There has been controversy surrounding Ezra Miller for several years, first crystallizing when a video of them choking a woman went viral.
However, The Flash’s box office struggles aren’t the result of any one flaw, but a brew bad luck, poor decisions and trends that have left Barry Allen trapped in a cinematic purgatory it will take years to escape from. Naturally, there are more theories as to why than there are Earths in the DC multiverse theorizing what went wrong, each trying to posit the single nexus point where everything fell apart. Related: The Flash: 28 Easter Eggs & DC Movie References Conventional wisdom dictates a movie needs to make back twice its production cost to account for marketing to break even, and mixed word-of-mouth make its status a box office bomb is all but secured. But what’s really going on here is a microcosm of the strains that exist in modern Hollywood, teaching how a movie is marketing repeatedly through its life cycle and the trends that are beginning to choke out the industry.Ĭosting a reported $220 million, The Flash brought in $55 million domestically and $139 million worldwide at the box office over its opening weekend.
May feel like just another box office failure: for 2023, for DC, for superheroes.
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