Here is The Flash ending explained. For viewers who are confused with the sudden actor change of a certain superhero, here is an explainer of what happens at the end of the new Flash movie. Spoiler warning!
Who returns at the end of The Flash?
George Clooney returns as Bruce Wayne in The Flash’s final scene.
Barry Allen (Ezra Miller) did whatever he could to prevent the murder of her mother from happening, only to mess up with his timeline and, in general, with the multiverse. By the end of the film, it appeared he had managed to bring the situation back to normal. After attending his father’s successful appeal, Barry is on the phone with Bruce Wayne as he exits the courthouse. Seconds later, a fancy car reveals the presence of Bruce himself, only sporting a different appearance than the one Barry recalls. And the new person portraying Bruce Wayne is Clooney, who replaced Ben Affleck in the new timeline.
Clooney’s one isn’t the only Bruce Wayne Barry encounters in his latest adventure. The movie opens with Ben Affleck’s Dark Knight saving the city from some bioterrorist. Then, The Flash joins forces with Michael Keaton‘s caped crusader before ultimately meeting Clooney’s Batman. It sounds complicated, but it all makes sense eventually.
Clooney made his first appearance as Bruce Wayne in the Joel Schumacher-directed Batman & Robin. The movie premiered in 1997 and featured the titular heroes (Robin was portrayed by Chris O’Donnell) clashing with Mr. Freeze (Arnold Schwarzenegger) and Poison Ivy (Uma Thurman). The film received poor reviews from critics and fans alike. Clooney never hid his displeasure for accepting the role but has also made amends several times for not living up to the expectations of Dark Knight’s fans on that occasion. His involvement in the James Gunn-led DC Universe seems unlikely, but anything can happen in show business.
