10 Upcoming Movies That Will Fail If They Don’t Do THIS

Unquestionably sitting as one of the most mind-boggling occurrences unleashed onto an excitable audience in movie history, the sight of multiple live-action Spider-Men sharing the screen and comparing super-notes made for a genuine pinch-me moment during the MCU's Spider-Man: No Way Home.

And with the DCEU looking to follow in those similarly bonkers multiversal footsteps for its upcoming The Flash flick, anything less than another instance of numerous versions of iconic heroes sharing the cinematic stage at one point or another will no doubt leave DC movie fans even more disappointed than usual.

It's already been revealed during the film's first sneak peak that Ezra Miller's Flash will be joined by another version of Barry Allen at one stage in the June 2023 epic. But there's no denying the fact that the real main event of this entire monster of a movie comes in the form of the returns of both Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton's Batmen.

So, not having said Caped Crusaders grumble at one another within a murky cave or whilst admiring each other's Bat-belts would definitely be the sort of missed opportunity that borders on unforgivable.

Simply put, give fans their multiple Bat beat, or things could possibly "get nuts!"