Exactly, that's why we haven't seen Flash and WW yet. Because they will come off as too formulaic if you stick to that typical structure. That would be a major concern for GL because it hopped on really late into the ball game.
Definitely. The problem with the Flash is that his origin is just, "whoop! Some chemicals spilled on me." It's not a tale about guilt and responsibility like Spider-Man, nor is it an exciting tale of escape like Iron Man's origin. In other words, it's on inherently interesting.
To me, they'd be better off glossing over it and telling us one of the stories about the character. I nominate a story about the Flash's final days (not COiE itself, but escaping to the future after being wrongly accused of killing his wife) and ending with Wally taking over as the new Flash.
As for Wonder Woman, it's really hard to say. Sure, there are tons of movies coming out this year about Greek Mythology; but the problem is melding that with the character herself. Do they alter her costume so that it looks more like something you'd expect from a movie like, say, Clash of the Titans; or do they stick with the iconic look--or even "modernize" it despite her origin dictating that it be archaic--and all that?
There is some meat on that bone, though. After-all, the comics seem to ignore the fact that in Greek mythology, Ares is the father of Hypollita; nor do they ever try to write him as something more than a villain, which they could since people who believe in peace through the bayonet would suit a feminist film, but hopefully lead to a more fleshed-out character.
Cuz when I saw what they did with him in the animated film, I was like...
