After the cancellation of “Batgirl”, “The Flash” with Ezra Miller could be next

Just a few hours ago, Warner announced that it had canceled the release of “Batgirl” and now it will no longer hit theaters or HBO Max. The news has shocked fans and rumors suggest that next on the studio’s list would be the film. “The Flash” with Ezra Miller.

Warner recently came out to clarify the situation with the cancellation of ‘Batgirl’ with Leslie Grace, Brendan Fraser, Michael Keaton and others, for HBO Max, where they argue that the reason was that the film does not meet the standards of a “blockbuster”. like the ones they want to collaborate with at DC Films.

Now, several insiders within DC Comics production and distribution at Warner ensure that The studio could cancel the premiere of “The Flash” with Ezra Millerscheduled for 2023, since they don’t know what to do with the tape, and the problems of crimes and arrests around the protagonist.

It is worth mentioning that bothbad girl’ Y ‘Rapid’ they are linked by Michael Keaton’s Batmanthat he would return from Tim Burton’s films as Bruce Wayne, thanks to the event known in the comics as Flashpoint, in which different universes mix, so that only one prevails.

Will Ezra Miller be to blame for the cancellation of “The Flash”?

Although Warner argued that the cancellation of “Batgirl” was due to the fact that they invested $ 90 million in its production, more than expected, and even though it was already completed, the arrests, assaults and alleged abuse by Ezra Miller seems reason enough for some DC fans to demand the same, or at least Miller replacement.

In the past, reports stated that once “The Flash” was released, Ezra Miller would no longer enter Warner Bros. Discovery’s plans for future films or series in which Barry Allen had a participation. However, so far there have been no official statements from the studio, which would confirm the information that they are still thinking about what to do with the actor.

At the moment, “The Flash” remains with an expected release date of June 23, 2023, with Ezra Miller, Sasha Calle, Michael Keaton, Ben Affleck and cameo voices from old DC Comics stars such as Adam West as Batman, Christoper Reeve as Superman and Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman.