DC recasting the Flash for films is STOOOPID...

[palitoy]

LOL...so, you've done this before? And you're still married?

It's all done out of love.

[enyawd72]

she made a face like i rubbed old gym socks under her nose.

LOL...so, you've done this before? And you're still married?

[Earth 2 Chris]

We're huge Flash fans, so this guy has a LONG way to go. I actually feel sorry for him. They are kinda setting him up for failure. If they weren't doing a solo Flash film, and he was only in JL, I don't think it would be nearly as bad.

Chris

[palitoy]

I guess it's not so bad if you consider we almost got a Justice League film with another Superman and Batman when Routh and Bale were a going concern. But it still makes absolutely no sense.

I get the different universe thing and I guess as comic fans we should be able to.

What gave me a bad feeling was my wife's reaction to the movie Flash actor, she made a face like i rubbed old gym socks under her nose. She's not alone on this, people lurv Gustin.

[Earth 2 Chris]

I guess it's not so bad if you consider we almost got a Justice League film with another Superman and Batman when Routh and Bale were a going concern. But it still makes absolutely no sense.

Chris

[palitoy]

It's a weird move to have a Flash TV show and make a Flash movie that isn't the same cast. I can see why they're doing it but the average person is going to wonder why it isn't Grant Gustin up there.

[Earth 2 Chris]

It really is stupid. And the basic nature of the Flash, and the TV series in particular, could have Grant Gustin's Flash enter into a parallel world, team-up with the JL, and be back home in time for the next season. Kinda like Superboy and the Legion.

Chris

[thunderbolt]

same would go for Green Arrow if they used him in a movie. They really should make the tv and movies interact. Of maybe that's too Marvel like for them?

[enyawd72]

What is wrong with these knuckleheads?
The Flash is arguably the best thing DC has going right now live action wise, and they have a perfect opportunity to tie their movie and TV universes together and they blow it.