"The Flash" social media word-of-mouth banned: one of the best visual effects in DC history

Today, the word-of-mouth ban on social media for DC's new film "The Flash" was lifted. After the film was screened at the CinemaCon Recommendation Conference, it ushered in the first criticism. Film critics and audiences generally gave positive comments, praising "The Flash" as one of the greatest films in the history of DC in the past 30 years. The visual effects of the film are quite top-notch. The emotional drama is also very deep. The leading actors Ezra Miller and Michael Keaton (Batman) are also quite in place.

At the same time, some viewers also gave moderate and negative reviews, saying that although the first half of this work is remarkable, the ending part has a lot of special effects and battles, which makes people feel visually tired and empty, and the rhythm is also slightly chaotic.

Part of the review:

The response to the screening of The Flash was as enthusiastic as last year's Top Gun 2. Everyone praised this movie as the best DC movie ever.

The Flash is one of the greatest DC movies of the past 30 years, on a par with Superman '78 and Batman '89. This film has become a new ceiling for superhero-themed movies, paying tribute to DC's past stories.

"The Flash" has the action scenes and content of the top super British films, the emotional moments are touching, and at the same time, it is not lacking in fun, and the editing is very deep.

Michael Keaton, who returns as Batman 30 years later, is definitely one of the highlights of this film, and he provides incredible scenes.

The Flash is full of great action from start to finish, surprise cameos and visuals that are so stunning that I want to watch it again, it's crazy.

The first part of the film is brilliant, funny and emotional. But the final hour descends into chaos, leaving viewers wondering, "What the hell is going on?" The conclusion is mixed.