Lord & Miller's Flash: Unseen Vision

0:00It's March 23rd. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered pop culture updates. I'm Cory with the story. Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller recently opened up about their early vision for the Flash movie. They were a task to the project back in 2015, before it became the troubled production that hit theaters in July 2023 under Andy Machieti. That version starred Ezra Miller as Barry Allen, with Michael Keaton returning as Batman and a new take on Supergirl played by Sasha Cali. The film went through several directors and writers over the years due to creative clashes. Lord and Miller stepped away to work on Solo, a Star Wars story, which wrapped up their involvement early on. Fans have long wondered about those alternate paths, especially given the movie's rocky road to release. Lord and Miller confirmed they had fleshed out ideas that took the story in a fresh direction compared to what made it to the screen. In their chat, they stayed coy about jumping back into DC projects under James Gunn, saying

1:01they consider anything that sparks their interest. They also gave a nod to Machieti's final cut, calling it something they really enjoyed. These days, you can catch the flash streaming on Max, while Lord and Miller's latest Project Hail Mary, lights up theaters everywhere.