‘The Flash’ Leak Results in 1.7 million Viewers Watching Pirated Version

According to reports from international media, The Flash (2023) has suffered a source leak, with the entire 2 hours and 24 minutes of The Flash content being circulated online on social media platforms.

Subsequently, the user's account was suspended, and the movie was taken down from the platform. However, prior to that, the leaked version of The Flash had already been viewed 1.7 million times, and the entire movie was available online for 8 hours. The leaked version was recorded in theaters using a camera, commonly known as a "cam version" that was previously prevalent on domestic internet platforms.

This leak could further worsen the already lackluster box office performance of The Flash. The Flash had a modest opening box office of slightly over $55 million, with a global box office just crossing $200 million. Considering the current trend, The Flash is likely to result in significant losses for Warner Bros. Furthermore, after only 10 days of release, theaters overseas are already offering a "buy one, get one free" promotion for The Flash movie tickets.

Prior to its release, The Flash received unanimous praise from industry insiders. Many celebrities, including Tom Cruise and Stephen King, had watched the movie and showered it with accolades. James Gunn even declared The Flash as "one of the best superhero movies ever made."

However, following its release, the response to The Flash has been lukewarm, and the box office numbers have continuously declined, potentially making it one of the worst-performing movies in DC's history. But I can confirm that this movie is definitely worth watching in theaters. The story is captivating, especially if you enjoy comedy, science fiction, and superhero movies. There's still time to catch The Flash at the cinema. Follow me and leave a comment about your favorite DC superheroes.