C'mon DC, make a Flash movie, no one wants more Batman movies so soon, C'MOOOOOOoooooOOOOOoooooOOOON!
shut up and enjoy your tv show
>>54348BATB? I love it, but I was talking about the DC Direct movies bro.
>>54348Actually, did you mean the Live action show of The Flash? Because yeah, I loved it, have all the DVDs, shame it aged about as well as The Adventures of Lois and Clark.
I don't even want live action, I'd be happy with DTV, but noooooooooooooooooooo we need more Batman and Superman movies
>>54352Seriously, The Flash in general is perfect for animation.
the villains are just too silly.
>>54354Like Joker..er, Penguin...er, Killer Croc....er.Read the thread bro, I'm not talking about Live Action, which, you are somewhat right about but it's the ENTIRE Franchise not just the Villains, which in most cases are more violent than Batman's villains, The Flash would not translate well to movies in most circumstances.
>>54346This. Actually, you know what? I want an Animal man movie. Make it so DC! Also, the Question!
I will never tire of good Batman. EVER.But I'd rather have this over Under The Hood, which I think I hated more than most other people did.
I think the problem lies with Warner Bros, not DC, since they've been stalling with trying to branch out from the Superman and Batman franchises for a long time now. I mean, we were really close to a Justice League movie, but then that got called off, and hopefully that GL film doesn't have any hard times. But I guess it has to do with brand recognition, people know more about Batman and Superman than anybody else [aside from maybe WW and Green Lantern, with their DTV movies out now]>>54359I've always thought The Question would work better in live action, maybe a miniseries, considering the special effects would probably be limited to only the mask and maybe the gas.
>>54363>I think the problem lies with Warner Bros, not DCTrue.
Make me and the heads of DC care for one.
I'd like to see a miniseries for 52. Think about it: an episodic animated series detailing every issue of the series per episode. 52 episodes in total, you see? World War III can even be a DTV movie released in tandem with the full DVD set of 52.
>>54354doesn't mean they aren't fucking awesome
I'd only watch the movie if it was about Wally and not Barry. And it would be perfect if it was that Kobra storyline 'twas epic!>>54389I think 52 would be hard to understand for casual readers/fans out of context in it's own stand alone series. (I know I have trouble with parts being a casual reader myself.)
>>54428>I'd only watch the movie if it was about Wally and not Barry. And it would be perfect if it was that Kobra storyline 'twas epic!Now, I love Wally, but there is no reason to dismiss Barry, that said a Wally or Barry movie would suit me just fine either way, they are both The Flash.Though I'd Greatly prefer Barry to wally for most likely the same reason you want Wally.
>>54434Well, personally I'd rather have either Barry or Barry and Wally over Wally himself. If they're going to go with Wally, they're already working with the legacy and family aspect of Flashes; why not go for broke on that aspect?That said any of them would be great, except for Bart I guess.
>>54437True, though I was thinking this would be a movie that would appeal to more people than just the usual Flash crowd, so I'm not sure Barry and Wally would work perfectly together, I suppose if they both got introduced well it'd work.
>>54441Well actually, in terms of appealing to other crowds, I was thinking that might work too, since one of the things that makes Flash special and appealing compared to other heroes is the major theme of family. If they used the multiple heroes to bring that in, then I think it could help make Flash look different from the other big names of the company, instead of just "the speedster hero."
>>54452Good idea!
>>54354 >the villains are just too silly.You shut your mouth!
>>54354Bitch, please.
>>54354 But that's why they're so great! They're the campiest of campy!
>>55918They're the campiest of campy and somehow manage to make everyone else's villains look stupid.
OH JESUSWhy am I only just discovering this thread?I seriously have too many ideas for a Flash film.Definitely too many to post right now.But I shall return...
First and foremost I'd like to get these details out of the way. In my vision of a Flash series it would be about Wally's carreer as The Flash. We would be introduced to the Flash as Wally, after Barry has already died. This is my choice because A) I like Wally better than Barry, and I think he's an all around better character, and B) I absolutely don't want to go through any origin bullcrap, and I don't want to go through any sidekick phase and all that. The only way I would make the movie about Barry is if DC got their shit together with their movies.If they actually had solid plans for their movies like Marvel does with the whole Avengers series, and planned to have a Flash, WW, Superman movie and then a Justice League tie in, I would say go right the hell ahead, and use Barry. Because then you could have a good one or two movies with him before the JLA movie in which they would need to kill him off, then Wally would take over and so on.But, seeing as DC only cares about Batman movies and doesn't give a damn about making any others, my Flash series would star Wally.
