@@mikejefferson779 This final scene makes sense within the context of time travel. Barry went back in time to clear his fathers name by replacing the tomato can thus changing the course of events. When Barry returned to the present he discovers a different Bruce Wayne which in this case is Clooney. This is because he is now living in a parallel universe where his father was acquitted of the murder charges. Barry is unaware that his changes brought him to a parallel universe where his father is free and Bruce Wayne/batman wasn’t Ben Affleck or Michael Keaton but isn’t it’s George C. There’s also a deleted end credit scene that confirms this logic where Ben Affleck’s batman sends a message from his timeline urging Barry to return to his/their original universe. Affleck shot this scene but it was not included in the final cut.
I've been saying this for the past few years! I completely agree. The man embodies the swagger of Bruce Wayne from the comics. I do wonder, if the script and director were different, could he have been a good Batman? We'll never know, but at least we know he was good at playing as Bruce Wayne.
@@AnthonyNJ90The problem with Batman and Robin wasn't the actors. It was the writers. The whole movie was just written terribly. If George Clooney and the rest of the cast had been given the materiel that Michael Keaton had to work with, they probably would have made a pretty great Batman movie. If anything, blame the studio for kicking Tim Burton out of the director's chair just so they could try to sell more toys.
@@AnthonyNJ90 I think with good writing and materials, clooney can be a good batman. I've been saying that for years. He's got the "superhero chin" and the facial features that looks good for batman. But sadly, the studio fucked it up.
@@CaptainRC1 ive actually said if you animated batman and robin in the dark deco style keeping all the audio the same it would be have a hugely different tone
He wasn't a terrible Batman. It was just a terrible movie. He played it the way they wanted him to play it..... As if it were an update on the 66 television series
So Momoa is also Aquaman from the SchumacherVerse? I still think this is the DCEU but there was a change in the timeline because of the tomato sauce that Barry changed to his father looking at the camera
@@SlasherIncorporatedif anything, this is basically DC’s No Way Home, but done worst. With Barry didn’t even learn anything from his experience, pointless multiverse elements like Keaton’s Batman and Supergirl, vomit-inducing CGI and VFX, and a laughable scene with Affleck’s sendoff.
@@greengoblindefoe9813Val Kilmer was a sub-par batman and a terrible Bruce Wayne. He was pretty but had absolutely no charm as Bruce Wayne. His Batman was also pretty much devoid of character. His performance as both were pretty much the same, bland, tasteless. And thin like a cabbage soup. Yeah you won’t be hungry for about 30 minutes but you’re not gonna get any nutrients.
He was good as public image Bruce Wayne (arrogant billionaire playboy), but not real Bruce Wayne when no one’s around (loner emo, no-one-understands-me, sigma male) Keaton & Pattinson did the best at that followed by Bale & Kilmer. For me it’s Keaton as unmasked Batman, Clooney and public Bruce Wayne, and Affleck as in suit Batman.
Batfleck: “Interfering with the past can lead to unforeseen consequences.” Keaton: “You make a change to the past, it will change the past, present and future.” Barry at the end of this movie: “Wuh what?! I put the can of tomatoes back though! What do you mean making my dad look up still had effects on the timestream? How could I have foreseen this?!”
This final scene makes sense within the context of time travel. Barry went back in time to clear his fathers name by replacing the tomato can thus changing the course of events. When Barry returned to the present he discovers a different Bruce Wayne which in this case is Clooney. This is because he is now living in a parallel universe where his father was acquitted of the murder charges. Barry is unaware that his changes brought him to a parallel universe where his father is free and Bruce Wayne/batman wasn’t Ben Affleck or Michael Keaton but isn’t it’s George C. There’s also a deleted end credit scene that confirms this logic where Ben Affleck’s batman sends a message from his timeline urging Barry to return to his/their original universe. Affleck shot this scene but it was not included in the final cut.
Ikr this scene doesn’t make sense. In the original Flashpoint storyline, Barry is the one who’s supposed to understands the concept of time travel but this no goes nowhere
@@master-of-mind5881 Barry should already be aware of this though, thats my point. Even if he doesn’t understand the concept that he’s basically hopping into different timelines instead of changing his own timeline, he should at least understand that changing events in anyway will cause changes to even farther in the past, and therefore the present and the future. He goes back in time to take the can of tomatoes, but instead of just taking them out of the cart, he dresses up, talks to and hugs his mom, and rearranges the shelf to make his dad look up in the camera. *He’s changing stuff again*, something he knows he shouldn’t do now, but he’s still surprised when stuff is different? Is he stupid?
@@mrsiracha7717 Flashpoint wasn’t a terribly great story but at least it had a decent character arc for Barry. Even the CW show did it well since even though Barry allowed Thawne to kill his mom, that didn’t correct the timeline 100%. Doesn’t matter now though since Doctor Manhattan was behind it all in the comics, so now the story itself is kind of like false advertising since Barry can’t fuck with timelines on that big of a scale by changing small things.
I love the George Clooney cameo. I know it was done for a joke. But I genuinely believe that if they wrote a decent script and let George have another shot at Batman, he would be incredible. A lot of people blame George Clooney for the Batman and Robin movie, but it's not his fault. He just had poor written material.
I'm one of the few people in the world who actually enjoyed "Batman & Robin". It was somewhat campy and silly, but so was the Adam West/Burt Ward TV series, and also like that show, it was still fun. And it had a great musical score, and you HAD to 💘 Uma Thurman's Poison Ivy!
Yeah people always blame actors for films failing when the bad decisions are being made by the suits, writers and directors. Being an actor is such an unfair job. You have all this pressure on your shoulders and get blamed for other people's mistakes. And the suits can then shake their hands and say: "See? I knew he/she would suck". The material was bad.
A lot of people wonder why Batman would have a beard. I like to think it's a Batman Beyond situation. While Clooney's Bruce Wayne is still technically Batman, he's not the Batman out in the field. He's the guy in the chair telling the other guy how to disarm a bomb over the phone. At least that's my theory. Cool cameo though.
I wouldn't be surprised if Chris O'Donnell's Robin became Batman at some point. Imagine the conversation between him and Barry. Barry: Wait, who are you? Richard: I'm Batman Barry: No, you can't be Batman, Bruce is Batman Bruce: Was Barry, I was Batman. Now, I'm retired Richard: Now, I'm Batman
@@Hope-ou3mv I understand Ezra did some messed up shit and I didn't like him as a person ever since but casting him as Flash wasn't so bad because he was great in ZSJL.
This final scene makes sense within the context of time travel. Barry went back in time to clear his fathers name by replacing the tomato can thus changing the course of events. When Barry returned to the present he discovers a different Bruce Wayne which in this case is Clooney. This is because he is now living in a parallel universe where his father was acquitted of the murder charges. Barry is unaware that his changes brought him to a parallel universe where his father is free and Bruce Wayne/batman wasn’t Ben Affleck or Michael Keaton but isn’t it’s George C. There’s also a deleted end credit scene that confirms this logic where Ben Affleck’s batman sends a message from his timeline urging Barry to return to his/their original universe. Affleck shot this scene but it was not included in the final cut.
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 cause it’s a movie dipshit and i’m saying there’s obviously movies way worse with horrible storylines cause there is so chill out go touch some grass and take that bitch ass looking dwarf off ya profile photo 🥱
I honestly don’t mind George Clooney being the Batman for this “reboot” as a older Batman. He deserves a redemption from the Bat nipples all these years.
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This isn't the reboot, this is all part of the old universe.
It was supposed to be Michael Keaton as part of a soft reboot of the DCEU and Keaton was going to be the new Batman going forward but when James Gunn came in and changed everything, he changed it to this. Little confusing yeah but they will never have to follow up on this scene 😂
@@stellarremnant3597 You got confusing right. It all made sense until the Aquaman scene after the credits. Shit made no sense given its all being rebooted. Not sure what Gunn was thinking with that
So Momoa is also Aquaman from the SchumacherVerse? I still think this is the DCEU but there was a change in the timeline because of the tomato sauce that Barry changed to his father looking at the camera
If Ezra had been about 75% less Ezra this might have approached being a decent movie. Good god, just the head bobbing, his head shakes more than a hula dancer on a 1974 Chevy that never replaced the shocks.
@@quentin1326Ezra Miller does not look or act anything like the serious scientist Barry is in the comics. People have been saying that Ezra Miller is horribly cast as Barry Allen for years and they are still saying it today.
@@Batman1998- Not to me. I think it would have been really exciting to have him back for one scene. I know they contacted him for one scene. His loss for declining. Still, I love Clooney. Should have won an Oscar for O Brother, Where Art Thou?.
@@Brian-yd4zm I disagree. Let Nolan’s batman be it’s completely own thing. It’s refreshing seeing something stand on its own without tying into a universe
Bad year indeed GOTG3 & ATSV we’re the only standouts. I can’t get into blue bettle or the marvels nor aquaman 2. 2023 was all about loki for me. Season 2 was awesome and epic.
This final scene makes sense within the context of time travel. Barry went back in time to clear his fathers name by replacing the tomato can thus changing the course of events. When Barry returned to the present he discovers a different Bruce Wayne which in this case is Clooney. This is because he is now living in a parallel universe where his father was acquitted of the murder charges. Barry is unaware that his changes brought him to a parallel universe where his father is free and Bruce Wayne/batman wasn’t Ben Affleck or Michael Keaton but isn’t it’s George C. There’s also a deleted end credit scene that confirms this logic where Ben Affleck’s batman sends a message from his timeline urging Barry to return to his/their original universe. Affleck shot this scene but it was not included in the final cut.
The original end credit scene was supposed to be Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne greeting Barry in the present. They also shot a deleted scene where affleck’s batman sends a distress message from their timeline urging Barry to return. I’m guessing if they kept the original ending then the aqua-man cameo makes sense. However this movie’s storyline is heavily convoluted. The producers had the director cut many scenes and shoot new ones including this without continuity or cohesion. It’s all a mess. Also end credit scenes are sometimes non-canon which is why they take place directly after the events of the story. If you think in this context it might make more sense. The real reason was to sell aquaman 2 to the audience as the next DC feature.
