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Ezra Miller continues to shoot new footage for The Flash. On September 6, I covered YouTube personality Syl Abdul’s scoop of The Flash‘s massive rewrites and new filming. Vanity Fair just reported that Ezra Miller hasn’t finished his Flash work. They revealed:
The actor is now said to be working with producers on The Flash to shoot additional scenes.
Therefore, it confirms Abdul’s original leak. Although Vanity Fair doesn’t dive into the specifics, Abdul initially included more information. In fact, Abdul further explained:
More than just the third act that’s being reworked.
Confirmed: Ezra Miller Filming New Flash Scenes
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Rumors of The Flash‘s overall quality swing both ways. Some claim the film is in terrible shape; on the other hand, others compared it to Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight. But many critics and fans called The Dark Knight as among the all-time finest superhero movies.
Thus, it’s difficult to believe The Flash is that good. Such a troubled production doesn’t inspire such confidence. Indeed, the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle. After all, Warner Bros. Discovery feels comfortable enough to release it theatrically. While the studio wouldn’t stomach a $200 million loss, it’s evident it isn’t Batgirl bad.
Then again, WBD didn’t shelve the $90 million Batgirl just because it was apparently garbage. A part of it is the greater narrative. Batgirl and the also-cancelled Supergirl leapt into the post-SnyderVerse reboot. I dubbed it the Flashpoint Timeline. WBD CEO David Zaslav decided not to pursue that path.
Confirmed: Ezra Miller Filming New Flash Scenes
Image: Warner Bros.
Instead, future DCEU films take place after Zack Snyder’s Justice League.
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom suddenly included Ben Affleck’s Batman to reflect that. Henry Cavill’s Superman cameo in Black Adam seals it.
In other words, The Flash brought Ezra Miller back for these changes. The Flash won’t end the same as Zaslav trashed the reboot idea. Consequently, that calls for rewrites and reshoots. Contrary to online gossip, WBD remains committed to Miller. TV’s Flash Grant Gustin or anybody else won’t replace Miller. WBD feels optimistic about Miller despite the controversies.
Without a doubt, The Flash will be somewhat different than the film test audiences watched. DC Films finds itself in a transitional stage.