LogFAQs > #974595536

If you pay attention to entertainment news, you knew about the reboot coming for DC before deciding whether to watch the Flash. If you cared about the Flash, you've probably seen the zillion seasons of the CW show using a different version of the Flash. If neither of those describes you, your first exposure to the Flash might have been watching the Justice League, in which case you could be forgiven for not wanting to see any more of him (or anyone else in the movie, with the possible exception of Henry Cavil). Or maybe you like the Flash but have either read the comic or watched the animated version of Flashpoint, in which case you might not have felt like watching another version of the same thing for theater prices.

Or you may have known about Ezra's behavior. At that juncture, you would either give the movie a chance or not. If you gave it a chance, then chances are the bizarre antics of the Flash made you uncomfortable in light of how the actor behaves in real life, and on social media or amongst your friend group, you might have had unkind things to say about it.

Superhero fatigue might be a thing, but the Flash came in with a lot of issues that other popcorn flicks don't have. Blue Beetle is going to have similar struggles because of the coming reboot, and because dude + power armor is covered by a rather large number of characters in movies at this point. And in terms of the modern rendition of Blue Beetle, I don't think there is a lot of material to work with.