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Le réalisateur Flash Andy Muschietti dit qu'il a échoué parce que "beaucoup de gens ne se soucient pas du flash en tant que personnage"

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 27,2025

Le réalisateur Andy Muschietti attribue la défaillance du box-office de son film d'univers étendu de DC, "The Flash", à un manque d'attrait. Dans une interview avec Radio TU, rapportée par Variety, Muschietti a déclaré que le film n'avait pas résonné avec les quatre quadrants du public (hommes de moins de 25 ans, hommes de plus de 25 ans, femmes de moins de 25 ans et femmes de plus de 25 ans), un facteur crucial compte tenu de son budget de 200 millions de dollars. Il a souligné que beaucoup, en particulier le public féminin, manquaient tout simplement d'intérêt pour le personnage Flash.

"Le flash a échoué, entre autres raisons, car elle n'a pas fait appel aux quatre quadrants", a expliqué Muschietti. "Lorsque vous dépensez 200 millions de dollars, Warner Bros. veut que tout le monde, même votre grand-mère, dans les théâtres." Il a en outre expliqué que ce manque d'intérêt généralisé a créé des vents contraires importants pour le succès du film.

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Muschietti a reconnu d'autres facteurs contributifs à la sous-performance du film, notamment des critiques critiques négatives, des préoccupations CGI (en particulier la recréation d'acteurs décédés) et sa sortie dans un univers cinématographique effondré. Malgré cela, DC Studios a conservé Muschietti pour diriger "The Brave and the Bold", le film inaugural de Batman dans l'univers DC remanié de James Gunn et Peter Safran.

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