Still, Miller ’The%20Flash’%20Director%20Has%20No,Miller%20If%20A%20Sequel%20Happens&text=Following%20a%20tumultuous%202022%20for,movie%20making%20it%20into%20theaters., says The Flash director Andy Muschietti. “They are focused on their mental health and don’t want it to be transactional.”
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“Ezra wants the movie to open and the conversation to be about the movie and not about Ezra,” explained a source close to Miller. They won’t be chit-chatting with journos nor telling Jimmy Kimmel wacky stories about their attention-nabbing misadventures with Johnny Law. Miller hasn’t been seen much since they agreed to stop doing…all that and seek some help. In any case, The Flash will only have one premiere, a mere four days before its release date - a most unusual move for such a pricey picture. Or maybe, you know, it’s just a really cool ending. with whatever new honchos James Gunn and Peter Safran have planned for their big brand-saving make-over. Is the ending really so mind-blowing? It will likely have to pull off the feat of connecting the old DCEU - the one with Henry Cavill’s Superman, Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman, Jason Momoa’s Aquaman, et al. At the height of Miller’s PR problems, Warners was looking to keep its options open with regards to the future trajectory of the speedster.
In fact, the final scene was changed multiple times pre-CinemaCon, the source adds. Benton ( to his credit be it spoken ) said, in secret session, that. At screenings on the Burbank lot this week, the final scene was intact, but Warners blurred out key elements. that the Star Flag should float there as long as there was a star in the. The version that screened at CinemaCon in April ended abruptly, with a chunk of the final scene missing. Discovery has been keeping hidden away.Īs per Variety, the company is going above and beyond to keep what is described as a “secret ending” under wraps: Its star, Ezra Miller, has been AWOL from the public, and for many, many good reasons. Big movies are typically sold to the public in the same way: They’re screened in advance for reporters and critics, then their stars and filmmakers do the press and late night rounds.
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