Flashpoint actually ends with Batman actually shedding tears (albeit off-panel). In that sense, The Flash movie clearly has a framework to do much the same as its comic book predecessor.

Ben Affleck will don the cape and cowl once again, returning as Batman in Ezra Miller's The Flash for Warner Bros. Director Andy Muschietti revealed the news in an interview with Vanity Fair.

There’s been a lot of buzz around DC’s Flash movie thanks to the ... So far we know that Michael Keaton’s Batman is in the mix, and the thought is that Ben Affleck’s Batman is also making ...

I saw The Flash this weekend, I liked it. It was fun. But I came back and looked up the numbers and Holy Bomb Batman ... will say that Ezra Miller is not a Ben Affleck/Henry Cavill-level movie ...

But wait—Ben Affleck did give Batman one last hurrah! He suited up one last time in 2022 for The Flash, finally figuring out the essence of the role. “I nailed it in The Flash,” the actor ...

Despite the Dark Knight's reputation as the smartest man alive, Flash doesn't actually believe Batman is the Justice League's ...

While Grant Gustin made his first big splash on TV when he recurred as Sebastian Smythe on Glee, it was playing Barry Allen, ...

Indeed, Keaton’s best scene in The Flash is the one in which we meet him again for the first time. It’s maddening to think there’s a new Batgirl movie out there with Keaton’s Batman in it ...

but it brought Ben Affleck as a new version of Batman, debuting alongside Henry Cavill's Superman in 2016's "Batman v ...

Ben Affleck believes his most recent portrayal of Batman in the upcoming "The Flash" is his best yet. Too bad it's only for a few minutes. "I did finally figure out how to play that character ...

But one complete scene stood out to me in the finale as a deliberate set up for where we might see Oz in The Batman: Part 2.

In addition to congratulatory comments, the actor’s Instagram post was bombarded with supporters who think he should play Batman, and Lively is officially part of that camp. She wrote in the comments ...