The Flash solo movie would have been postponed because the script was being revised

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• According to Variety, a solo Flash movie starring Ezra Miller, who would resume his role in "Justice League," is being pushed back.
• The film's scenario is changing and scheduling conflicts will arise as Miller also plays in the "Fantastic Beasts" series.
• The film faced development challenges, as directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein were hired to replace Rick Famuyiwa who left because of differences in creativity in 2016.

The Flash is perhaps the fastest man in the world, but he takes his time to return to the cinema.

According to Variety, a solo film starring Ezra Miller, who would resume his role in "Justice League," is being pushed back. Not only is the script changing, but Miller's obligations to the "Fantastic Beasts" series, in which he embodies the Credence Barebone sorcerer, could also stand in the way.

The second film in the "Harry Potter" spinoff series will be released in theaters in November and the third will begin in July. According to Variety, the shooting of the Flash movie was scheduled to begin in March, which could lead to scheduling conflicts and Warner Bros. studio. does not believe that the scenario would be ready in time.

The film should now be released in 2021.

The film has never received the official go-ahead and has been facing development problems for some time. After director Rick Famuyiwa left because of creative differences in 2016, the developers of "Game Night" and "Spider-Man: Homecoming", John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, were hired to replace him.

After the box office failure of "Justice League" – it only reported $ 229 million in the domestic market and $ 657 million worldwide – Warner Bros. re-evaluated his superhero movie strategy. Future films will focus on autonomous stories as opposed to a shared universe. They include "Aquaman" in December and "Shazam!," "Wonder Woman 1984" and "Joker" next year.