Fun fact #1: One week after Grant Gustin’s The Flash premiered on The CW (in October 2014), Ezra Miller was cast as the scarlet speedster in a standalone feature film. Fun fact #2: Three weeks after TV’s The Flash airs its series finale, Miller’s movie — following multiple delays — will finally hit

DC Studios The first trailer for The Flash was released on Super Bowl Sunday and gave comic book movie fans their first look at Michael Keaton as Batman for the first time in over 30 years. After seeing how excellent Keaton’s Batman looks in live-action, movie fans immediately took to Twitter to

Barry Allen works with Barry Allen to fix a broken, metahuman-less universe in the first trailer for the DC movie The Flash, which is (finally) hitting theaters this summer. DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn shared the trailer on Twitter Sunday evening, ahead of its anticipated airing during Fox’s Super

Michael Keaton can only assume that Warner Bros. Discovery’s shelving of the nearly-complete, HBO Max-bound Batgirl movie was a “good” business decision — even though it played a role in derailing his return to the role of Bruce Wayne/Batman. Asked by TVLine for his reaction to Batgirl’s

Warner Bros/Marvel Studios Michael Keaton is like Tom Hanks minus the weird QAnon conspiracy theories that follow him: everybody (relatively normal) loves him. Have you ever met someone who doesn’t like Michael Keaton? He’s Batman, after all. *THE* Batman. The beloved actor may have made some