10 Biggest Changes The Flash Movie Made From DC Comics & Flashpoint

Warning: This post contains spoilers for The Flash.
DC Studios' The Flash changed many aspects of the original Flashpoint storyline in DC Comics. Despite originally being billed for release in 2018, The Flash finally hit theaters on June 16, 2023, with Ezra Miller reprising the role of Barry Allen, a.k.a. the Flash, after having appearances in Justice League, Suicide Squad, and Peacemaker. Directed by Andy Muschietti, The Flash changed the shape of the DC Universe for good, paving the way for James Gunn and Peter Safran's new DCU to unfold in the coming years. Although based on DC Comics' 2011 Flashpoint event, The Flash made several significant changes to the massive crossover storyline.
Similarly to Marvel Comics' 2015 Secret Wars event, DC Comics' Flashpoint established a new timeline, merging the DC, Vertigo, and WildStorm timelines into the then-newly launched New 52 line. Flashpoint was a dramatic storyline that involved Barry Allen waking up in a new reality in which his mother had never died, leading to a variety of extreme changes in the DC Universe. This storyline was adapted loosely for 2023's The Flash, with The Flash resetting the DC Universe, effectively ending the DCEU and allowing Gunn's new DCU to kick off with 2025's Superman: Legacy. Here are 10 examples of some huge changes made from Flashpoint for DC Studios' The Flash.


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