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The Flash UNANSWERED QUESTIONS | The Flash Pending Questions Answered | @SuperFansYT #SuperTheories #theflash #dcu Super Theories EP 15 #theflashmovie #dceu
↪️ DCU Gods & Monsters: youtu.be/mHELzw90yg0
↪️ The Flash Trailer Hidden Details: youtu.be/bptB5dtE1C8
↪️ The Flash Review: youtu.be/dp33H8ufGhI
↪️ The Flash Breakdown, Ending & End Credits Explained: youtu.be/8HYDbgMb8Lo
↪️ The Flash Hidden details Part 1: youtu.be/2qvPqLLzlDw
↪️ The Flash Hidden Details Part 2: youtu.be/Fz_XWfVNakU
The Flash ki ending itni ajeeb & complicated rhi haiki yahan kafi sare unanswered questions rah gye hai. Jaise ki Barry ki mother ko kisne mara? Time travel ka ye rule future ke sath past ko kaisee change kar sakta hai? Yahan se DCU ka future reeboot kaise hua? And aur bhi bohot sare questions. Hi SuperFans, I’m Swapnil & welcome to another episode of SuperSpoilers wo podcast jahan discuss hoti hai sensible & weird superhero theories.
In "The Flash," the director Andy Muschietti confirmed that Eobard Thawne, also known as Reverse-Flash, is the murderer of Barry Allen's mother, Nora Allen. This aligns with the comics, where Thawne is responsible for Nora's death. The movie explores time travel, explaining that it doesn't have a linear effect on the timeline. Instead, changes in the past create ripple effects that impact both the past and future. The movie also introduces the concept of fixed points in time, events that happen the same way in all timelines and can't easily be altered.
The film distinguishes between alternate universes and alternate timelines. Alternate universes exist as separate entities with different versions of characters and their own set of timelines. On the other hand, alternate timelines are created when a key event is changed, causing a branching-off from the main timeline. "The Flash" features three main timelines: the original timeline where Nora Allen is killed, the altered timeline where Nora lives but significant changes occur, and the timeline restored by Barry Allen when he lets his mother die again but prevents his father from being wrongly convicted.
Barry's actions in changing the timeline also have consequences for other characters. For example, by saving his mother, he creates a reality where Arthur Curry, also known as Aquaman, is never born. However, Barry attempts to rectify this and in a post-credits scene, he meets with Arthur, who appears to have reverted to his irresponsible ways. The movie also teases the possibility of George Clooney's Batman returning, but it has been debunked by James Gunn, who confirmed that a new actor will play the role in the upcoming film "The Brave and the Bold."
The ending of "The Flash" raises questions about the Multiverse and how it works in the new DCU. It's unclear if Barry's actions erased the Multiverse when he fixed the timeline and if the ending takes place in the reset timeline. The movie leaves some plot holes to be addressed by DC Studios. Despite the controversy, Ezra Miller remains the official Flash in the new DCU, and George Clooney would be the official Batman in "The Brave and the Bold."
To make sense of the movie's concepts and address the plot holes, it's suggested that the new DCU can exist in its own timeline, separated from previous versions. Key moments would still happen in every timeline, defining the reality of each universe. This approach would allow DC Studios to cherry-pick what they want to keep from previous movies while starting fresh with their own timeline. They can eliminate contradictions and reuse certain actors while moving forward without the need for origin stories.
In summary, "The Flash" confirms Reverse-Flash as the killer of Barry Allen's mother and explores the complexities of time travel, alternate universes, and alternate timelines. The movie introduces the idea of fixed points in time and raises questions about the Multiverse and the future of the DCU. By establishing their own timeline, DC Studios can create a fresh start while incorporating elements from previous movies.
