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‘The Flash’ Director On Why The DC Film Flopped At The Box Office: “People Are Not Interested In The Flash As A Character”
Andy Muschietti, the director of The Flash, is opening up about why he thinks the DC film flopped at the box office. In a new interview, the filmmaker says that many factors contributed to the underperforming superhero film and not bringing moviegoers to theaters.
‘The Flash' Director Andy Muschietti Says the Film Flopped Because ‘It Wasn't a Movie That Appealed to the Four-Quadrants. It Failed at That'
The Flash” director Andy Muschietti has his own thoughts as to why the $200 million tentpole was a box office dud. Released in 2023, “The Flash” grossed $271 million by the end of its run. It is not a small figure by any means,
THE FLASH: Why Andy Muschietti Blaming Filmgoers For The 2023 Movie Failing Doesn't Add Up
The Flash director Andy Muschietti recently pointed the finger at certain members of the "four quadrants of the audience" for the movie being a failure, but this is why his comments simply don't add
The Flash Director Reveals Why He Thinks the Movie Flopped
Andy Muschietti, who directed the 2023 movie The Flash, recently expressed his thoughts on why the movie flopped at the box office. The Flash was considered the closing chapter of DC’s Extended Universe (DCEU) before the universe went through a reboot under James Gunn and Peter Safran.
The Flash Is A Character People Don't Care About, Says Director Of The Flash
The Flash 's director, Andy Muschietti, thinks he knows why The Flash failed at the box office. As a guest on the show La Baulera del Coso, on Radio Tu, Muschietti said:
The Flash director says the film failed because people ‘don’t care’ about the DC hero
The Flash failed, among all the other reasons, because it wasn’t a movie that appealed to all four quadrants. It failed at that,” Muschietti argued. “When you spend $200 million making a movie, [Warner Bros.
The Flash Director Andy Muschietti Says The Movie Failed Because No One Likes Barry Allen
When The Flash sprinted into theaters in June 2023, Warner Bros. had high hopes for a massive box office hit—especially
Andy Muschietti On Why He Believes The Flash Failed At The Box Office
Andy Muschietti says The Flash failed because people weren't interested in Barry Allen as a character. The TV show ran for 9 seasons and 184 episodes.
The Flash director candidly breaks down why film became one of the worst superhero flops ever
The Flash director Andy Muschietti has candidly broken down why the DC film was a major box office flop. Upon its release in 2023, the film, starring controversial figure Ezra Miller, became one of the worst performing films in superhero history alongside Sony’s recent Marvel spin-off Kraven the Hunter.
The Flash director Andy Muschietti has theory as to why DC Comics blockbuster flopped
Andy Muschietti believes his movie 'The Flash' flopped at the box office because the DC blockbuster didn't "appeal to all four quadrants" of cinema-goer demographics.
The Flash director explains why the DC movie flopped, suggesting that "a lot of people just don't care" about the character – despite one obvious counter-point
The Flash director Andy Muschietti has offered up a fresh reason as to why the DC movie stumbled in cinemas. Speaking on Radio Tu’s La Baulera del Coso (H/T Variety), Muschietti pointed out that the movie wasn't universally popular with what Hollywood terms the 'four quadrants': male over 25s,
Andy Muschietti Thinks The Flash Wasn’t Really for Everyone
The Flash's big solo movie clearly wanted people to watch it, which they didn't. Muschietti thinks it should've tried harder.
Why The Flash 'failed,' according to the director
Director Andy Muschietti knows that it flopped, and he may have a reason why. During an interview with Radio TU (via DiscussingFilm on X, formerly Twitter), Muschietti reflected on the movie. It ...
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The Flash: Someone Please Introduce Andy Muschietti to The Arrowverse?
Grant Gustin, Candice Patton & Danielle Panabaker-starring The Flash ran for nine seasons. Can someone please remind Andy Muschietti of that?