@@IsaiahRidleyIzzyCinema The original end credit scene was supposed to be Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne greeting Barry in the present. They also shot a deleted scene where affleck’s batman sends a distress message from their timeline urging Barry to return. I’m guessing if they kept the original ending then the aqua-man cameo makes sense. However this movie’s storyline is heavily convoluted. The producers had the director cut many scenes and shoot new ones including this without continuity or cohesion. It’s all a mess. Also end credit scenes are sometimes non-canon which is why they take place directly after the events of the story. If you think in this context it might make more sense. The real reason was to sell aquaman 2 to the audience as the next DC feature.
@@IsaiahRidleyIzzyCinemaAbsolutely. The original plan for justice league 2 & 3 was to have darksied invade earth and take over, Lois lane dies, superman turns evil forcing the rest of the league to go into hiding. Eventually flash runs back through time to warn Bruce of the future which is what we see take place in that scene from dawn of justice. When you consider this deleted scene that takes place after the flash it becomes a closed loop.
Before the DCU reboot was announced, the original plan was it was going to be Keaton and he'd make more DCEU appearances. The need to keep the concept with Clooney as a joke hurt the film imo, especially with the hype that it would lead into the DCU.
Ryan Reynolds: Hold my Green Lantern Ben Affleck: Daredevil was so bad, the audience wished they were blind Sylvester Stallone: Well it ain't called 'Judge I'm Grateful I Did That' Halle Barry: Meow?
I think this movie still manages to be fun in some areas. Considering most movies with such delays and production hell often leads to the studio cutting their losses. I don't like this usage of him. They could have added a much better glimpse into Joel's universe with a brief multiverse sight of Clooney's Batman and maybe O'Donnell's Nightwing in a pretty cool battle together. Joel had some ambitious ideas for a third movie and wanted to make up for Batman and Robin. Could have been fun. Also, Keaton showing up at the end would have been much better. Not only much more satisfying than a last minute gag but he was the best thing about Flash. Even though the long term plans for his return got lost, him being alive at the end would have left a lot of potential for more stuff that could be done in Earth 89. Batgirl was cancelled but there would still be no better Batman to help support future Bat Family projects. I'd very much like to see his Nightwing, his Red Hood and another attempt at his Batgirl etc Burton's movies are the most Connected to TAS so why not explore an expanded Batverse that could also see Michael's Bruce becoming a mentor in a live action Batman Beyond project. Really hope this wasn't the last of Keaton's Dark Knight.
The original ending of the flash was supposed to have michael keaton's batman and supergirl. And it was supposed to setting up the batgirl movie and it was cut.
Maverick aproach wouldn't work because of a fact that even Maverick level of voice wouldn't fit to Bruce, Val has too damaged voice sadly, i really wished to see him as well
The man chose to go out with a paycheck from Family Guy, so he already proved he has a sense of self-deprecating humor. But it has limits. Let's leave the dead alone.
If I understand correctly, they shot this scene originally with Keaton being the one to show up, with Barry being happy to see him alive, yet confused that the timeline is still screwed up. It'd also be revealed that Kara Zor-El (Supergirl) was alive too.
In og ending the Bruce who is not George Clooney is Offscreen stepping out of car and after Barry asks "who the **** is that ? ". The screen turns to black and also Supergirl and Keaton Batman are alive in the end, there were scenes with superman foreshadowing Man of Steel 2 and incredibly the stupid should-have been-deleted baby scene was supposed to be a Volcano eruption
They built it up as the end of the DCEU and that it would lead into the DCU, but it ended on a joke and the new canon really isn't starting until Superman.
Despite not being my favorite Batman, it was awesome to see George Clooney as Bruce Wayne again. And funny how both he and Michael Keaton seemed more enthusiastic playing Batman again than Ben Affleck
The 'who the fuck is this' expression is so natural and can't believe I also said the same line on cinema before I recognize that he was George Clooney😅😅😅😅
1:32 "Jimmy Olsen, from the Daily Planet" Woah never noticed this until now!! They really erased BvS completely from existance, Jimmy Olsen is alive and an actual reporter instead of a CIA agent
I would have preferred this scene to be BatAffleck (even though the SnyderVerse is over) but to have Barry return to his timeline and learn the lesson that he can't change the past but that he has his family (Justice League and his father) and it seems that your lesson was to stay in the SchumacherVerse (if this really isn't your original timeline) lol
George Clooney es un gran Batman en serio tiene mas perfil de Bruce Wayne incluso que Michael Keaton ahora la unica observacion que hago es que EZRA MILLER nunca me convencio como Flash, a mi parecer los otros actores lo hicieron de lejos mejor que el y también aun no vimos al actor que interprete dignamente a este personaje
Ezra Miller being stuck in the Batman & Robin's dead universe forever is a fate worse than death but well deserved
The Flash Was Supposed To Have A Sequel Right ? Because The Movie End Like This Is Confusing
Yep @@mikejefferson779
@@mikejefferson779 This final scene makes sense within the context of time travel. Barry went back in time to clear his fathers name by replacing the tomato can thus changing the course of events.
When Barry returned to the present he discovers a different Bruce Wayne which in this case is Clooney. This is because he is now living in a parallel universe where his father was acquitted of the murder charges. Barry is unaware that his changes brought him to a parallel universe where his father is free and Bruce Wayne/batman wasn’t Ben Affleck or Michael Keaton but isn’t it’s George C.
