The Flash (2023) All Deleted Scenes 

Unfortunately it also diminished practical scenes like I thought Batfleck bike scene was mostly cgi

@@FirstnameLastname-my7bz Yeah, but when you look at the behind the scenes most of it was done practically. I get reshoots and CG only shots, but the scenes that weren’t fully CG did not need a layer of it caked over everything for no reason.

@@memesouls8653 yes yes. Or like in Homecoming where they cgi removed practical scenes yes can see in trailer, even one scene/trick when Tom actually nearly injured or straight up checked out (Washington Monument elevator) , it looked perfectly fine but for some reason they just Had to replace it with 3d cartoon. The other day I watched Kirk Aylin Superman 1948, all flights with that one are Fleischer like cartoon, which is jarring, but I am like "damn, they do it even today", except even though they Don't have any kind of technical limitations, Even when stunt was done for real and competent. Maddening.

@@FirstnameLastname-my7bzin all fairness for the 48 Superman, the ideas of wires to fly wasn’t perfected yet. They tried that in The Adventures of Superman and George Reeves (or his stunt double I don’t remember which) was like “yeah no I’m not doing that again” because he almost got hurt. Using wires for flight (at least for Superman) got perfected with the 78 movie

@@StoryArtsConcepts I didn't diss 1948 in any way. Just writing how it's actually no different just cartoon is 3D instead of 2D but it can look as jarring difference

Nice catch…

They should kept this in the movie 😢😢

Harvey dent is right, you either die as a hero or you live long enough to be the villain

He was also right about looking like a ninja turtle too in the 3rd tmnt they travel back in time to feudal japan

Whos Shredder?

Nah

@@ricksanchezdeluniversoc1379 Yah

@@ricksanchezdeluniversoc1379 yah huh

Batman dosent kill (directly) much less in front of someone’s kid

@@kevinbatfan1989 No he doesn't but losing himself like that is what made him retired. Not every interation of him should be a saint. I agree though generally I don't like it.

It makes more sense altogether, Sasha was a snack in this movie

Not really .... he came off as an obsessed stalker creep.

@@ronpetersen2317 No he didn't. He only said she was pretty and that he loved her. How is that being an obsessed stalker?

I agree. Also they should have kept in where they found her suit. Because where did her suit come from?

@@gregr3720prob cuz it’s Ezra Miller LOL

Yes... we do. Zod WASN'T defeated... Supergirl and Batman both died, and Zod won. Sucks as an ending... but it's a fact.

@@thisisnotachannel No, that's not what happened. Because Supergirl and Batman kept dying in 2013, Flash realized he could never create a version of the timeline where his mom was alive but Zod didn't win. So he went back in time to 2003(?), unsaved her, and made the one little change that his dad had to reach up to get the tomatoes, so he would be proved innocent by the security footage when it was unscrambled 20 years later. Then Flash returns to 2023, and the world isn't conquered by Zod, implying that Superman or Supergirl or someone stopped him. The ending of the movie shows us that Batman is alive... but it's yet another Batman (George Clooney), a change caused by him moving the tomato can. But the question of what happened to Superman/Supergirl is unanswered.

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The most freeist 250k ever 😂 good for Henry

That was James Gunn’s decision. So bad

"There's boobies in that painting" did it for me... XDXDXD

me too

It’s a really funny movie low key Ezra is pretty great at comedic timing and articulation

@@hopefullyanonymous3466too bad the guy himself is a total dick

Probably the most easy cut for me to understand. Given Ezra’s issues with women, the less romantic interaction, the better.

often times less is more when it comes to film editing. Most of the scenes are fluff and not necessary to the story. The most notable scene here is the bullets, it's funny and a middle finger to the quicksilver scenes in x men, but it slows the action and introduces a comedy scene into a tense action and sneaking sequence. Considering the production hell this movie went through, and the clear evidence of rewrites in the final product, staying on track would be a good byword to follow in a film with such a complicated plot

@@Ed-hh5dp yes but they should have kept the love the Supergirl scene. It would make more sense to young Barry getting so obsessed to save Kara I do felt this in theatres but the deleted scene confirm it

