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Ezra Miller Says There’ll Be A Speedster Multiverse In The Flash Movie

If Warner Bros.’ original plan for the DC universe went ahead, we would have seen Ezra Miller’s first solo outing as the Scarlet Speedster last year. As it is, though, the Worlds of DC franchise (formally the DCEU) has changed course a few times in the last little while but Miller wants us to know that The Flash movie is coming, and that it’ll be worth the wait.

A newly-surfaced interview from the Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald press tour features Miller opening up about the reason for the delay to the film, which is set to be directed by Game Night‘s Jonathan Goldstein and Jon Francis Daley, and also what we can expect to see when it finally arrives.

First of all, Miller explained that The Flash is taking its sweet time to get into theaters as the production team are so keen to nail the script.

“It’s getting really good. It’s getting really good now. Anyone that knows anything about Barry Allen knows that he’s always late but then when he arrives, he gets stuff done. And that’s definitely how this film’s production schedule is proceeding [laughs]. We are a little late, but the reason why we are late, and this is the honest to God’s truth the reason we are late, is because we are all, and I include myself in this, we are very meticulously focused on making a movie that is just not one of the greatest superhero movies that we can possibly make, this movie is also going to be a gift to the fans. This movie is going to be a real pure offering to the fans of this material. And we’ve hit a couple points in the script’s development where we’ve looked at it and gone [shakes head, no] this isn’t it. This isn’t it, yet.”

More interestingly, Miller then discussed how The Flash will expand the DC universe beyond what we’ve seen in previous movies. In particular, it sounds like the film will explore the concept of the multiverse. So, it seems that not all of the proposed Flashpoint adaptation has been discarded.

“It has to be… We are talking about sparking a whole new universe, which is not just the DC multiverse, it’s also, it’s the Speedster multiverse. And the Speedsters are the ones who connect all of the disparate pieces. Because Marvel is a universe, just one world and all the same characters in it. DC is a multiverse. All these different stories with different realities, characters, and versions of characters, and the Speedsters are the ones who move through it all. They are like the connecting bridge between all these difference collaged parts.”

Finally, the Barry Allen actor made it clear that he wants The Flash to be a “super gift to DC fans.”

“So I am really delighted at how focused everyone is on getting it just right, and I am really devoted to that as well. We won’t make the film unless it is going to be this consummate beautiful offering to the fans and to everybody. We are going to make a fantastic movie, but we are really focusing on making it this like super gift to DC fans.”

As late as fall 2018The Flash was supposed to start filming this very month, but that’s clearly not the case. WB might want to make use of Miller’s free time soon though before he gets stuck into shooting Fantastic Beasts 3, which is scheduled to go before cameras at the tail-end of 2019.



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Rian Johnson’s Star Wars Trilogy Officially Moving Forward

It was slightly over a week ago that a report emerged claiming that director Rian Johnson had walked away from his planned Star Wars trilogy, yet not only has the rumor since been debunked by the filmmaker himself, but it seems that the trilogy’s first installment may have acquired its production name a few months ago.

According to a new report from Fantha Tracks, Johnson’s next cinematic contribution to the Star Wars franchise was registered under the production name “E&E INDUSTRIES (UK) LIMITED” on October 12th, 2018. The registration was said to be made on the same day as an unnamed Star Wars TV show that’s expected to premiere on Disney Plus.

While the registration of Johnson’s upcoming movie indicates that Lucasfilm can begin hiring crew members under the E&E Industries banner, it certainly shouldn’t be taken as a sign that the film will soon go into production. In fact, with Johnson’s next feature Knives Out not due for release until November, the planned trilogy from the Last Jedi helmsman could still be some wait away.

In the meantime, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have reportedly been offered a trilogy of their own that they’ll begin work on once they’re finished with the final season of Game of Thrones. Like Johnson’s planned saga, Benioff and Weiss’s upcoming films remain shrouded in mystery, and in an interview published by THR just a few days ago, Disney Studios chairman Alan Horn reaffirmed that they still aren’t ready to announce what the next Star Wars film will be.

Here’s hoping Star Wars Celebration in April can bring some clarification on the matter, but regardless of what the future holds for the franchise, Star Wars: Episode IX is set to bring this current era to a close when it arrives in theaters on December 20th, 2019.



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Guardians Of The Galaxy May Have Teased Avengers: Endgame’s New Threat

While all the promotion and merchandise we’ve seen so far for Avengers: Endgame strongly indicates that Thanos will continue to play a major role in the Marvel saga, it’s long been a prominent theory among certain corners of the fandom that the Mad Titan may not be the main threat faced by Earth’s Mightiest Heroes in their next adventure. And in a new post from Epicstream, the suggestion is made that the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie may have already hinted at the bigger danger coming the MCU’s way.

As you may recall, James Gunn’s 2014 film saw The Collector offer a brief history lesson on the Infinity Stones. In his monologue, Benicio del Toro’s character details how “six singularities” existed before Creation itself, which were ultimately reduced to stones once the universe came into existence and scattered across the galaxy. And seeing how each of these stones is capable on their own of mowing down entire civilizations, the question is raised of what could happen now that they’ve finally been brought back together in one place.

The post therefore speculates that the new and greater threat faced by our heroes could be the collapse of the universe or existence itself once the Infinity Stones are used for another colossal task (perhaps reversing the snap?). And though the evidence remains pretty thin for this idea, an early synopsis for Endgame at least hinted at the possibility with its tease that “Our beloved heroes will truly understand how fragile this reality is.”

A few months ago, co-directors Anthony and Joe Russo claimed that the stakes in Avengers: Endgame will be very much higher than they were in Avengers: Infinity War. And while the above theory certainly suggests one way of accomplishing this feat, we’ll see what the brothers really have in mind when their next film hits theaters on April 26th, 2019.



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