‘The Flash’ Gets New Trailer; Director Praises Ezra Miller at CinemaCon as “One of the Best Actors”

Warner Bros has unveiled a new trailer for the flash today at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. Check it above.

Ezra Miller didn’t show up for the presentation, but the flash director Andy Muschietti did, and he took the time to praise the tabloid-laden actor, who stars in what is expected to be a massive summer blockbuster when it opens June 16.

Beamed Muschietti, “One of the best actors I’ve ever worked with. Every tool in the toolbox… [Miller] is an amazing comedian, and [has] all the action required for a great show like this.

How did he bring Michael Keaton back as Batman?

“We bought him lunch,” said Muschietti, who added that one of the best parts of the film was the rebuilding of the Bat Cave.

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The second trailer begins with Keaton’s Batman talking about losing his parents. “I spent my life trying to right past wrongs as if fighting crime would bring my parents back.”

“You actually did it,” Keaton told The Flash. “You lost both parents in one day.”

The trailer shows the flash of Miller shattering the universe to save his parents, which creates a big twist. He gets help from a new Supergirl (Sasha Calle) and the two Batmans, the other with Ben Affleck reprising his role from the Synderverse. Michael Shannon’s General Zod appears to create chaos, but is knocked out by Supergirl.

It’s the most flying Batman you’ve ever seen in a DC movie. “No matter what we do, we won’t be able to fix this problem,” says Miller’s Flash. A great line from the movie is Keaton’s catchphrase from the original Tim Burton film: “You wanna go crazy, let’s go crazy.”

As for Miller’s future with the DC Universe, bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran told the presser earlier this year that the actor is making progress in his therapy and that Miller’s future with the franchise is uncertain. was not a closed door. Ratings will be made after this sequel returns to the box office this summer.

Among Miller’s scandals last year, they were accused of stealing booze from a neighbor in Vermont in May. Their plea deal was for a reduced Green Mountain State trespassing sentence.

CinemaCon, the annual convention for movie theater owners around the world, runs through Thursday at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.