DC might have disappointed a lot of fans after the release of the most anticipated movie "Suicide Squad," but DC, alongside with the production company Warner Bros., still got a lot up in their sleeves for the following years, and one of which is the standalone movie for the speedy superhero Flash.
According to reports, the superhero's preview during the "Suicide Squad" serves as a sneak peek for the fans in order for them to feel out if actor Ezra Miller is worthy for the role, although the Flash's appearance was just brief. Fans now expect that the superhero would have a longer screen time in the upcoming "Justice League" movie, where he would be seen fighting side by side with Wonder Woman, Batman, of course Superman and many more.
Movie News Guide reported that the Flash participation in the "Justice League" film in 2017 would serve as his introduction for the character's standalone film that is due to come out in the following year. It is also reported that The Flash would not only be fighting off a single villain in his film, but instead, the steadfast superhero would be fighting a whole group of super villains.
The same publication noted that Flash would be going up against the Rogues, which consist of different super villains namely Captain Cold, Pied Piper, Mirror Master, the Trickster, Heat Wave, Weather Wizard, the Top and Captain Boomerang.
A lot of fans are actually happy that the movie would feature quite a number of characters, although some of the fans are not too happy about it. Fans who are against the rumors that the Flash would be fighting off Rogue's team of super villains states that, since a lot of characters would be involved in the film, there's a possibility that the movie would seem crowded.
In other news, Cinemablend reported that Miller is now considered as one of the sought after actors for Warner Bros., not only did he land a role as the main star in the Flash movie, he would also be seen in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," which he would play the role of Credence.
According to Miller, it wasn't easy for him to land in both characters. During an interview, the actor stated that he had to go through an eye of a needle in order to convince Warner Bros. that he could play both roles and be great at them, despite the fact that the actor needs to shoot scenes for both of the films consecutively.
Miller stated "We don't do that anymore, we don't develop relationships between actors and studios. There's no loyalty like that anymore. I say in these emails that I want that with you. I want Credence and I want The Flash."