>>56411You seem to be forgetting who actually calls the shots. DC's owned by Warner Bros. and when it comes down to it, it's not really up to Didio and his boys what gets made into the next big cartoon or movie. I'm sure that if they had the clout to operate independently, they'd be churning out more than Superman and Batman movies, but sadly that is not the caseMarvel have only prospered for as long as they did on their movies prior to the Disney buyout because they were actually able to shop their properties to other movie studios. Hell, they even have their own animation studio. DC? Not so muchAlso, while he only appeared because he was in the original series and didn't get much screen time, Barry did appear in The New Frontier DTV. Just because we've seen Wally more often doesn't exactly rule out the chance we'll see Barry used, for reasons already addressed
>>56430 Well, regardless of whether it's DC or WB that's at fault, they don't have their shit together.Here are some various details about how I would do a Flash movie, or movies. They may not be entirely organized, I just kind of jot them down whenever I come up with them.I know that throughout the first two movies I'd want to show certain things in flashbacks, concerning Wally's origin and Barry's death and various important things.I'd probably copy paste a few scenes directly from Born To Run like Wally's accident and first meeting with Flash. That along with a flashback of either Barry killing Thawne, or his own death would be pretty much the only ones I'd use for movie 1. I think I'd mention something about Wally winning the lottery, except instead of just having him be rich and whatnot, I think I'd have it so that he used most of his money to fund the opening of The Flash Museum in Barry's honor.I'd begin the series with Linda not being Wally's girlfriend yet, and she'd be acting like a bitch to him.I'd want them to start off not liking eachother then gradually go into the relationship like in the comics. Basically she'd be the damsel in distress at the end of the movie, and by the second film they'd be together. Same with Wally's attitude, he'd start off as a bit of an arrogant douche, but mature as the movies go on. In movie one or two I'd make a specific point of using a flashback to show Wally trying to learn to vibrate through things, it would likely be scene specific. Ex: The bad guys catch him, and he needs to vibrate out of a sticky situation.The reason I'd have that in there is because in Part 3, there's that big moment when "Barry" turns on Wally and leaves him in that shrinking forcefield and Wally has to try and vibrate out, that being the first time he ever succesfully does it. And throughout all the movies I'd keep constant with Wally's internal monologuing just like they have it in the comics. I think this would really help for the sake of exposition, it would allow for flashbacks and such to be wrapped up quickly because it would have someone telling the audience what happened as well as showing them. And it would work for any time Wally's doing some awesome speed stuff, so he can explain what the hell is going on so the audience doesn't have to try and figure it out for themselves. Like explaining the Infinite Mass Punch or vibrating through things, catching bullets etc. Also throughout the first two movies, there would be a constant referal to Wally's feelings of insecurity and inadequacy at not living up to Barry's name. The Rogues would all tell him that he's not as good as Barry was etc. And there would be tons of awesome moments. I'd take a lot of awesome parts from across the ages of Flash history. Statuizing someone, Infinite Mass Punch, moving faster than teleportation, outracing death, if Black Flash made it into a movie. All kinds of crap. And there's also possibility for an awesome manly tears moment when you could have Wally explaining the whole superspeed thing and having to spend time in a world moving too slow for him. And I would indeed have further films, most likely using Zoom as a villain. Hunter Zolomon would be introduced in movie 1 or 2 as a profiler mainly as an excuse to give background details on all the rogues.
>>56514 So far my rudimentary casting for these movies is as follows:Wally West - ???Linda Park - ???Barry Allen - NPHCaptain Boomerang - Hugh JackmanCaptain Cold - Hugh LaurieMirror Master - Gerard ButlerJared Morrilo - Benjamin BrattFred Chyre - Mickey RourkeJay Garrick - Mark HarmonHunter Zolomon - ???Abra Kadabra - ???Eobard Thawne - NPH
>>57792Neil Patrick Harris? WHAAAAA
>>57792>NPH as BarryYES!!! A MILLION TIMES THIS!>Captain Cold - Hugh LaurieYes.>Mirror Master - Gerard ButlerSure.>Fred Chyre - Mickey RourkeYESJay Garrick - Mark Harmon Wait...that....that actually works. Huh. My first choice is STILL Harrison Ford
>>57830 Harrison Ford!Shit, I didn't even think of that, good call.
>>57802 Well, he did the voice for Barry in the New Frontier movie, and I basically figured: Everyone in the DCU is in love with Barry Allen, and Everyone on Earth loves Neil Patrick Harris, so yeah.Though up until the Return of Barry Allen movie, he wouldn't be in the films for anything other than flashback sequences.
>>57860Yeah, but people love Barry and Neil Patrick Harris for pretty different reasons. He's hardly a "bro" type of character.
>>57862 Yes, but if I were to make this movie, I would give a reason as to why everyone loved Barry instead of "YOU MUST LOVE HIM BECAUSE HE'S BARRY ALLEN AND THE GREATEST."I mean, NPH is a likeable, charismatic guy, I think he could actually bring some depth to Barry's character.
>>57863But his character DOES have depth, and he IS charming aside from "YOU MUST LOVE BARRY HE IS THE BEST. (which isn't actually what DC does stop listening to /co/.)" He's a lovable slow, dorky, pure hearted white bread guy. He's pure pureness in its purest form.
>>57864 >pureness in its purest formExactly. He's completely one-dimensional and I find him boring beyond belief.And you can't honestly read Flash Rebirth and then try to deny that they're attempting to force the idea that BARRY IS TEH BETS on us.
>>57869Yes I can because some out-of-context comments aside it didn't paint Barry as the one and only Flash, and READ SOMETHING BEFORE REBIRTH.
>>57872 I have read plenty of Flash from before Rebirth, thank you. Which is why I find the ham-fisted retcons and shit in Rebirth to be so awful.And it didn't paint Barry as the one and only Flash, but it sure as hell painted him as the Number 1 super bestest Flash, what with being the speedforce engine and all that bullshit.And if you're referring to the "Barry Allen Made me the Flash" thing as being "out of context," I gotta say, it's Just as fucking stupid IN context as out.
>>57873It was dumb, but it wasn't "Barry is the only one and the bestest," it was just "he helped me in a way that canon pretty well supports." Stating that Barry is just constantly being wanked lately is ridiculous especially since most of the really great moments in Flash: Rebirth came from WALLY WEST.
I was more of a fan of the Wally West from Justice League cartoons. He just had the right mixture of stupidity, recklessness, bravery, and all-around niceness that I like in Speedsters. I like my speedsters to be impulsive, which is something I haven't really seen in the comics outside of Bart (who tends to be a little TOO impulsive and bratty for my tastes).>>54350>equating the Flash live action show to The Adventures of Lois and ClarkYOU TAKE THAT BACK!
>>57898I wasn't equating them in terms of quality buddy, just that they were DC live action shows that both aged somewhat poorly.
>>57898>Bart (who tends to be a little TOO impulsive and bratty for my tastes). ...have you read Impulse?
>>57898Wally in his younger days was impulsive and somewhat childish/stupid.
I shall now put forth my rough plot synopses for my Flash movie ideas.Movie 1: The Flash Basically the first movie would be all about Wally becoming The Flash. By the beginning it will have already been, lets say a few months to a year since Barry's death. I think I would have this movie be kind of like the Crossfire arc. See, it wasn't really until Johns' run that the Rogues statred being a team and stuff. So there's no way you could start this series out with them already like that. I figure it would go something like this: The Flash just died, and all that's left to maintain order is his sidekick. All the bad guys think that now they can run wild because they don't see Wally as a real threat. However, Wally is doing an adequate job of proving them otherwise. So, it would show him throwing a couple of them in jail, and they'd all be sitting in the lunch room at Iron Heights telling their story how the new Flash thwarted them. Then they would be approached by Abra Kadabra who would tell them that the reason they always got pwnd by the Old Flash and why they continue to is because they are too weak or whatever individually and that they should work together. So they stage a breakout and a metric ass ton of villains escape. The they'd start terrorizing the city and Wally would be desperately trying to stop them but failing at their combined strengths. This is where we would be introduced to Wally's feelings of inadequacy to Barry and how he doesn't think he can live up to him and whatnot.At one point, there would be a scene where the Rogues are comitting some crime, and in the process some innocent bystanders get killed or something, and at that point Cold/MM/Wizard and Heat Wave all say we don't do this kinda work, and Abra puts them all under mind control, but Cold manages to escape. At some point in the film, there would be a scene involving Wally visiting Jay Garrick like Dan does with Hollis in Watchmen, asking him some advice and whatnot, maybe mentioning Jay coming out of retirement. Eventually Abra & Co take hold of the Channel 5 News building where Linda and some others become hostages. Abra then reveals his true intentions and uses the station just so he can broadcast himself across the nation so he can make a grand performance, some of the rogues get pissed and he turns them into puppets. Flash shows up and gets his ass kicked for a bit by all the Rogues, at which point Jay fucking Garrick shows up to lend him a hand. They fight a few of the Rogues then Jay says he'll hold them off, Wally then goes and takes down Abra and busts all his technology and crap, reversing his magic and leaving him powerless. Once this happens, the mind controlled Rogues are fee, and they ditch, and the others who were puppets get captured. The movie ends with the city being all happy, Linda and Wally getting together after he rescued her, etc. The escaped Rogues would be approached by Cold who would say basically the same as in the Crossfire Arc "time for the Rogues to get a real leader" or something.And right near the end it would need to show Abra in prison weeping while trying to do petty card tricks like at the end of that one arc.