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Ezra Miller as Barry Allen / The Flash
Sasha Calle as Kara Zor-El / Supergirl
Michael Shannon as General Zod
Ron Livingston as Henry Allen
Maribel Verdú as Nora Allen
Kiersey Clemons as Iris West
Antje Traue as Faora-Ul
Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne / Batman
Ben Affleck reprises his DCEU role as Bruce Wayne / Batman
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The Flash UNANSWERED QUESTIONS | The Flash Pending Questions Answered | @SuperFansYT #SuperTheories #theflash #dcu Super Theories EP 15 #theflashmovie #dceu
↪️ DCU Gods & Monsters: youtu.be/mHELzw90yg0
↪️ The Flash Trailer Hidden Details: youtu.be/bptB5dtE1C8
↪️ The Flash Review: youtu.be/dp33H8ufGhI
↪️ The Flash Breakdown, Ending & End Credits Explained: youtu.be/8HYDbgMb8Lo
↪️ The Flash Hidden details Part 1: youtu.be/2qvPqLLzlDw
↪️ The Flash Hidden Details Part 2: youtu.be/Fz_XWfVNakU
The Flash ki ending itni ajeeb & complicated rhi haiki yahan kafi sare unanswered questions rah gye hai. Jaise ki Barry ki mother ko kisne mara? Time travel ka ye rule future ke sath past ko kaisee change kar sakta hai? Yahan se DCU ka future reeboot kaise hua? And aur bhi bohot sare questions. Hi SuperFans, I’m Swapnil & welcome to another episode of SuperSpoilers wo podcast jahan discuss hoti hai sensible & weird superhero theories.
In "The Flash," the director Andy Muschietti confirmed that Eobard Thawne, also known as Reverse-Flash, is the murderer of Barry Allen's mother, Nora Allen. This aligns with the comics, where Thawne is responsible for Nora's death. The movie explores time travel, explaining that it doesn't have a linear effect on the timeline. Instead, changes in the past create ripple effects that impact both the past and future. The movie also introduces the concept of fixed points in time, events that happen the same way in all timelines and can't easily be altered.
The film distinguishes between alternate universes and alternate timelines. Alternate universes exist as separate entities with different versions of characters and their own set of timelines. On the other hand, alternate timelines are created when a key event is changed, causing a branching-off from the main timeline. "The Flash" features three main timelines: the original timeline where Nora Allen is killed, the altered timeline where Nora lives but significant changes occur, and the timeline restored by Barry Allen when he lets his mother die again but prevents his father from being wrongly convicted.
Barry's actions in changing the timeline also have consequences for other characters. For example, by saving his mother, he creates a reality where Arthur Curry, also known as Aquaman, is never born. However, Barry attempts to rectify this and in a post-credits scene, he meets with Arthur, who appears to have reverted to his irresponsible ways. The movie also teases the possibility of George Clooney's Batman returning, but it has been debunked by James Gunn, who confirmed that a new actor will play the role in the upcoming film "The Brave and the Bold."
The ending of "The Flash" raises questions about the Multiverse and how it works in the new DCU. It's unclear if Barry's actions erased the Multiverse when he fixed the timeline and if the ending takes place in the reset timeline. The movie leaves some plot holes to be addressed by DC Studios. Despite the controversy, Ezra Miller remains the official Flash in the new DCU, and George Clooney would be the official Batman in "The Brave and the Bold."
To make sense of the movie's concepts and address the plot holes, it's suggested that the new DCU can exist in its own timeline, separated from previous versions. Key moments would still happen in every timeline, defining the reality of each universe. This approach would allow DC Studios to cherry-pick what they want to keep from previous movies while starting fresh with their own timeline. They can eliminate contradictions and reuse certain actors while moving forward without the need for origin stories.
In summary, "The Flash" confirms Reverse-Flash as the killer of Barry Allen's mother and explores the complexities of time travel, alternate universes, and alternate timelines. The movie introduces the idea of fixed points in time and raises questions about the Multiverse and the future of the DCU. By establishing their own timeline, DC Studios can create a fresh start while incorporating elements from previous movies.
-
Ezra Miller as Barry Allen / The Flash
Sasha Calle as Kara Zor-El / Supergirl
Michael Shannon as General Zod
Ron Livingston as Henry Allen
Maribel Verdú as Nora Allen
Kiersey Clemons as Iris West
Antje Traue as Faora-Ul
Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne / Batman
Ben Affleck reprises his DCEU role as Bruce Wayne / Batman
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Everything I use for making these awesome videos:
💻 My Laptop - amzn.to/3zRnIE2
🎤 Mic for Recording on PC - amzn.to/3Cg7iHo
🔗 Mic Accesories - amzn.to/3xmZj7A
🔗 Mic Stand - amzn.to/3rZYroB
🎤 Mic for Phone recording: amzn.to/3fjdoN2
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