@@rishabhmenaria7093 yeah maybe they could have focused on the love angle more, but I just don't like that scene. I think his acting is too over the top. And it makes it seem more like an intelligent obsession. Without the love angle I the final film, interpreted it that young Barry was just accepting the responsibility of being a superhero and trying to save the day. I figured he was trying to save everyone in the world, not just supergirl

the iron manhole is kind of visibly non cgi, that is what made the stuck in iron as a deleted scene

@@Ed-hh5dp - Just curious, what do you mean exactly when you say that the bullets scene was a middle finger to the Quicksilver scenes in X-Men? (I'm not attacking you, just genuinely confused)

Usually in old movies at the end of it, they always at bloopers to it

I hope they do

They did is dirty by that. I think Gunn absolutely wants to get rid of Snyderverse asap. Could have at least let the universe wrap up. But I understand it. I know plenty of people are going to respond back with DCEU is bad, Gunn did the right thing etc etc. That’s fine.

@@jgordon1374 actually Gunn cancelling the beyond project on his arrival (2022) and creative decisions over DCEU movies ended up killing everything unnecessarily as well… the dcu is his universe… not the dceu, and they’re separate universes so..

what alternate endings?

well its all because of pedgun

@@iobald7965 Just stop. He had nothing to do with this. Would you rather get Walter Hamada back? 🥺

@@GabrielCombs I 100% sure pedgun do shit about it

@@iobald7965 He was hired about a year after this was filmed so, no he wasn’t

@@GabrielCombs yes he is

same

Yea that scene was ridiculous

That would not push him or pull him. Just cuz he’s fast doesn’t make him light weight. Also happened when saving the babies. He swung off something and it didn’t move. Like tf? He’s not weightless

Well, at the time he still wasn't sure how his powers worked. Older Barry knows how to do that stuff (notice that when he wanted to move something that something shined, as if it was pulled into Flash time), but the younger one was still learning.

Speeding bullet has momentum, especially with how its shaped. I think its supposed to release that it takes more than guesswork and intuition to be the flash. You have to understand physics on a whole different level. Kinda how people automatically assume weight affects gravity. Also this is young Barry, he couldn't even shift through the manhole cover without coaching.

Most of the humor attempts were Miller being super annoying. Heck he annoyed himself in the context of the film. I can see why they cut these out. Editing isn't about keeping all the "cool stuff". Sometimes you have to cut the best parts for the sake of the story and pacing to work.

Yes. Essentially, the original ending had Ben Affleck's Batman erased from existence and replaced by Keaton. Then James Gunn happened, and that was scrapped. Unfortunately so, in my opinion.

@@bigb860 It makes sense. He wants to start somewhat fresh. Of course some actors are remaining.

only one scene deserved to be kept. It this garbage is what you call hilarious I bet you are extremely annoying

the bullet scene confused tf outta me cuz I feel like he should definitely be able to stop it easily

I think that it's a skill he has to learn, like changing the momentum of an object. It's clear that Young Barry's power progression is a bit inconsistent compared to Present Barry, since Present Barry took a while to learn his phasing, while young Barry picked it up very quickly. Also, if you're referring to the Krypton metal shards inside his body and such; remember that he stopped taking the one in his arm out when he realised the metal pierces Kryptonian skin, so it's not that he couldn't phase out of them, it's that he didn't want to in order to have weapons and armor to fight the Kryptonians. Also, he didn't care aboit his injuries, only about saving Kara.@@anousagizu

The whole movie has plot holes

@@anousagizu Thats why when the flash does things like that he just touches things slightly to move where it ends up.

@@murphyoalexander51 by that logic he should still be able to grab a bullet out of the air

Same 🤣 bro said ouuuuuu

Haha

That was a cringe to me

lol dream on. Those scenes aren't even finished yet and they are not gojng to spend money on this failure to finish them

Not the one with the laundry bag. Cutting that scene was definitely the right call.

Extended version and alternative endings

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people were so quick to trash talk about bad cgi but nobody could tell which of the Barry's face was cgi. The best effects are those that are completely indistinguishable.

@@kickass2117 a scene of the final fight, when they finish making their initial plan in the middle of the battle field and are facing each other, one of the barry's face below the cowl, jaw down, looks like its floating and has a blue hue. 1 of my 2 big annoyances. the speed force stuff was fine.

I don't see an extended cut coming. They cut their losses a year before the film hit the theaters. The FX looking like a playstation 2 game footage at parts and his rescuing plastic babies kinda screams that. They just got it out so they could do a soft reboot of the DCU

Look into fan edits

@@Lifesizemortal where?

