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Ezra Miller’s recently released film, The Flash had got a PG-13 rating along with a partial n*dity note and had raised many eyebrows as this has not been seen in any DC movies. The scene that got the note is where a young Barry Allen can be seen not knowing how to use his powers, burnt down his own clothes, revealing his b*tt to the screens.
Now, the director of the movie, Andy Muschietti, explained the brief surprising n*dity in the film and talked about why it was necessary for the story. Keep scrolling to get to the scoop.
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In an interview with Movie Maker, Andy Muschietti opened up about Ezra Miller’s partial n*dity seen in the movie The Flash and shared, “I have no problem with n*dity. Of course, it’s a PG-13 movie, so it’s not like full frontal or anything. It’s part of the story, there’s no intention to show our hero [undressed], except for that his clothes burned because he doesn’t know how to use his powers. He’s in the middle of the street, b*tt naked, having created a terrifying mess with fire and people running and all kinds of disasters.”
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Well, whatever the reason behind it was, it didn’t work to bring in more audience to watch the film. According to The Direct, The Flash earned $55 million on the domestic front, which is even less than Dwayne Johnson’s Black Adam ($67 million), marking it a bigger flop than that. However, it’s not the n*dity that affected the film’s box office numbers but mostly the actor’s controversial recent incidents.
The Flash might not get a sequel. However, did you watch this movie? What are your thoughts about Andy Muschietti’s reasoning behind the partial n*dity? Let us know in the comments.
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