The Flash review: DC superhero saga goes full speed
script, and she had her work cut out for her. It’s not just that the film has to establish the stakes for the original version of Barry and send him off on his new quest. It also has to establish the threats, fears, and conflicts of an entirely different world, populate that world with characters, create a memorable final battle built on the ingredients of a previous DC installment , wrap it all up, then get back to the original emotional stakes of Barry and his long-lost mother.
At least the cast is having fun with this wild mix of elements, timelines, and tones, starting with Miller, who gamely handles the dual roles of the older, more experienced Barry and the younger, more immature Barry with enough charisma to keep the film going even when the only person they have to share the screen with is themself.
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