I agree😢

Well, it was due to a number of factors; not the least of which was Ezra Miller's bizarre, dangerous behavior, especially concerning women, the decline of the DCEU, word of mouth, etc. The film was doomed from the start.

@@comyxcon4gaming860 - 100%. There's a case to be made that this film was never going to turn out good. It was in development hell for years, initiated near the onset of the Snyderverse and likely kept getting pushed back/rewritten based on public sentiment about the DCEU through its various films. The final product doesn't know whether it wants to be an origin story, a sequel, a prequel, a reboot or a pseudo-finale to the entire DCEU. They played with so many ideas in this, some of which could have turned out extremely well if they coalesced better, but threw it all together into (to quote this version of Keaton Batman) a "hot mess" that just seems to veer from one story idea to another without ever pausing to let the audience get invested (or care) in any of it.

@@crazyrabbits It makes one wonder why they even bothered when the DCEU was gonna get rebooted anyway. Waste of time, talent, and money even though I enjoyed Michael Keaton as Batman; which was the ONLY good thing about it.

@@comyxcon4gaming860 - AFAIK, it kept getting hyped up by the Tsujihara regime, who was dead-set on getting it pushed through production. By the time Walter Hamada took over, they were already knee-deep in development and had already filmed at least one post-credit scene (the one where Barry learns that Affleck's Batman is trapped in an alternate universe). The original ending was supposed to tie into a revamped DCEU timeline that combined elements of both the original universe and the post-Flashpoint changes, which would have been seen in Batgirl -- JK Simmons still shows up as Commissioner Gordon, but Keaton's Batman is still present. (AFAIK, this change was never really adequately explained, which is likely a reason for it being scrapped.) And FWIW, I didn't like this version of Keaton's Batman, who's such a contradiction (even for an AU Batman) that trying to reconcile it with the '89 films is crazy. Keaton still fits into the suit masterfully, but the tonal whiplash of the character is a mess. He keeps having these pratfalls and comical moments occur (flies into a pantry of vegetables during his opening scene, is shown trying to hack Russian tech with a modified flip phone [necessitating Barry II to intervene[, making weird gags like the "how much do you weigh" joke, and giving groaners like the "wanna get nuts" line), and it doesn't really fit with what the tone of the film is going for.

I'd rather see a real Supergirl than that fake ass one that was in this movie

​@@Necrowolf81Wdym a real Supergirl?

@@RandomRU-vidEnjoyer Helen Slater-like Supergirl.

I feel like the end credit scene with Aquaman was left over from one of those other endings cause what Barry is trying to explain to him is totally different from what happened

You're really delusional

Agreed💯

you already get him liking her when she's flying next to the plane and he says something about their children. Even without these two scenes you'd have to be a moron not to know that he was smitten with her

​@@Necrowolf81Here here!

But it doesn't come across as a genuine earned statement. At least this deleted scene added a little gravitas and actually built on this Barry's mentality. Just a little added touches can make a whole lot of difference. - James D. Watkins, artistic director of Phoenix Productions.​@@Necrowolf81

You should really check out his other 2 batman movies😆

Even Keaton couldn't save this dumpster fire

Batman but Ezra is great too, people can hate all they want but dude is a good actor

​@@gaybojohnsonp8864No he really isn't

Same I want more of Keaton they should of given him more scenes

Calle & Keaton were both fantastic. I really hope Andy Muscietti uses Sasha Calle for another Character in Brave & The Bold maybe Catwoman or Poison Ivy.I really hope Keaton comes back for a Elseworlds Film

Oh man id love it so much

Not worth it unless they actually try to fix the FX. And they aren't going to do that ... the lost a crap load of money

“In an abyss” is already in the movie

Did you watch the CW show? Barry's phasing ability goes wack in one episode and has to phase his way through the floor into the cell. In that show they speculate if he didn't phase right he could cut himself in half. That was the TV show. Here in that scene at 6:10 you would think the manhole would cut him in half. To be honest it should have but that would of been pretty dark to have him just die right there or at least get morbidly injured would be just as dark.

