J.Drangal
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I would have left out the cameos and the whole "multiverse collapsing" part all together.
The dramatic crux of the final act was Flash understanding he can't change things ad vitam. And that actually worked pretty well without that lame and superficial "world ending" threat.
So when, on top of that, the threat looks like giant digital spheres of unicorn vomit, and comes out of nowhere only to be resolved three minutes later, I mean come on...
To each their own, but I wish people wouldn't get so excited about those few-second cameos we see popping up everywhere. It's just a marketing gimmick and most of the time, I think it only take you out of the film you're watching.
If you really want to celebrate the past, I'd say revisiting these old classics with people who've never seen them is a much less hollow thing to do...
The dramatic crux of the final act was Flash understanding he can't change things ad vitam. And that actually worked pretty well without that lame and superficial "world ending" threat.
So when, on top of that, the threat looks like giant digital spheres of unicorn vomit, and comes out of nowhere only to be resolved three minutes later, I mean come on...
To each their own, but I wish people wouldn't get so excited about those few-second cameos we see popping up everywhere. It's just a marketing gimmick and most of the time, I think it only take you out of the film you're watching.
If you really want to celebrate the past, I'd say revisiting these old classics with people who've never seen them is a much less hollow thing to do...
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