The Flash director Andy Muschietti has candidly broken down why he believes the DC film was a major box office flop. Upon its release in 2023, the film, starring controversial figure Ezra Miller, became one of the worst-performing films in superhero history alongside Sony’s recent Marvel spin-off, Kraven the Hunter.

It’s been nearly two years since The Flash hit theaters in 2023, and the film remains one of the most infamous bombs in recent comic book movie history. Its director, Andy Muschietti, isn’t confused about why the film failed,

The Fastest Man Alive wasn’t a runaway hit with audiences — especially women. That’s according to The Flash director Andy Muschietti, who says in a new interview that his DC film flopped in part because it failed to draw an audience of all four quadrants: older men,

Here is what director Andy Muschietti said about The Flash bombing and why he thinks the movie flopped at the box office.

Andy Muschietti, the director of The Flash, is opening up about why he thinks the DC film flopped at the box office. In a new interview, the filmmaker says that many factors contributed to the underperforming superhero film and not bringing moviegoers to theaters.

The Flash director Andy Muschietti has said his DC Extended Universe film failed at the box office because "a lot of people just don’t care about the Flash as a character."

The Flash director Andy Muschietti has offered up a fresh reason as to why the DC movie stumbled in cinemas. Speaking on Radio Tu’s La Baulera del Coso (H/T Variety), Muschietti pointed out that the movie wasn't universally popular with what Hollywood terms the 'four quadrants': male over 25s,