‘The Flash’ anticipates its release date and we already know when and where we will see the first trailer

DC is starting a new era that involves canceling many projects, but ‘The Flash’ is not one of them. The film, which has had many ups and downs, remains one of the upcoming Warner Bros. releases in 2023, along with ‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’, ‘Blue Beetle’ and ‘Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom’. Like the sequel to ‘Aquaman’, the Ezra Miller-starring film was delayed multiple times and even looked like it would never hit theaters, but now we find the opposite: It will be released a week earlier than scheduled, or on June 16, 2023, coinciding with the release date of one of Marvel’s most anticipated films.”Spider-Man: Crossing the Multiverse” and with the new Disney-Pixar: “Elemental”.

In addition to the good news of bringing the date forward, We already know when we will see the first official trailer of ‘The Flash’who left us with honey on our lips with the 2021 teaser: it will be the day February 12, 2023 at the Super Bowl. Five days later, the trailer can be seen in theaters with ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’, which will be released on February 17th.

Warner Bros.’ presence at the Super Bowl is quite a surprise, given that the last time the studio was at the sporting event was 17 years ago when they promoted ’16 Streets’, ‘V for Vendetta’ and ‘V for Vendetta’ in 2006. Poseidon’. A source told The Wrap the film was successful in the passed testsso we just have to wait a little longer to see if it meets the expectations of the rest of the public.

New technology

warner [Bros.] He commissioned us to make the best film possible.”Paul Machliss, the editor of “The Flash,” tells the comic. “We are the first film to use very, very new technology to get multiple versions of the same actor on screen”. Although he cannot talk about it in depth, he assures it “There’s been a development with some wonderful technology, which I’d love to talk about now, but around this time next year, after the film comes out, we’ll be able to go fully into the finer details. But it’s a lot, very exciting and I am pleased to say that we are the first, certainly in a film of this scale, to use it”. Also, for Machliss this would be “probably” why the film took so long. “But the wait was worth it, because it looks great”.