(Details: In this movie of course it would have to make mention a few key things about Abra's hard-on for theatrics, and some stuff about Wally wanting to honor Barry's memory and such, as well as Cold's views on criminal behavior.I think during the opening sequence, Wally would be wearing one of Barry's suits, but after it getting damaged, he goes to STAR labs and talks to Tina Mcgee about getting a new suit, and afterwards he'd be wearing his regular design.Also, it would make mention of Wally winning the lottery, and him using the bulk of the money to create the Flash Museum and the Barry Allen Foundation.)
My vision of a Flash movie:The movie visuals will be flat and colorful and fast paced. It would be shot like Speed Racer, and there would be high speed chases in broad daylight instead of shakycam brawls at night, because this is the Flash we're talking about.The movie would open with an Oceans 11-style heist by the Rogues (Captain Boomerang, Captain Cold, Mirror Master, the Trickster, etc). They'd look just as silly and colorful as they do in the comics, but the heist works with alarming efficiency even with the Flash's interaction and many people get hurt. As they fight, it's clear that there's a respect between the rogues and the Flash, and between the rogues and each other, like in the comics. The rogues are a serious lot, but they are not trying to kill him so much as outsmart a bolt of lightning.During the heist, there's a lot of flashbacks to various origin stories, of the Flash and his earliest battle with each of the rogues. Flash barely makes it through, but he stops the heist. Afterwards, he steps outside and throws his mask off in daylight, to the adulation of all. Then the rest of the movie is a high speed face off with the Hunter Zolomon, who is every bit as horrible as in the comics. He succeeds in doing horrible things to make Wally a "stronger hero", and there's a lot of brilliant high speed chases.The rogues step in and help the Flash in the final battle with Zoom.
Wasn't Piper going to show up in the Green Arrow movie or something?
>>57976 Film 2: The Fastest Man Alive I'm thinking that after the ending of the first film, a good follow up would be something along the lines of Rogue War. Now that Cold has gotten his primary team of Heat Wave, Weather Wizard, Trickster, Capt. Boomerang and Mirror Master together, it could show how effectively they work together as a team. And you could include a bunch of stuff about their workings like Cold beating the crap out of MM and telling him no drugs. Meanwhile, another group of Rogues are terrorizing the city, and eventually the two groups duke it out, and have a full scale battle right in the middle of Keystone, and only The Flash can put an end to it. There would absolutely need to be a secondary plot in the film, because just the part with the Rogues wouldn't be enough to fill the whole movie. I think I'd want to do something along the lines of Terminal Velocity, and introduce the speedforce into the movies, however, I'm not sure if I'd want to do that before the "Return" film. Have some stuff about Wally feeling all weird from going too fast or somesuch, and possibly even have a scene where he turns all electricy and whatnot. It would also be a good way to get some development for STAR Labs, Wally could go in to get some tests run and stuff, and they could say how they also treated Barry back in the day and introduce some theories on the speedforce and so forth.Could even say something about what's happening to Wally is the same thing that happened to Barry when he died, giving an excellent opprotunity for a Flashback to CoIE. It could then have the same conclusion as terminal velocity, with some iminent threat to Linda's life, and Wally rushing to save her, he ends up breaching the speedforce in the process, and everyone thinks he's dead, but then he comes back all uber charged and sends the Rogues running.ALTERNATE SECONDARY PLOTCould be just like Blitz, the introduction of Zoom. During the terrorization of the city, Hunter gets his legs fucked up, and beseeches Wally to help fix them, yada yada, then during the final confrontation between the Rogues, Zoom shows up and starts beating them down and sets his sights on Wally and whatnot. Ends with either Wally forcing Zoom into the Speeforce like Savitar, then coming back like in Terminal Velocity, or ends with Wally Infinite Mass Punching Zoom, after Jay lends him his speed energy.The movie would have to end with a scene where Barry appears at Wally's door, setting it up for the third movie.(Most likely an after the credits deal.)
