'The Flash' hits theaters after years of hype and accusations against star Ezra Miller

'The Flash' arrives in theaters at a time of significant change at DC Studios and amid a string of legal controversies for its star Ezra Miller.

"The Flash" arrives in theaters at a time of significant change at DC Studios and amid a string of legal controversies for its star Ezra Miller.

With a predicted opening in the range of $75 million to $85 million, "The Flash" is expected to be a welcome box-office contribution to the DC Comics franchise. In addition to Miller, it features Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck reprising their Batman roles from earlier films. "Black Adam" opened to $67 million domestically in October and the "Shazam!" sequel tallied just $30.1 million during its first three days in theaters earlier this year. Both films were widely panned by critics.

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