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I like the 1990 version
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I was thinking more along the lines of The Incredible Hulk, which had better lead actor than Green Arrow, and embraced the whole two-sided coin of alienation and heroism. What it lacked in an expanding universe, it made up for in a regular theme. I think that's the strength of Green Arrow. Both shows made their heroes absolutely morally perfect (or near perfect). Arrow suffers from just as much of that as Hulk, but it still works.
I don't know about the morally perfect part or even near perfect. Remember that when Arrow comes back he is murdering people. I think that is what drew me into the show. There is nothing like starting off a new show with someone morally ambiguous. The fact that the show used that theme to evolve and grow the character I think is what sets it apart from these cookie cutter hero types.
Who did he kill that wasn't justifiable? There was no rage. He did nothing that cost innocent lives (in the modern timeline). There were no consequences. It's faux moral ambiguity if anything, and it was a temporary character flaw that was resolved in a snap with an after-school special speech from Diggs. I was waiting for the "More You Know" theme.
Not bad for a start but the pilot felt rushed. Some interesting things. First off I have no idea where the last scene will take the show but it was sort of a brilliant twist that opens the overall story of the Flash into a series long mystery. Sort of smart IMO because it gives the show a subplot and many possibilities.
Okay so Harrison Wells is obviously faking his injury and he appears to be from the future or working with someone from the future. He appears to be the catalyst for creating the Flash. Also, some interesting things in case you missed it. The newspaper from the future alluded to Justice League Crisis of Two Earths which was pretty cool. Also, in case you missed the other headline in the newspaper it mentioned the merger of Wayne Enterprises and Queen Industries. Now that is obviously a throwaway reference since we know we won't see Batman in this series or the Justice League for that matter. However, still pretty cool to see a reference.
This series is god awful, if anyone watched the bee episode it is just ridiculous.
1. Oh a laptop? Let me hack for 20 sec and I get any information you need.
2. The flash getting toppled by a swarm of bees repeatedly..
The Flash is just full of loop holes, he could just knock out any threat before they react instead he stops to talk and then runs from a swarm of bees and apparently is powerless?
Isn't Gotham Knights part of the same universe? What about Superman & Lois?The Arrowverse is coming to an end. The last of the Arrowverse shows is scheduled to end in 2023 (13 Episodes) after 9 seasons. No matter what you think of the shows, the Arrowverse run on CW was one hell of a run.
‘The Flash’ to End With Abbreviated Season 9 on The CW
The Grant Gustin-led DC Comics series will return in 2023 with 13 episodes.www.hollywoodreporter.com
Superman & Lois revealed that it's an alternate universe in the season finale and not part of the Arrowverse. The Superman we see isn't the same version we had seen previously in the Arrowverse. I also read despite earlier rumors Gotham Nights also isn't part of the Arrowverse either.Isn't Gotham Knights part of the same universe? What about Superman & Lois?
Ah, I gave up on the Arrowverse after the 2nd or 3rd crossover event since I wasn't watching all those shows at the same time. Used to enjoy both Arrow and The Flash back in the day though.Superman & Lois revealed that it's an alternate universe in the season finale and not part of the Arrowverse. The Superman we see isn't the same version we had seen previously in the Arrowverse. I also read despite earlier rumors Gotham Nights also isn't part of the Arrowverse either.