There’s also a deleted end credit scene that confirms this logic where Ben Affleck’s batman sends a message from his timeline urging Barry to return to his/their original universe.
Affleck shot this scene but it was not included in the final cut.
its supposed to lead into crisis but canceled
Why dead universe?
Bro was ready to make him a Nespresso
underrated comment 😂
LOL
Haha good one 😂😂😂😂
A Nespresso with Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot (Devito) :)
what else~
I’ve always said that while George was a TERRIBLE Batman he was the perfect Bruce Wayne.
I've been saying this for the past few years! I completely agree. The man embodies the swagger of Bruce Wayne from the comics. I do wonder, if the script and director were different, could he have been a good Batman? We'll never know, but at least we know he was good at playing as Bruce Wayne.
@@AnthonyNJ90The problem with Batman and Robin wasn't the actors. It was the writers. The whole movie was just written terribly. If George Clooney and the rest of the cast had been given the materiel that Michael Keaton had to work with, they probably would have made a pretty great Batman movie. If anything, blame the studio for kicking Tim Burton out of the director's chair just so they could try to sell more toys.
@@AnthonyNJ90 I think with good writing and materials, clooney can be a good batman. I've been saying that for years. He's got the "superhero chin" and the facial features that looks good for batman. But sadly, the studio fucked it up.
@@CaptainRC1 ive actually said if you animated batman and robin in the dark deco style keeping all the audio the same it would be have a hugely different tone
He wasn't a terrible Batman. It was just a terrible movie. He played it the way they wanted him to play it..... As if it were an update on the 66 television series
Of course he's not Batman. He didn't show his Bat-Credit card.
Never leave the cave without it :)
A BAT CREDIT CARD???!!!!!
Ironically, that's probably Batman's most powerful gadget.
ooh thats below the belt. 😆 the most regretted moment in all of the DCU.
NO! DOES NOT COMPUTE!
Ezra Miller ran so fast he ended up in the SchumacherVerse 🤣
Ezra Miller should play aa Pewee Herman next time,best actor to play one
@@Zero_Testerthat would ruin Paul Ruben’s legacy
So Momoa is also Aquaman from the SchumacherVerse? I still think this is the DCEU but there was a change in the timeline because of the tomato sauce that Barry changed to his father looking at the camera
@@Zero_Testerno.
😂😂😂😂
I was damn happy to see him for nostalgic reasons; with that, this movie was basically “Batman No Way Home”
3 BATMAN
3 Spiderman
3 Hulk
Only One. Logan ❤
With way worse CGI, yeah
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Yeah, that’s how I saw it. The Flash was DC’s No Way Home. Not nearly as good, though.
@@SlasherIncorporatedif anything, this is basically DC’s No Way Home, but done worst. With Barry didn’t even learn anything from his experience, pointless multiverse elements like Keaton’s Batman and Supergirl, vomit-inducing CGI and VFX, and a laughable scene with Affleck’s sendoff.
George Clooney is a very underrated Bruce Wayne. He makes the perfect disguise for Batman, a billionaire playboy.
Hell, he's better than Val Kilmer's version
@@xtrm2009 y
@@greengoblindefoe9813 z
@@greengoblindefoe9813Val Kilmer was a sub-par batman and a terrible Bruce Wayne. He was pretty but had absolutely no charm as Bruce Wayne. His Batman was also pretty much devoid of character. His performance as both were pretty much the same, bland, tasteless. And thin like a cabbage soup. Yeah you won’t be hungry for about 30 minutes but you’re not gonna get any nutrients.
He was good as public image Bruce Wayne (arrogant billionaire playboy), but not real Bruce Wayne when no one’s around (loner emo, no-one-understands-me, sigma male) Keaton & Pattinson did the best at that followed by Bale & Kilmer.
For me it’s Keaton as unmasked Batman, Clooney and public Bruce Wayne, and Affleck as in suit Batman.
Batfleck: “Interfering with the past can lead to unforeseen consequences.”
Keaton: “You make a change to the past, it will change the past, present and future.”
Barry at the end of this movie: “Wuh what?! I put the can of tomatoes back though! What do you mean making my dad look up still had effects on the timestream? How could I have foreseen this?!”
This final scene makes sense within the context of time travel. Barry went back in time to clear his fathers name by replacing the tomato can thus changing the course of events.
When Barry returned to the present he discovers a different Bruce Wayne which in this case is Clooney. This is because he is now living in a parallel universe where his father was acquitted of the murder charges. Barry is unaware that his changes brought him to a parallel universe where his father is free and Bruce Wayne/batman wasn’t Ben Affleck or Michael Keaton but isn’t it’s George C.
There’s also a deleted end credit scene that confirms this logic where Ben Affleck’s batman sends a message from his timeline urging Barry to return to his/their original universe.
Affleck shot this scene but it was not included in the final cut.
Ikr this scene doesn’t make sense. In the original Flashpoint storyline, Barry is the one who’s supposed to understands the concept of time travel but this no goes nowhere
@@mrsiracha7717You forget...DCEU BARRY ALLEN IS A MORON!!
