The Flash is officially speeding onto streaming this month. That means that if you missed the latest DC outing on the big screen, you'll soon be able to catch up from the comfort of your own home via Max, Warner Bros.' streaming service.
The movie, helmed by It director Andy Muschietti, sees Ezra Miller return as Barry Allen, AKA the Flash – and, this time, there are two of him, thanks to some superspeed time travel gone awry. The film also sees the return of Michael Keaton's Batman and the introduction of Supergirl, played by Sasha Calle (and a few other cameos besides…).
So, without further ado, here's when The Flash is available to stream on Max.
When is The Flash on streaming?
The Flash is officially coming to Max, HBO's streaming service, on August 25.
DC's other big-screen releases this year, Shazam: Fury of the Gods and Black Adam arrived on Max (then HBO Max) 48 days and 56 days after their respective cinema releases. The Flash, then, had slightly longer legs at the multiplex, with 71 days between its theatrical and streaming releases.
Read on for our guide on how to watch the DC movies in order. Already seen The Flash? Be sure to dive into our spoiler-filled explainers on:
- What happened to the Justice League in The Flash?
- How different is The Flash to Flashpoint?
- How Superman Lives explains that wild cameo
- When does The Flash take place on the DCU timeline?
- Explaining the evil versions of The Flash
- Everything you need to know about Supergirl
- The Flash Easter eggs and cameos
- The Flash post-credits scene, explained
- The Flash ending, explained
- Every character that appears in The Flash multiverse sequence
- Our interview with The Flash filmmakers
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