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“#Burton-Era Batmobile, The Batcave & More \u2013 \/Film<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

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Warner Bros. and DC have been trying to figure out a way to make a live-action movie about the Scarlet Speedster for more than fifteen years, and it seems like they have finally cracked it with The Flash<\/strong><\/em>, which not only features Ezra Miller<\/strong> reprising his role from the DCEU movies<\/a> but also includes actors like Ben Affleck<\/strong> and Michael Keaton<\/strong> playing Batman iterations from different parts of the multiverse. We\u2019ve known for a while that the multiverse would be a significant factor in this film, but now a batch of The Flash<\/em> set photos are circulating that contain hard proof, showing off Keaton\u2019s character\u2019s Batcave, the Tim Burton-era Batmobile, and Miller\u2019s character having a conversation with \u201chimself.\u201d
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We won\u2019t be republishing the leaked set photos on \/Film, but you can find them here<\/a> and here<\/a> if you\u2019re interested in seeing them for yourselves.<\/p>\n

One image shows a huge Batcave set constructed inside a massive soundstage, with stairways leading to a circular platform that is seemingly carved into the side of the cave. Could this be the walk-in entrance to this version of the Batcave? Another circular platform rises from the water in the center of the stage, but in this photo, it\u2019s empty. At first, I thought this might be where the Batmobile is showcased, but upon closer inspection, if you look all the way in the back of the photo, you can see a platform for the Batmobile with the vehicle covered by a large black tarp. Additional photos reveal a perfect recreation of the Burton-era Batmobile (which will provide a direct shot of nostalgia for fans who grew up with those movies) located on a far sturdier platform, as well as a grey-haired Keaton in a suit.
\nSo what might ultimately rest on that central circular platform? My guess is that it will be Batman\u2019s command center, where Keaton\u2019s Bruce Wayne does research at a multi-screen station and trades quips with Alfred Pennyworth. Interestingly, if you compare this wide-angle image with some designs and blueprints of the Burton-era Batcave, it\u2019s not a perfect recreation. There\u2019s always the chance its final look in the film is altered and augmented using CG and matte paintings to more closely resemble the Burton layout, but there\u2019s another possibility, too: maybe the version of Keaton\u2019s Batman that we meet in this movie won\u2019t be the same one we\u2019ve previously seen. With the multiverse in play, anything is possible.<\/p>\n

Speaking of the Batcave, a couple of the set photos reveal Ezra Miller\u2019s Barry Allen inside the lair, wearing a white T-shirt, a long-sleeved denim shirt, and a yellow and grey hoodie. In one image, a floppy-haired Miller stands in the cave, going full Spielberg face<\/a>\u00a0as he stares in awe at something behind the camera.<\/p>\n

In other photos out on the street in the daylight, a short-haired Miller wearing a grey T-shirt and a different yellow and grey jacket interacts with another actor who is wearing the exact same get-up we saw Miller wear in the cave. The implication here is that one version of Barry Allen is talking to a different version, and it seems likely that Miller will be CG\u2019ed into the shot so that he\u2019s ultimately interacting with himself.<\/p>\n

After a bumpy development period, The Flash<\/em> is finally set to speed into theaters on November 4<\/strong>, 2022<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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