Upcoming superhero flick "The Flash" is based on the DC Flashpoint and DC animated Flashpoint Paradox.

"Flashpoint Paradox" is a DC animated movie released in 2013, based on the comic book storyline of the same name. In the story, the Flash, also known as Barry Allen, wakes up in a timeline that he doesn't recognize, where the world is in chaos and the Justice League doesn't exist. As he tries to figure out what has happened, he discovers that he is responsible for the altered timeline and must work to set things right before it's too late.

The movie does an excellent job of adapting the complex and emotional storyline of the comics. The animation is top-notch, and the voice acting is excellent, with notable performances from Kevin Conroy as Batman and Michael B. Jordan as Cyborg. The story is filled with action, drama, and heart, exploring themes of loss, sacrifice, and redemption.

As for the comics, "Flashpoint" was a major DC event series published in 2011. The story was written by Geoff Johns, with art by Andy Kubert, and it had a significant impact on the DC Universe, leading to the company's "New 52" relaunch.

The comics explore a similar premise to the movie, with Barry Allen waking up in a world that is not his own. In this timeline, the world is on the brink of war, and the heroes are different from those he knows. The story is an epic, time-traveling adventure that explores the consequences of the choices we make and the power of second chances.

 

 

Overall, both the "Flashpoint Paradox" movie and comics are highly recommended for fans of the Flash and DC Comics. They offer a compelling and emotional story that explores complex themes while delivering thrilling action and adventure. 

Now for the main topic "The Flash" movie, an upcoming superhero movie in the United States called The Flash is based on the same-named DC Comics character. It is planned to be the thirteenth entry in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU), produced by DC Studios, Double Dream, and the Disco Factory and slated for release by Warner Bros. Pictures. Ezra Miller plays Barry Allen/The Flash in the Andy Muschietti-helmed movie, which also stars Sasha Calle, Michael Shannon, Ron Livingston, Maribel Verd, Kiersey Clemons, Antje Traue, and Michael Keaton. Barry goes back in time to stop his mother's murder in the movie, but this has unexpected repercussions. 

 

A movie starring the Flash has been in development since the late 1980s, and has had a number of writers and directors working on it through 2014. Miller was cast as the title character when the movie underwent a redevelopment as a DCEU project. Over the years that followed, a number of directors were attached to the project; however, due to creative differences, Seth Grahame-Smith, Rick Famuyiwa, and the duo of John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein all left the project. Pre-production for the movie started in January 2020, and Muschietti and Hodson joined in July 2019. The comic book narrative Flashpoint, which features several DC Comics characters, including both Ben Affleck and Keaton reprising their respective roles as Batman, served as an inspiration for the movie. April to October 2021 served as the principal photography period at United Kingdom.

Pre-production for the movie started in January 2020, and Muschietti and Hodson joined in July 2019. The comic book narrative Flashpoint, which features several DC Comics characters, including both Ben Affleck and Keaton reprising their respective roles as Batman, served as an inspiration for the movie.

The Flash will finally be published in the US on June 16 after numerous hurdles including director changes, the COVID-19 epidemic, and post-production issues. 

 

Movie plot : When Barry Allen, aka The Flash, goes back in time to stop his mother's murder, he gets stuck in a different reality where metahumans don't exist. In order to defeat the revived General Zod and leave this world, he enlists the aid of his younger self, an older Batman, and the Kryptonian exile Supergirl.