New ‘THE FLASH’ Trailer Starring Ezra Miller, Ben Affleck, Michael Keaton, and More Has Been Released

At CinemaCon 2023, Warner Bros. Pictures released a brand-new trailer for The Flash, which prominently features Sasha Calle’s Supergirl, Michael Keaton’s, and Ben Affleck’s Batman, as well as the effects of trying to change the past.

Before The Flash’s release in theaters on June 16, 2023, you can watch the action-packed trailer in its entirety below.

Keaton speaks about losing his parents at the beginning of the trailer and how that pain ultimately shaped who he is today. As if fighting crime would bring my parents back, he spent his entire life trying to “right the wrongs of his past.” “You actually did it,” he then says, looking at Miller’s Barry Allen.

The price of Allen “succeeding” will be examined in what follows. The appearance of General Zod again confirms his admission that he believes he “broke the universe.” We hear Affleck’s Bruce Wayne saying, “These scars we have, they make us who we are,” along with emotional scenes between various characters. We weren’t supposed to return and fix them. Never allow your tragedy to define you.

The scene where Keaton delivers his well-known line from Batman (1989), “You want to get nuts?! “, is probably the best for fans of the character.

You can see a new poster for The Flash from Warner Bros. Pictures, which also stars Keaton’s Batman, Calle’s Supergirl, and Miller’s Flash, below.

New Trailer Coming at 12 PM PT. #TheFlashMovie pic.twitter.com/Kx4R2TxC3k

— The Flash (@theFlash) April 25, 2023

When Barry uses his superpowers to go back in time and alter the course of the past in “The Flash,” two worlds collide. As stated in the official description. “However, when his attempt to save his family accidentally changes the future, Barry is stuck in a situation where General Zod has made a comeback and is threatening annihilation with no Super Heroes to turn to. That is unless Barry can persuade a very different Batman to come out of retirement and free a Kryptonian who is being held captive—though not the one he is looking for.

Barry’s final option is to run for his life if he wants to save the world he is currently in and go back to the future he is familiar with. Will the ultimate sacrifice, however, be sufficient to restart the cosmos?

The Flash’s journey to theaters has not been easy because, in addition to numerous delays and directors, its star Ezra Miller has faced legal issues related to accusations of throwing a chair at a woman, grooming minors, and other offenses in Hawaii, Massachusetts, and North Dakota.

Since then, they have expressed regret and claimed to be dealing with “complex mental health issues.”

James Gunn, the other co-CEO of DC Studios, has praised this movie as “extraordinary,” but he hasn’t decided whether or not Miller will continue to play the Flash in the new DC Universe after this film.

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