A new update has come out about The Flash movie.
Many have been speculating about the future of DC’s The Flash film as legal issues keep piling up for Ezra Miller, who stars as the titular superhero.
They have been facing numerous legal troubles over the past year. Among other things, they were accused of harassment as well as harboring young children in an unsafe environment.
In just the latest in a long line of legal troubles, the 29-year-old was recently charged with a felony burglary in Vermont.
Now, new information has dropped about the film. News outlets are reporting that the movie has been “testing well.” Additionally, it was revealed:
“[Ezra even] participated in regularly scheduled additional photography over the summer, apparently without incident.”
The “studio is evaluating all options.”
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav declared a few days ago that the movie is still a go.
As of now, The Flash is still slated for a June 2023 theatrical release.
This information comes as Batgirl the movie has been scrapped by the studio despite having completed filming already.
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