The Flash is another in a long line of troubled DC movies. Although the core is simple and smart, director Andy Muschietti loses the handle to blockbuster bloat.
Fortunately, Scott has a simple, yet brilliant change that takes the drama to a whole new level and opens up the opportunity to keep the scope smaller and more focused.
<ul><li>00:14:43 - Plot Summary</li>
<li>00:17:06 - Movie Discussion</li>
<li>00:41:00 - Movie Punch-up</li>
<li>00:58:35 - Listener Comments</li>
</ul>

The Flash is another in a long line of troubled DC movies. Although the core is simple and smart, director Andy Muschietti loses the handle to blockbuster bloat. Fortunately, Scott has a simple, yet brilliant change that takes the drama to a whole new level and opens up the opportunity to keep the scope smaller and more focused. 00:14:43 - Plot Summary 00:17:06 - Movie Discussion 00:41:00 - Movie Punch-up 00:58:35 - Listener Comments

The Flash is another in a long line of troubled DC movies. Although the core is simple and smart, director Andy Muschietti loses the handle to blockbuster bloat.
Fortunately, Scott has a simple, yet brilliant change that takes the drama to a whole new level and opens up the opportunity to keep the scope smaller and more focused.
<ul><li>00:14:43 - Plot Summary</li>
<li>00:17:06 - Movie Discussion</li>
<li>00:41:00 - Movie Punch-up</li>
<li>00:58:35 - Listener Comments</li>
</ul>
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