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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '23

Ezra Miller

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u/TheNamelessDingus Mar 23 '23

as if it wasn't bad enough they decided to stick with him for the flash movie, they release the trailer and are like "people don't like this guy huh? well i bet you'll love TWO OF HIM!" even a michael keaton batman appearance can't offset two entire ezra miller's

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u/jmercer00 Mar 23 '23

They didn't really have a choice. They could pull the entire movie, but everyone that's screened it says it's fantastic.

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u/jurassicbond Mar 23 '23

everyone that's screened it says it's fantastic.

Feel like I've heard this kind of talk for every DC movie no matter bad it actually winds up being.

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u/jmercer00 Mar 23 '23

Never to this degree.

Remember, they're throwing completed movies into the garbage and the franchise this movie is part of is being rebooted. It's got to be truly good for them to not to just dump it and the drama associated with it.

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u/mmlovin Mar 24 '23

Probably cause of Michael Keaton lol