@@master-of-mind5881 Barry should already be aware of this though, thats my point. Even if he doesn’t understand the concept that he’s basically hopping into different timelines instead of changing his own timeline, he should at least understand that changing events in anyway will cause changes to even farther in the past, and therefore the present and the future. He goes back in time to take the can of tomatoes, but instead of just taking them out of the cart, he dresses up, talks to and hugs his mom, and rearranges the shelf to make his dad look up in the camera. *He’s changing stuff again*, something he knows he shouldn’t do now, but he’s still surprised when stuff is different? Is he stupid?
@@mrsiracha7717 Flashpoint wasn’t a terribly great story but at least it had a decent character arc for Barry. Even the CW show did it well since even though Barry allowed Thawne to kill his mom, that didn’t correct the timeline 100%. Doesn’t matter now though since Doctor Manhattan was behind it all in the comics, so now the story itself is kind of like false advertising since Barry can’t fuck with timelines on that big of a scale by changing small things.
George: you're also not The Flash, it's the tv series one.
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 While CW's Flash character wise was far from perfect, he is head and shoulders over DCEU Flash.
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 No.
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 Eobard? Weren't you erased at the end of S9?
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 Seriously, Thawne. Get off the internet. You're embarrassing yourself.
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 ironic to read this,because ezra miller's flash killed more times,what a real hero theoretically never do.
I love the George Clooney cameo. I know it was done for a joke. But I genuinely believe that if they wrote a decent script and let George have another shot at Batman, he would be incredible.
A lot of people blame George Clooney for the Batman and Robin movie, but it's not his fault. He just had poor written material.
He could have acted like Batman not himself.
I'm one of the few people in the world who actually enjoyed "Batman & Robin". It was somewhat campy and silly, but so was the Adam West/Burt Ward TV series, and also like that show, it was still fun. And it had a great musical score, and you HAD to 💘 Uma Thurman's Poison Ivy!
Facts I loved George’s Bruce Wayne tbh he was acc my favorite Bruce wayne
Yeah people always blame actors for films failing when the bad decisions are being made by the suits, writers and directors. Being an actor is such an unfair job. You have all this pressure on your shoulders and get blamed for other people's mistakes. And the suits can then shake their hands and say: "See? I knew he/she would suck".
The material was bad.
@@KevinJohnson-hy4oc I'm in your team. I loved "Batman & Robin".
1:43 "Who the fuck is this?"
That is a somewhat reasonable response if you were expecting someone else
😂
Same thing I said when I saw this dollar tree jimmy fallon
George Clooney Returns as Batman
Best bit movie
A lot of people wonder why Batman would have a beard. I like to think it's a Batman Beyond situation. While Clooney's Bruce Wayne is still technically Batman, he's not the Batman out in the field. He's the guy in the chair telling the other guy how to disarm a bomb over the phone. At least that's my theory. Cool cameo though.
You're a better writer than 99% of Arrowverse and DCEU and MCU Phase 4 writers.
I wouldn't be surprised if Chris O'Donnell's Robin became Batman at some point. Imagine the conversation between him and Barry. Barry: Wait, who are you?
Richard: I'm Batman
Barry: No, you can't be Batman, Bruce is Batman
Bruce: Was Barry, I was Batman. Now, I'm retired
Richard: Now, I'm Batman
Yea, they don't thinking that hard for dying universe
Batman's best beard was Vicki Vale
Or maybe clooney just couldn’t be bothered shaving his beard 😂
This movie had the potential to be one of the best in the DCEU but the studio really messed that up
Dang cutting deep man
They didn't got time at all their schedules were messed up
The biggest fup was not casting Grant Gustin as the Flash in the first place. Hopefully they rectify that with Gunn in charge now.
@@Hope-ou3mv I understand Ezra did some messed up shit and I didn't like him as a person ever since but casting him as Flash wasn't so bad because he was great in ZSJL.
It is.
George is my first live-action Batman. My mom screamed in excitement when he appeared on screen and I was grinning.
Your mom has a bad taste bro
@@shresthbhardwaj197 wow you`re so mean
Your mom sounds like a ho, if your dad screamed when a woman came on screen it would be a different story
Still great credit egg 🎉
Poor soul
When even the director doesn't even care about the characters of his own movie
This final scene makes sense within the context of time travel. Barry went back in time to clear his fathers name by replacing the tomato can thus changing the course of events.
When Barry returned to the present he discovers a different Bruce Wayne which in this case is Clooney. This is because he is now living in a parallel universe where his father was acquitted of the murder charges. Barry is unaware that his changes brought him to a parallel universe where his father is free and Bruce Wayne/batman wasn’t Ben Affleck or Michael Keaton but isn’t it’s George C.
There’s also a deleted end credit scene that confirms this logic where Ben Affleck’s batman sends a message from his timeline urging Barry to return to his/their original universe.
Affleck shot this scene but it was not included in the final cut.
@@master-of-mind5881I’m pretty sure they mean that Barry literally learned nothing from the entire movie by messing with the past again
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764if you actually think this is one of the worst films then you fr should start watching more films 😆😆😆😆🤦🏻♂️
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 ur opinion is the actual garbage lmao thats not up for debate 😆
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 cause it’s a movie dipshit and i’m saying there’s obviously movies way worse with horrible storylines cause there is so chill out go touch some grass and take that bitch ass looking dwarf off ya profile photo 🥱
I honestly don’t mind George Clooney being the Batman for this “reboot” as a older Batman.
