting to first performances of films, and discovering them for myself. That way you can avoid spoilers and be genuinely surprised. And this does that. Several times. Seriously avoid spoilers. Seriously. Thoroughly enjoyed this. Well worth a watch. It is a twelve cert thanks to mild language and violence, so not for the very young. There's one extra scene after the credits. Doesn't set anything up, but totally worth staying for. The dvd has the following language and subtitle options: Languages: English, Castilian Spanish, Czech, Polish, Slovakian. Subtitles: English, Castilian Spanish, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Polish, Slovakian, Swedish. The disc has no extras. At all.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Entertaining and funny comic book flick with genuine heart. Recommended.
*by S***H on 18 January 2024*

The Flash Cinema Release date: 14/06/2023 Run time: 2 hours 25 minutes Genre: Comic book / Action Rating: 12A Summary Barry Allen (The Flash) uses his super speed to change the past, but his attempt to save his family creates a world without superheroes, forcing him to race for his life in order to save the future. The (longer than usual) Pre-Amble Nonsense Director Andy Muschietti (Mama, and both It and It: Chapter Two) brings back Ezra Miller (Fantastic Beasts) in the role of DC Comics fastest man alive - The Flash, following the characters brief appearances in Batman v Superman (2016), and Suicide Squad (2016), and the more substantial Flash role in Justice League (2017), and the infinitely superior Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021). Over the last couple of years Miller has been caught up in controversy following arrests and erratic behaviour which potentially threatened the release of The Flash, with rumours swirling online it would go straight to streaming. They have since stayed out of trouble stating they are seeking treatment for “complex mental health issues” following “a time of intense crisis”. It is expected Miller will not be doing much publicity for the movie, and I would not be surprised if a new Barry Allen / Flash is announced in the very near future. There have been a number of attempts to get a Flash movie made over the years. From the late 1980’s onwards multiple directors and writers have been attached to the project. I’d go into it, but this is already a long pre-amble. As part of the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) a Flash movie starring Miller was announced almost 10 years ago! At one point it was going to be a buddy-movie with Miller’s Flash and Ray Fisher’s Cyborg, until Warner Bros decided to switch direction with their DC movies. This film is influenced by the famous comic book storyline Flashpoint. The comic version had Flash travel back in time to save his mother, but it resulted in major changes to his present, including a war between Wonder Woman's Amazons and Aquaman's Atlanteans that decimated half of Europe, and with Thomas Wayne (Bruce’s father) becoming the Batman after Bruce is killed rather than his parents in that dark Gotham alleyway. There has already been an animated version (Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox) and a loose live action TV version (with the CW “Arrowverse” shows Arrow, Flash and Legends of Tomorrow), in which Ezra Miller appeared in a brief but fun cameo. Muschietti has said that his film would adapt some elements of the Flashpoint comic but would be telling a different story. His new take on Flashpoint is set to feature different versions of Batman, with Michael Keaton (1989’s Batman) and Ben Affleck (2016’s BvS) both returning to the role of Bruce Wayne/Batman, with Keaton’s role said to be quite substantial. New DC supremo James Gunn confirmed that The Flash would reset the continuity of the new DC Comics film Universe (DCU) and, alongside Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (scheduled for this December), would lead into the DCU's first film Superman: Legacy expected in July 2025. There’s been a lot of hype about this Flash movie, with many within DC claiming it’s one of the best superhero movies ever and Tom Cruise seemingly giving it a ringing endorsement. Warner Bros. even took the unusual step of giving this a preview screening at CinemaCon (the largest gathering of movie theatre owners from around the world) a full two months before its release date, showing how confident they are. That confidence was rewarded with many glowing endorsements from early reviewers. Those reviews have begun to cool down in their hype now that the review embargo has lifted, with many saying it’s a bit messy but fun, so it’ll be interesting to see how close this ends up being to the “Greatest Comic Book Movie Ever” hype from earlier. The Non-Spoiler Review While I don’t think this will be in the “Greatest Comic Book movie Ever” discussions, it’s a really fun time at the movies. It’s a really good and very funny comic book movie. One of the biggest complaints about the DCEU films is that they have lacked humour, especially when compared to the lighter Marvel movies. That cannot be levelled at this film. I laughed a lot during this. Is it the best DCEU movie though? Very possibly, but that’s maybe damning with faint praise, depending on your opinion of previous DCEU movies (which includes Batman V Superman, Suicide Squad, Birds of Prey, and Justice League). Ezra Miller is really good as both Barry Allen’s (the super-powered one who has accidentally arrived back in time while trying to save his mother and a younger pre-super-powers Barry Allen). As the central character(s) Miller holds the movie well, giving it (a lot of) humour but emotional depth as well. I found some scenes to be very emotional and it tugged on the old heart strings a bit towards the end. If this is Millers last time as Flash, they’ve gone out on a high. Keaton, of course, is great as an older Batman/Bruce Wayne, though I do think the trailers have shown too much of the Batman stuff. I didn’t know much about Sasha Calle (US TV’s The Young and the Restless), but she’s terrific in her very small role as Supergirl/Kara Zor-El, to the extent I’d really like to see her again in another movie. Michael Shannon is back as General Zod but it’s a small role and he’s nothing more than a Boss Level big bad for the heroes to fight. Affleck is also back as Bruce Wayne/Batman and again his role is small, but it’s a fun action sequence. At 2 hours and 25 minutes this film zips along at a really good pace. Muschietti does a tremendous job with his film, and it’s no surprise he is being talked about as a potential director of the in-development The Brave and the Bold for the new DCU franchise. My only real criticism of the film is that some of the CG is not great. Some of it is good, and for the scenes where there are two Barry’s I thought it worked brilliantly, but some of the action set pieces have some ropey stuff. There’s been some criticism of fan-service levelled at the movie, and to an extent I can see why, but I really enjoyed them all. Though I admit I am a sucker for DC movies and all things comic book-y. There is a post-credit scene, but you could easily give it a miss and you wouldn’t really be missing out on much. It’s just a daft (but fun) short piece that doesn’t add anything to the film, or the larger DC universe. The Verdict 8/10 – Entertaining and funny comic book flick with genuine heart. Recommended, especially if you enjoy your comic book movies.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A fun superhero movie that zips by
*by E***S on 10 October 2025*