@@YoonSooSuh I mean yeah, I've seen that in season 5 when Barry and Nora were chasing after this car that had dark matter and when he tried to phase through it it made his phasing go into overdrive and he couldn't turn it off. However, they never actually SHOW what would happen. Theoretically they say they would be cut in half or something or just get stuck or explode the object they tried phasing through. The closest we've gotten to seeing that happen is when Kid Flash from the comics couldn't phase yet and made things explode when he tried.

it happens in the film tho, that’s why barry 2 gets the sharp objects stuck in him

@@jb-eq6no I guess you've got a point 🤔

completely forgot about that with his arm and the shrapnel.@@jb-eq6no

makes more sense when you think about snyder movies tbh

yes please

I think that was the point. This film was leaning into how insufferable Barry has been in the DCEU, so that the present Barry could learn and grow from it.

show me at any time in the actual movie where the cgi looked good. 90% of it was awful

yeah I was genuinely impressed with his performance. More that he is capable of portraying a normal person. Very interesting to have an actor play 2 different roles in one movie. Younger Barry is a bit too comedic and whacky for me though, and so different from future Barry even though they're still the same person.

Acting is essentially the ability to be totally convincing as a pathological liar. Why would we expect actors to be good people?

@@Ed-hh5dp I hate to say it but he actually made it possible for me to forget he’s a dick😂

well thankfully they aren’t a terrible person, because almost every allegation has been disproven :)

@@Ed-hh5dpwell the entire point is that one Barry’s life was completely moulded by trauma and the other never experienced anything traumatic and grew up more popular and more obnoxious instead

yes what happened to people this was a clever funny feel good movie

Then you never watched any other movie in theaters lol

Nah, not the bullet scene

@@blamcheese They should have kept at least the scenes when they explore the wayne masion and the batcave, and that alternative chase scene I feel like the original scenes they used didn't make as much sense.

James had nothing to do with it, stop hating...

It's really clear to me that Barry was original meant to kill his mother. The flashback alludes to her murder being strange and they never found the killer, in the flashback It's a strange bang sound and the killer left no trace. Would have been way too dark, but having Barry constantly talk about a can of tomatoes being the crux of the film and saving his dad in court was way too kiddy. Shame they couldn't find a middle ground. Maybe Barry just watches the murder instead and doesn't stop it. Then he could tall with Bruce about that, watching parents die.

also I just realised how odd it is that when he goes back in time to save his mom he just moves a can of tomatoes. He doesn't wait at the house to defend his mom from the attacker. What if the attacker came to the house and his dad's there, and they just killed both of them?

@@Ed-hh5dp The director aluded that Reverse flash was the killer, and that's why they didn't show it, so they can have a plot point for the sequels.

​@@Ed-hh5dpOh boy, let me tell you about a Flash TV show that solves all those questions. But in all seriousness, the weight of a tiny action can significantly change the future, called the butterfly effect. It's the reason why something as small as a can of tomatoes is important. If the father was there, he'd just be beaten up and sent to prison since the killer has always been the Reverse Flash. Zack Snyder originally planned for the whole DCEU to be the creation of the Reverse Flash, just to torture Barry into creating Flashpoint. The Reverse Flash sat back, sipped some wine, and watched Barry do all this to himself. Because what else is sweeter than making someone you hate fall to their own demise?

I think he refers to the TMNT III movie when the turtles time traveled to Japanese feudal era

@@akudhega Yeah that's what I think too.

Bro, we're not fiction lmao

you are aware that pretty much every allegation against ezra has been outright disproven right? they haven’t done anything wrong that they’re claimed to have, people have just witch hunted them for years because of mob mentality.

​@@FoxiTegTeg Source? I'm genuinely curious

@@themagnificentorange672 I sent it in response to your other comments :3

I wonder what Superboy Prime has to say

Yeah but any disruption to its path would slow and or kill its momentum. The scene needed to be deleted or reworked

@@Michael-mt6yb Well he didn't have enough kinetic energy to stop its momentum. he stood still for most of the time, + that barry just got his powers

@@BarryAllenTHFL yeah that’s fine, he didn’t stop it but he created resistance. That will lessen the momentum…in this the momentum stayed the same. That’s not possible

@@Michael-mt6yb You’re right but here’s the thing, he slowed down time by a lot so he possibly slowed it down but it was going so fast but we saw it so slow, we didn’t notice.

@@BarryAllenTHFL …sure

Same here I bet there's one where Supergirl appearing in the new timeline as well as Keaton's Batman instead of Clooney.

He did seem to have some real acting moxy to him.