He deserves a redemption from the Bat nipples all these years.
This isn't the reboot, this is all part of the old universe.
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Everything is a reboot at this point…
It was supposed to be Michael Keaton as part of a soft reboot of the DCEU and Keaton was going to be the new Batman going forward but when James Gunn came in and changed everything, he changed it to this. Little confusing yeah but they will never have to follow up on this scene 😂
@@stellarremnant3597 You got confusing right. It all made sense until the Aquaman scene after the credits. Shit made no sense given its all being rebooted. Not sure what Gunn was thinking with that
The worst part about this scene is how badly you can tell it’s all green screen.
He's driving Batfleck's car
George is so good looking, I don't mind aging like that lol
This movie was very enjoyable. The ending of this scene had me laughing so hard
I don't know if Clooney's gonna stay
But this scene made me laugh my as off
He's not, this was just a little gag ending that made it clear that this movie won't be getting a sequel and the DCEU is pretty much over.
Into The Clooneyverse!
So Momoa is also Aquaman from the SchumacherVerse? I still think this is the DCEU but there was a change in the timeline because of the tomato sauce that Barry changed to his father looking at the camera
LOONEYVERSE!!!
The Flash: Into the Batverse
If Ezra had been about 75% less Ezra this might have approached being a decent movie. Good god, just the head bobbing, his head shakes more than a hula dancer on a 1974 Chevy that never replaced the shocks.
Honestly based on this clip alone Ezra is the perfect Barry Allen. I could definitely see this becoming annoying after a while though.
@@quentin1326 "Ezra is the perfect Barry Allen"
Grant Gustin: am i a joke to you?
@@spidermanshark2 Just as good in a different way.
@@quentin1326 No. Just... No. I cannot believe I'm reading this with my own two eyes.
@@quentin1326Ezra Miller does not look or act anything like the serious scientist Barry is in the comics. People have been saying that Ezra Miller is horribly cast as Barry Allen for years and they are still saying it today.
Make me smile when George Clooney appears 😁👏
Having Bale in this would be a banger
Rather keep that legend away from this mess
@@Batman1998- Not to me. I think it would have been really exciting to have him back for one scene. I know they contacted him for one scene. His loss for declining. Still, I love Clooney. Should have won an Oscar for O Brother, Where Art Thou?.
@@Brian-yd4zm I disagree. Let Nolan’s batman be it’s completely own thing. It’s refreshing seeing something stand on its own without tying into a universe
@@Brian-yd4zmI agree
Nah for the love of fans pls don't touch tht greatness let it be its own awesomeness
2:13 Your tooth 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This was the best part of a lukewarm movie . 2023 was a bad year for superhero movies unless you were a gotg fan
naw, they just sell gotg with a bunch of 80s crap
Spiderverse fan too.
Bad year indeed GOTG3 & ATSV we’re the only standouts. I can’t get into blue bettle or the marvels nor aquaman 2. 2023 was all about loki for me. Season 2 was awesome and epic.
I love GOTG
The movie is great.
Characters change appearances only when Flash messes with history
I love George Clooney great cameo and when Barry tooth came out
The cinema would’ve screamed if this was Christian Bale instead of Clooney. Unfortunately he turned down the offer from what I’ve heard 🤷♂️
I think his reasoning was that his Batman is meant to exist in a grounded reality, with no superpowers, and such.
He made the right decision by the looks of it.
*Fortunately
This would have finally made Bale the Batman of the DCEU but without seeing him in the next projects as this universe is over lol
As for the WARNER BROS. so called "Plan", They'll find him and make him squeal.
"You're not Bruce"
"Let's have a Nespresso"
I was the only one in the theater who cheered for Clooney. B & R is so underrated!
What kind of reefer, are you smoking right now?? 😂😂😂
Definitely is a fun rewatch but definitely is still the best worst movie of all time
This final scene makes sense within the context of time travel. Barry went back in time to clear his fathers name by replacing the tomato can thus changing the course of events.
When Barry returned to the present he discovers a different Bruce Wayne which in this case is Clooney. This is because he is now living in a parallel universe where his father was acquitted of the murder charges. Barry is unaware that his changes brought him to a parallel universe where his father is free and Bruce Wayne/batman wasn’t Ben Affleck or Michael Keaton but isn’t it’s George C.
There’s also a deleted end credit scene that confirms this logic where Ben Affleck’s batman sends a message from his timeline urging Barry to return to his/their original universe.
Affleck shot this scene but it was not included in the final cut.
How does that explain the end credit scene with Aquaman though?
The original end credit scene was supposed to be Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne greeting Barry in the present.
They also shot a deleted scene where affleck’s batman sends a distress message from their timeline urging Barry to return. I’m guessing if they kept the original ending then the aqua-man cameo makes sense. However this movie’s storyline is heavily convoluted. The producers had the director cut many scenes and shoot new ones including this without continuity or cohesion. It’s all a mess. Also end credit scenes are sometimes non-canon which is why they take place directly after the events of the story.
If you think in this context it might make more sense. The real reason was to sell aquaman 2 to the audience as the next DC feature.