So this is totally a review of the movie as seen on both Blu Ray and on a glorious HD streaming transfer. Fresh from helming the superbly scary Chapters of IT, Director Andy Muschietti clearly knows character and how to do great screen villains and super dark moments, so he balances them with the movie's joyful cheerful superheroic tone. Ezra Miller’s first and only standalone vehicle as The Flash allows Barry's character to grow and mature on his journey and he's joined by several returning Justice League characters including Ben Affleck’s perfectly delivered version of Batman and I wish that his cameo lasted longer. Other members of the Justice League make brief appearances as do some vintage DC characters since this is a Flashpoint event and the golden oldies show up in a multiverse shattering moment that has some obviously odd looking CGI that takes you out of the movie a little bit but otherwise doesn't detract from the entertainment value. We get to see what happened to Bruce Wayne after Batman Returns as there's a lovely reference to Tim Burton’s Batman universe even though this movie has a lighter and more grounded style worlds away from the delicious darkness of a Tim Burton movie. Michael Keaton’s return as Bruce Wayne is a subtle acting masterclass and he is at times an purely angelic presence with so much heart and soul in his wiser and older evolution of Bruce Wayne that the screen almost seems to glow whenever Michael Keaton is on screen. The story at times however hits a few missteps when the movie’s tone is decidedly uncertain at moments if it wants to be a dark thrill ride or a light and fun romp, so the two sensibilities are ultimately fused together in the finale with most plot points successfully realized. It's a fun superhero movie at the beginning with a superb and funny opening and then becomes a hugely enjoyable character journey. My Blu Ray version looks and sounds great and the streaming high definition effectively level pegs the quality with enhanced vibrant colours and detail clarity. For myself, I think that the Blu Ray version is the best especially as there are some making-of extras included.

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