They won’t slash “The Flash.”
Warner. The bros are reportedly standing by with their $200 million comic book blockbuster — days after they brilliantly axed sister flick “Batgirl.”
Both films are part of the DC Extended Universe. the whispers are rising That “The Flash” Could Be The Next Franchise Flick To Be Canned disturbing attack and the grooming charges against the lead actor Ezra Miller,
But on Thursday, producer Barbara Muschietti reportedly attempted to shut down such speculation, saying that the film is still expected to hit theaters next summer.
“All is well in Flash Land,” 50-year-old Muschietti reportedly wrote to a fan in a private Instagram message, which was Later shared on Twitter.
‘The Flash’ directed by brother of Argentine producer Andy MuschiettiThe 48-year-old is set to feature several crossover characters who will also appear in “Batgirl” — including 70-year-old Michael Keaton, his much-hyped return as Batman.
On Tuesday, The Post was the first to break the news that “Batgirl” — which reportedly cost between $70 and $100 million — was shelved by Warner Bros. after being poorly received at a test screening. was. A source reveals that the film studio decided to cut its losses for the sake of the DC brand.
But for now, the film studio stands with “The Flash”—which has stunned some media pundits.
“The fact that they’re putting ‘Batgirl’ on hold but still planning to release that ‘The Flash’ movie and for the past two years no one has posted a single Ezra Miller story online.” read, it is an option,” journalist Lassie Baugher Millasso tweeted.
Meanwhile, cyber skeptics still unconvinced by Muchietti’s message, fear that “The Flash” is still doomed. The post has reached out to the producer’s representative for comment.
“There have been delays countless times, there was no Comic-Con coverage, no more trailers, and the creatives are all silent,” One person tweeted. “‘Batgirl’ was just the beginning of the shake up, ‘The Flash’ is anything but safe.”
‘Like I am saying… don’t ask the producers or the directors. They don’t have any idea. Unless they are told, they will say nothing is wrong.” Another announced.
In fact, the cast and crew of “Batgirl” were called indiscriminately and “humiliated” as The Post reports that Warner Bros. had scrapped their film.
Meanwhile, Miller – who plays the titular character in “The Flash” – has been embroiled in a number of scandals over the past few months and it is still unclear how he can play a part in promotions for the film next year.
29-year-old – who uses his/them pronoun – was recently Two parents accused of allegedly grooming His 18-year-old was treated with “cult-like” and “psychologically manipulative” behavior, though the teen vehemently denied the allegations.
Meanwhile, another parent has also come forward accusing the actor of behaving inappropriately with their 12-year-old. Both the parent and child were given a temporary restraining order against Miller, The Daily Beast reported.
On top of that, Miller was arrested several times in Hawaii – the first time disorderly conduct and harassment and then for second degree attack – in March and April respectively.
Miller also landed in hot water back in 2020 after a video surfaced that He was shown suffocating a fan In a bar in Reykjavik, Iceland.