@@IsaiahRidleyIzzyCinema The original end credit scene was supposed to be Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne greeting Barry in the present.
They also shot a deleted scene where affleck’s batman sends a distress message from their timeline urging Barry to return. I’m guessing if they kept the original ending then the aqua-man cameo makes sense. However this movie’s storyline is heavily convoluted. The producers had the director cut many scenes and shoot new ones including this without continuity or cohesion. It’s all a mess. Also end credit scenes are sometimes non-canon which is why they take place directly after the events of the story.
If you think in this context it might make more sense. The real reason was to sell aquaman 2 to the audience as the next DC feature.
@@master-of-mind5881 Oh okay. Your explanation makes a lot of sense. I am assuming the distress signal is a tie-in to Batman vs. Superman too?
@@IsaiahRidleyIzzyCinemaAbsolutely.
The original plan for justice league 2 & 3 was to have darksied invade earth and take over, Lois lane dies, superman turns evil forcing the rest of the league to go into hiding. Eventually flash runs back through time to warn Bruce of the future which is what we see take place in that scene from dawn of justice. When you consider this deleted scene that takes place after the flash it becomes a closed loop.
Clever use of St Paul's cathedral as a backdrop
1:37 "Are you kidding me?! Out of the gate! This is not happening!"
1:43 F-Bomb
Yep, dropped by the dollar tree jimmy fallon
@@xtrm2009 dollar tree jimmy fallon is just regular jimmy fallon
@@dewdew80 ok incl
Barry, what did you do THIS time? 😂
You're gonna give back what you stole too, George. 😂
This whole scene is the definition of “Unnecessary”. This film feels like a superhero movie from the early 2000s
Before the DCU reboot was announced, the original plan was it was going to be Keaton and he'd make more DCEU appearances. The need to keep the concept with Clooney as a joke hurt the film imo, especially with the hype that it would lead into the DCU.
Bro got stuck in the Schumac Universe. HELL YEAH!
Here comes Hank Pym eating a Whammy-Burger & carrying a duffel bag pointing an Uzi at some golfers.
Lol poor george he was called who the fuck is this..
It’s Clooney toone time!!🤣
Idk but the “who the fuck is this?” Cracked me up.
Clooney: I did the worst superhero movie. Twice
Ryan Reynolds: Hold my Green Lantern
Ben Affleck: Daredevil was so bad, the audience wished they were blind
Sylvester Stallone: Well it ain't called 'Judge I'm Grateful I Did That'
Halle Barry: Meow?
@@Tom_from_Midtown 💀☠️
@@Tom_from_MidtownCatwoman actually wasn't that bad for its time. We always wondered why we didn't see her again.
@@Tom_from_MidtownShaq slowly slips out of the room and into his DJ booth lol
"You should invite me to dinner"
"Only if youre paying!" (Equality)
I think this movie still manages to be fun in some areas. Considering most movies with such delays and production hell often leads to the studio cutting their losses. I don't like this usage of him. They could have added a much better glimpse into Joel's universe with a brief multiverse sight of Clooney's Batman and maybe O'Donnell's Nightwing in a pretty cool battle together. Joel had some ambitious ideas for a third movie and wanted to make up for Batman and Robin. Could have been fun. Also, Keaton showing up at the end would have been much better. Not only much more satisfying than a last minute gag but he was the best thing about Flash. Even though the long term plans for his return got lost, him being alive at the end would have left a lot of potential for more stuff that could be done in Earth 89. Batgirl was cancelled but there would still be no better Batman to help support future Bat Family projects. I'd very much like to see his Nightwing, his Red Hood and another attempt at his Batgirl etc Burton's movies are the most Connected to TAS so why not explore an expanded Batverse that could also see Michael's Bruce becoming a mentor in a live action Batman Beyond project. Really hope this wasn't the last of Keaton's Dark Knight.
So the DCEU Flash travels from the DCEU to Earth 89 and ends up in Earth 95? How does that work
I always felt that the Bruce Wayne of the animated series looked like a combination of George Clooney and Ben Affleck
Clooney looks like he'd make a good Slade Wilson ngl.
Even Clooney knows he’s the worst live action Batman. This was Gunns idea and karma is coming his way.
Clooney is legit the only guy in Hollywood that is Bruce Wayne in real life.
The original ending of the flash was supposed to have michael keaton's batman and supergirl. And it was supposed to setting up the batgirl movie and it was cut.
Tooth falling was great part 😂
Man i wish it was kilmer they could have had someone dub his lines like in maverick
Maverick aproach wouldn't work because of a fact that even Maverick level of voice wouldn't fit to Bruce, Val has too damaged voice sadly, i really wished to see him as well
@@splintergectornathan9045 his son does an amazing impression of his father and voices him for his documentary plus AI could be used to do it too
@@EliasWolf77 if thats so, then okay, i might accept that as long as Val would like and agree with such decisions
Because why would you let a seriously ill man retire in dignity? Put him to work for the cinematic toilet factory, we need manpower!
‘Never leave the Cave without it!’
‘Who the fuck is this?!?’
The fact he used the F-bomb.🤣
The ending is the embodiment of the “time traveler: *moves chair*
The timeline:” meme
1:43 LOL 😂
The audience would have lost their mind if Adam West (CGI of course) came out of the car at the end.
