The Flash Movie Footage Reveals Ezra Miller’s Barry Allen In A Lab

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Footage from next year's long-awaited The Flash reveals Ezra Miller's Barry Allen hanging out in a lab. Though Miller joined the DCEU years ago, his first solo movie has been a long time coming. After dealing with director changes and release date delays, The Flash finally kicked off production earlier this year with Andy Muschietti at the helm. Miller will step back into the role of Barry alongside fellow DCEU alums Kiersey Clemons (Iris West) and Ben Affleck (Batman). Even more excitingly, The Flash will feature the highly-anticipated return of Michael Keaton as Batman. That's right: There are two Batmen in this movie.

Most plot details for The Flash are still being kept under wraps, though it's certain the movie will be depicting its own version of the Flashpoint storyline from the comics. In the original source material, Barry uses his super speed to run back in time and prevent the tragic death of his mother. However, this leads to multiversal consequences. The Flash is expected to follow a similar arc, but with its own DCEU twists. The movie is currently scheduled for release in November 2022.

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This Saturday marks the second-annual DC FanDome, the go-to event for all things DC. The virtual convention will feature breaking news and first looks at upcoming films and television shows, including The Flash. In a recently revealed trailer, Miller can be spotted in Barry Allen dress while at a lab. Perhaps this is Star Laboratories? Fans might find out later this week. You can see the trailer down below; the Flash footage comes at 37 seconds into the video.

Click here to watch the video on YouTube.

So far, Barry's DCEU appearances have been kept to the ensemble effort Justice League (plus Zack Snyder's director's cut) and a quick cameo in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Because of that, the DCEU has so many things it can still explore with Barry. That includes his work at Star Labs and, perhaps, his first introduction to his powers. The Flash isn't expected to be a direct origin story, but it could still touch upon how he got them in the first place.

The bit of Flash footage revealed in the DC FanDome trailer looks to be a part of a behind the scenes featurette, which will likely be shown at the convention on Saturday. The Flash's production is just about wrapped up, but it still seems a bit early to get something like a clip or an official trailer. A behind the scenes video will still give fans a peek at what The Flash has in store; in addition to showing more of Miller's latest outing as Barry, it could reveal the first official looks at Keaton and new Supergirl actress Sasha Calle. In other words, those looking forward to The Flash should probably tune into DC FanDome to learn more about this movie.

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