The highly anticipated superhero movie, "The Flash", is set to hit theaters on June 16, creating a wave of excitement during its pre-sale period.

Following the lead actor scandal and subsequent schedule adjustments, the ill-fated "The Flash" will officially open on June 16.

This superhero blockbuster carries the responsibility of revitalizing the DC universe and is eagerly awaited to undergo the crucial test of box office success and word-of-mouth reception.

Nonetheless, it marks a new chapter for Warner/DC as they strive to revive their classic IP.

Directed by Anders Muschietti, "The Flash" becomes DC's first live-action standalone film featuring the beloved character. The storyline revolves around the Flash's journey to transcend the boundaries of space and time in an attempt to save his loved ones.

Along the way, he encounters another Flash from a parallel universe and forms alliances with iconic superheroes such as Batman, Supergirl, and more, uniting their powers to combat evil and alter their fates.

The recently unveiled trailer for "The Flash" has garnered immense attention, showcasing numerous captivating moments.

Not only does it showcase the union of two different versions of the Flash, but it also surprises fans with the appearances of two Batman iterations, portrayed by Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck.

The film delves into Barry, also known as the Flash, as he travels back in time to alter the timeline in a desperate attempt to save his mother.

However, his actions inadvertently unleash chaos within the fabric of space and time, resulting in the return of the formidable villain General Zod. In this altered reality, the familiar Clark Kent is no longer the Superman audiences are accustomed to.

As "The Flash" serves as director James Gunn's inaugural blockbuster within the "DC Universe", both the media and audiences have been eagerly scrutinizing its quality and world-building.

On Rotten Tomatoes, "The Flash" currently boasts a commendable 70% fresh rating and a 95% popcorn index. The Metacritic website, known for aggregating critic reviews, presents an average score of 60 from mainstream media.

This achievement surpasses the reception of DC's two preceding superhero films, namely "Black Adam" and "Shazam! Fury of the Gods", indicating a strong contender in the battle for favorable word-of-mouth, even against Marvel.

CNN lauded "The Flash", stating, "At a crossroads in DC's development, 'The Flash' finally manages to ignite its engine", further emphasizing its ability to strike a balance between respecting the franchise's legacy and propelling it forward.

IGN commented, "While the visual effects might not be groundbreaking, the committed performances and creative approach ensure that the DC Universe remains on track".

Notably, "The Flash" concludes with a tantalizing post-credits scene, enticing moviegoers to remain seated and witness an exciting extra scene.

For those who have purchased tickets or plan to watch the film, it's certainly worth keeping an eye out for this thrilling surprise.