The man chose to go out with a paycheck from Family Guy, so he already proved he has a sense of self-deprecating humor. But it has limits. Let's leave the dead alone.
@@user-hy4kg9nz7m Hey Debbie Downer! It was just a funny idea!
@@wmlau69 So was communism, but look what Groucho Marx did with it. Nerver forget.
@@user-hy4kg9nz7m Wow! Great way to kill a joke! You’re a barrel of laughs! Not!
1:37
Barry’s reaction seeing Clooney is gold 😂
Is nice to see him as Bruce again
If I understand correctly, they shot this scene originally with Keaton being the one to show up, with Barry being happy to see him alive, yet confused that the timeline is still screwed up. It'd also be revealed that Kara Zor-El (Supergirl) was alive too.
And that's the reason why the Batgirl movie ended up being shelved...
That final scene looks as if it was filmed outside of St Paul's Cathedral in London!
Cant wait to see Arnold Schwarzenegger again in a DC Movie
I was laughing my ass off during the scene
@2:12 - the face of everyone who had any expectations at the end of this movie
In og ending the Bruce who is not George Clooney is Offscreen stepping out of car and after Barry asks "who the **** is that ? ". The screen turns to black and also Supergirl and Keaton Batman are alive in the end, there were scenes with superman foreshadowing Man of Steel 2 and incredibly the stupid should-have been-deleted baby scene was supposed to be a Volcano eruption
The faces he makes at the end of this scene kinda remind me of Alan Rickman.
This was DC's chance to reboot the DCEU and they failed with flying colors.
I don't think you understand what a reboot is.
@ I understand what a reboot is. The question is 'do you?'.
Apparently even James Gunn doesn't understand what a reboot is.
They built it up as the end of the DCEU and that it would lead into the DCU, but it ended on a joke and the new canon really isn't starting until Superman.
Despite not being my favorite Batman, it was awesome to see George Clooney as Bruce Wayne again. And funny how both he and Michael Keaton seemed more enthusiastic playing Batman again than Ben Affleck
so weird that the shot at 1:00 has completely CGI background. Look at the way the lady on the left with the white bag is walking at 1:05
What a spaz.
That kid looks an Alan Rickman clone, as in the finale close up expected him shouting "..AND CALL OFF CHRISTMAS!"
more like jimmy fallon.
That reporter was The Ezra Miller's body double on the film.
I was waiting for George to pull out his Batman Credit Card like he did before
1:40 love the reaction
This came as a surprise in theatres! 😂👌🏻
The 'who the fuck is this' expression is so natural and can't believe I also said the same line on cinema before I recognize that he was George Clooney😅😅😅😅
After the dude said that, George should've said "Come again?" , as a reference to his movie " from dusk till dawn "
Dude met Danny Ocean instead and was recruited for Ocean’s 14
I didn’t watch George Clooney’s Batman and Robin movie. But watched clips of it and seeing him in this movie makes me wish he was Batman in more films
I’m confused. Why are they in front of st. Paul’s Cathedral in London?
1:32 "Jimmy Olsen, from the Daily Planet" Woah never noticed this until now!! They really erased BvS completely from existance, Jimmy Olsen is alive and an actual reporter instead of a CIA agent
1:43 ok that got me
NGL If they make a Batman Beyond movie, I would be interested to see him as the old batman.
This scene is amazing
The guy who interviewed Barry outside the courtroom was the same guy who played younger Barry 😅
Now that was totally funee.
am i having a stroke?! What the heck, is this how the movie ends? 🤣🤣🤣
Why do all the backgrounds look so fake? Was this entire movie shot in front of a green screen? It looks so cheap
I don't know where you been dude, but movies these days use too much green screen or those huge tv like backdrops.
It’s hilarious, as a Londoner, that they chose St. Paul’s Cathedral as the front of the courthouse. They couldn’t find a more obscure building?
Well he screwed with history didn’t he?
Even I, an American who has never seen St. Paul’s, recognized it as London from the architecture.
Should have said "Wanna see my card? I never leave the cave without it... "
I would have preferred this scene to be BatAffleck (even though the SnyderVerse is over) but to have Barry return to his timeline and learn the lesson that he can't change the past but that he has his family (Justice League and his father) and it seems that your lesson was to stay in the SchumacherVerse (if this really isn't your original timeline) lol
0:53 the end cut scene changed. George Clooney wasn’t the original, it was Keaton.
1:26 batfleck's voice 💀
George Clooney es un gran Batman en serio tiene mas perfil de Bruce Wayne incluso que Michael Keaton ahora la unica observacion que hago es que EZRA MILLER nunca me convencio como Flash, a mi parecer los otros actores lo hicieron de lejos mejor que el y también aun no vimos al actor que interprete dignamente a este personaje
Mejor hubieran puesto a jimmy fallon como flash de una vez. Claro, lo digo como sarcasmo.
My first thought seeing George Clooney was, "you put on that cowl with all that facial hair?"
Ben Affleck:Was I replaced by a comedian?
Michael keaton:You know how I feel
Been a GC fan for 30 years and this was pretty cool. He still looks incredibly handsome 😍
1:43 Who the F is this? - Barry Allen