Film 3: The Return of Barry Allen The 3rd movie would be The Return of Barry Allen. I think that it would easily be able to follow the plot of the arc from the comic, with only a few alterations. Start with Barry explaining how he came back, and theorizing that when Wally breached the Speedforce, it somehow cause some space-time fluctuation that resulted in Barry's return. Have Wally and Barry going out, fighting crime and being pals and such. Then just as in the comic, someone would deal a blow to Wally that would seemingly kill him, but he narrowly escapes, then as the bad guy is shouting "I KILLED THE FLASH" Barry would beat the hell out of him and respond with "I'M THE FLASH" Eventually they'd end up in the shrinking force field, and after Barry escapes, he leaves Wally to die. And this would be the first time in the films Wally would ever successfully vibrate through something. At this point, we could have an awesome tie-in with the Green Lantern movies because Hal has a fight with Barry in that arc. So Hal could substitute for Jay and Max and fight Barry as he's terrorizing the city. And that was around the time he was getting all white haired due to Parallax, and depending on how far along the GL films are at that point it could work quite well. One key factor in this movie would be Linda's assessment that Wally is afraid to fight Barry because he's not afraid that he's not good enough to beat him, but that all along he's been afraid of surpassing Barry. ::SPOILERS AHEAD:: Then we'd have Wally discover the book belonging to Eobard Thawne, and the shocking realization that Barry isn't all that he seems. Then "Barry" threatens to kill Linda, Wally comes to the rescue, and cue the big final showdown at the Flash Museum. After a bit of a happy ending epilogue, the end.
Actually, according to a recent interview or something, we're getting both a Green Lantern animated series and a Flash movie. GL comes during the Green Lantern movie, I assume, while Flash has to wait for the Superman reboot, which happens after Batman 3, which comes out after the Green Lantern movie, which premieres after Jonah Hex.I think that's the order of release.
>>60016 Didn't they also say something about a Flash animated series?Because if they did then, sign me up.As long as it's well done, this could be just like Batman The Animated Series and Superman The Animated Series back in the day.And that would bring me no end of joy.Until they get cancelled, I suppose...
Revised casting list containing new and or alternate choices.Wally West - Jake Gylenhaal? Linda Park - ??? Barry Allen - NPH Captain Boomerang - Hugh Jackman/Hugo WeavingCaptain Cold - Hugh Laurie Heat Wave - Michael C. HallWeather Wizard - ??? Mirror Master - Gerard Butler/Toby Kebbell/Cillian MurphyJared Morrilo - Benjamin Bratt Fred Chyre - Mickey Rourke Jay Garrick - Mark Harmon/Harrison FordHunter Zolomon - Leonardo DiCaprioAbra Kadabra - DDL Eobard Thawne - NPH(While posing as Barry)/John Wesley Shipp(Regular Zoom)The Top - Jim Carrey
Also, I had a thought today that I would want to touch upon Wally's womanizing, seeing as he was quite the Player in his early days.
Fuck no, do not have the Top played by Jim Carrey! That's a horrible choice.
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I would pay good money to see Flash in theaters.IMAX money.
So, after Batman/Superman Apocalypse, they're doing Batman: Year One.I forsee them never doing a movie that doesn't feature Batman again.Thusly, we will never get a Flash Animated Feature.
