Even Sears is denying it was him:
https://www.cbr.com/the-flash-teddy-...u-jay-garrick/
I've always found the time-travel and multiverse stuff to be pretty important to the Flash mythos and I'm an obsessive Flash nerd. So I didn't mind it and felt like this had a plot that was relatively unconventional for a superhero movie. A lot of bonkers stuff and the main villain is the hero of the film, completely unhinged by his obsession. Its not fixed by a fight, but by acceptance. I think the movie definitely has flaws but it also had moments of brilliance in there too.
Jay Garrick was a digital character with the face of The Flash editor Jason Ballantine used as reference. Listen around the 41 min mark of the podcast: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/dir-4x2kf-1907c1b8
Mystery solved.
I only saw The Flash today and I thought that it was really good . Not a game changer by any means , but it was cool to see Keaton back as Batman . Also I think that Ezra Miller was really good as The Flash . At this point I hope that they keep him. I also liked Sasha Calle as Kara , even though she didn't look like the Kara that we know. I think this was better than Black Adam , as there were similar characters from Snyder's JL . Wish that Henry had had a cameo . I didn't like the Nic Cage cameo as he was never Superman , and George Clooney was unnecessary too . Would have liked to have seen more from Afleck & Gadot . Also seeing Jeremy Irons as Alfred was cool . I didn't like that he apparently didn't end up in his own Universe . But that could be saved with a Directors Cut . But messing with time does have consequences .
I voted "Watchable but a mixed bag, a little disappointing"; I would amend that to disappointing rather than a little disappointing, especially in parts. I will also contend that the animated movie version of Flashpoint was done better.
"So you've come to the end now alive but dead inside."
I find it weird that Reverse Flash isn't even teased at all. Like, from the perspective of the characters and a non-comic-book-reading audience...it was some random person who killed his mom?
Well, at least both the Clooney and Sears disputes are settled lol. What's left?
It was saved for a sequel.
But what would that sequel look like? Who would be the villain that the Muschiettis want to bring in next?
“Well, Reverse Flash is the elephant in the room, right?” Muschietti said definitively. “It feels like you can’t make another movie without addressing the one that, in all accounts, is the murderer of Barry’s mom. So, it feels like the big villain. I have my own favorites, but that’s another story – I’d like to see The Turtle at some point. The slowest man on Earth. Gorilla Grodd, of course. And many more.”
https://theplaylist.net/the-flash-an...cast-20230615/
It's a good film that's going to suffer due to controversies outside of the film.