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Eh making another post about The Flash cuz I saw it late and the world has stopped caring about it:
Okay wait who the fuck murdered Nora Allen? A quick google will tell me the director claims it was Reverse Flash setup for a sequel that wont happen but like…. why didn’t at any point any character ask the question about the stabber’s identity. Barry certainly didn’t, he thought (for some reason) a can of tomatoes killed his mom….. like….. I’m sorry in the new timeline his moms alive so tell me what did the fight between his Dad and Reverse Flash look like seeing as the implication is that if his Dad wasn’t getting tomatoes he must have somehow stopped the stabber…. doesn’t get mentioned once in the film even though they’re hanging out the entire time in the timeline where presumably his Dad kicked reverse-flashes ass for trying to break & enter stab his wife to death.
Somehow I’m more upset with how stupid The Flash was than I am at Matrix Resurrections. For awhile there I was calling it the worst film I’ve ever seen… The Flash “hold my beer”
The final shot of the film the entire audience in my theatre audibly groaned.
These days the idea of physical media is so strange to me. You have to get up, open a tray and put a disc inside it and then close it and wait for the movie to load and then go through a menu. I’m too used to the instant convenience of digital entertainment.