10 Actors Who Will Definitely Ruin Upcoming Movies

Most insider reports actually seem to suggest that The Flash is going to be a pretty good movie, and newly minted DC Studios boss James Gunn even recently called the film "probably one of the greatest superhero movies ever made."

But The Flash is unavoidably tethered to Ezra Miller and the various troubling controversies and legal issues they've become embroiled in over the past year in particular.

Though Miller is currently seeking treatment for a variety of apparent mental health issues, many industry observers and fans have questioned what impact Miller's actions could have on the film's reception, especially commercially.

While there are certainly many millions who either don't know or don't care about Miller's past, there are also those who have decided to boycott The Flash, especially with Warner Bros. refusing to recast Miller for future films.

As of Gunn and Peter Safran's recent announcement of the DC Universe's future moving forward, the pair suggest that Miller may well return for future films if their recovery continues, a decision that's already been met with its fair share of controversy.

On the other hand, audiences knowing that so much of the DC Extended Universe is effectively being jettisoned once the remaining films are burned off, and Miller could very well get the chop if their problematic behaviour continues, may also torpedo interest in The Flash as its release date approaches.