As much as I love the Rogues, I think having all of them in the movie wouldn't fly well with studios or audiences. It'd be better to follow the typical superhero movie mold with one or two villains instead of an entire ensemble of them, so instead of sticking them all in the same movie, maybe they could split them up and have the villains kind of illustrate each movie's theme.For the first movie, an "outrun the elements" concept could be applied to the Flash going up against three guys who can control elements (Weather Wizard, Captain Cold, and Heat Wave) and are committing crimes everywhere, etc. This is a basic superhero movie and could showcase some of the Flash's abilities, from running really fast to vibrating through shit and making things explode. We could toss in an origin story too. It'd be flashy and fun.The second movie can introduce some of the others (this time with a different theme like magic or illusions- Trickster, Mirror Master, Abra Kadabra.... I'd like Double Down too, because I think he's cool as hell, but whatever) and push the "Barry Allen/Wally West" side of things (that is, their civilian identities, dualities, etc.). Iris/Linda could be introduced here. The main conflict here would be solved by a kind of contest (i.e- find all the bombs in the city before they blow up). It could be more character-based, but not necessarily grimdark and DEEEEP. Also, due to the nature of the villains, maybe some mindfuckery and perception-warping. It'll be fun to play with the effects of that.Last one could be the Human Race, or something to do with Zoom. It'd be intensely personal. The order for the three could be swapped around too, so instead of starting with a fireworks-propelled movie, you could start with the basic concept of a guy who runs fast to save the world and then build up to a guy who can run fast AND vibrate through shit AND run through time AND make things explode. I dunno, just tossing stuff out there, since that's what we seem to be doing in this thread.
Know whose going in a spooky direction in The Flash Family? Jai.Kid had major issues before his powers up and fucked off, would not surprise me if the kid's somewhat comparable to a time bomb right now.
>>73666But we ALREADY have a «Batman: Year One» movie! It's called «Batman: Begins» for fuck's sakes. Or what, they decided that it was so good, that they'll film it two times in a decade? I don't care if cartoons count as a different medium or not, I love Bats, if it's either Flash movie or two Batman movies, based on the SAME GODDAMN COMIC BOOK, my vote goes to Barry, no contest.
>>74992I really hope Johns is messing with us about Jai, because his eventual turn to evil is so unsubtly foreshadowed
>>75054Yeah, it's so INSANELY far from subtle the only thing to do that would shock me is if he bounced back and became a useful human member of the Flash Family.
>>75054Actually...I just noticed his T-Shirt and his lack of speed...jealousy of his sister, you don't think Johns would, do you?
>>75059If that's what happens I can't see it working out in a way that's not hilariously bad. Maybe the twist is he starts as a villain but Wally talks him down and he joins the Flash Family, just not as a speedster.
>>75059He is so going to.
>>75071 If Johns makes Jai into the new Turtle, that would be one of the worst things he's done.I would much brefer if he just teamed up with Zoom and became the new inertia or something.It would still be pretty droll and predictable, but at least it's not the turtle.
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>>84642NPH YOU FOOLS!
>>84690 Agreed.Even though, I am of the belief that Wally should be the Protagonist
>>54346 >no one wants more Batman movies Well, you know, except for everyone on earth who doesn't read comic books.And most of the people who do.
>>77453He'll make a deal with Zoom and get his muscles made from GOESFAST again, and become the new Savitar.
I came when I heard of the Speed Force ongoing
So if we were ever so lucky as to get a Flash DC Direct movie, what would you want it based on?I mean, it's not like we have a shortage at all of totally awesome Flash story arcs it could be done for.If I had to narrow it down to a few options, I'd say Return of Barry Allen, Terminal Velocity, or Blitz.And of those three Blitz is probably the most likely, seeing as it was written by Geoff Johns, so they'd want to market that as much as possible.However of those three I'D like most to see RoBA, though that one seems a bit unlikely, due to the amount of backstory they'd have to give concerning Barry and Prof. Zoom and whatnot.Your picks, opinons, etc?
>>95101Return of Barry Allen really wouldn't need that much backstory to make work. "This is Wally West. He's the Flash. There was another Flash before him, named Barry Allen. Barry died to save to save the world, but before he did, he killed a man called Professor Zoom. Zoom was a man from the future, who traveled back in time to change history by killing the Flash."
>>95106Anything else, like how Barry was Wally's uncle and role model, can just get filled in over the course of the story.
Clearly, it should just be an entirely original story.
>>95106 Yes, but I just think that that may SEEM like a lot of backstory for people unfamiliar with this stuff.>>95112But why?
>>95260Why not?
>>95274 Firstly because all they seem to be doing with the DC direct films is adapting stories from comics. So instead of starting from scratch, they have a good foundation to go from.And secondly, an original story could turn out to be really bad. Better to just go with something you know is good.And also, to go entirely off topic for a moment, I was re-reading the Dead Heat arc recently, and I began to think who might make a good live action Savitar.I came up with Javier Bardem. Thoughts?
>>95280>Firstly because all they seem to be doing with the DC direct films is adapting stories from comics.Which has been my problem with the last few films.
>>95282SECOND.