The dubious rise of the nerdocracy continues unabated, as do the multiverse larks
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Later, Flash discovers an ability to travel through time and – it’s that stubbornly indestructible super-backstory again – renegotiate the murder of his mother and the unjust incarceration of his dad. Batman warns him about the consequences of the butterfly effect, but nobody at DC will allow that advice to sink in. Think about it.
The closing battle, which doesn’t look to have asked bad-guy Michael Shannon to move from a green-screened box in his apartment, again underlines the weightlessness of so much CGI actionEverything Everywhere All at Once is utterly shameless, but even the most resistant will manage a smile at the variations worked on Superman and Batman lore. It has already been much publicised that Michael Keaton returns to the cowl. Just about everyone else associated with those roles – alive, dead or in between – also gets a fleeting turn. The words “I really didn’t think I’d be seeingAll of which will fuel the ire of those who, perfectly reasonably, bemoan the rise of the nerdocracy.
For all that, The Flash is considerably funnier than it has any right to be. This critic could not contain a snort at an excellent closing gag. Others may throw refuse at the screen.
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