Andy Muschietti - the director behind this summer's The Flash - has offered a new look at the Central City set in a cryptic social media post.
The long-awaited solo movie for Ezra Miller's Flash is only six months, and with it, the DCEU will soon return to Barry Allen's hometown of Central City - a locale that has already been heavily explored across CW's The Flash series.
Previous set photos have offered a brief look at some of what Central City may have to offer, which even includes a bus featuring Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman, provided that makes the final cut of course.
So far, the iconic DC location has only been visited a few times in this universe, most notably in Justice League in which Ben Affleck's Batman visited to recruit Miller's Allen to his superhero team.
Ahead of the June release, which is also expected to return to Michael Keaton's Tim Burton-created Gotham, the director behind the movie has taken to social media to continue his promotion of The Flash.
The Flash Director Showcases Central City Set
The Flash director Andy Muschietti has taken to Instagram to share a new photo from the set of his upcoming DC speedster flick.
The photo features the filmmaker holding a Flash lightning bolt emblem, seemingly on the Central City set, and is captioned "Central city at midnight #theflashmovie."
However, when the post was first created, it was simply labeled "I found this. #theflashmovie."
What Is The Flash Director Teasing?
As there has currently been no sign of further reshoots getting underway for The Flash, Andy Muschietti's latest post likely comes from a previous point in production, either during principal photography or last year's pick-up shots.
But one has to question why the director has just made his first Flash-related Instagram post since the first footage from the flick debuted during DC's 2022 slate trailer - at which point the speedster movie was poised to release last year.
This is also his first set photo shared since the initial production actually wrapped in October 2021, so what's going on here? Well, either surprise reshoots are now underway, or marketing for the movie is preparing to ramp up imminently.
The Wrap has previously confirmed that Warner Bros. will make its first Super Bowl appearance in 17 years this February with a trailer for The Flash that will then play in front of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
So, in the weeks to come, Warner Bros., Andy Muschietti, and the rest of the team will be on the warpath to drum up excitement in anticipation of the debut trailer, which will likely lead into an extensive four months of marketing.
The Flash hits theaters on June 16.
