I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

Highly Overrated But Still Good

Fanciful, disturbing, and wildly original, it announces the arrival of a fresh, bold voice in American cinema.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

The Flash is written amazingly and is full of action and entertainment. Not only will you get your dramatic climaxes with The Flash, but you will also get your not so serious funny moments. The Flash has a little bit of something for everybody, and even if you aren't a superhero fan, this show will make you one. There's a reason it's been the #1 show on The CW television network since it's debut in 2014.

Are you folks serious with the love story nonsense and the whole gotta do the right thing BS. Ask yourselves what exactly are you writing here, who is your audience? Are you folks brain dead or just assuming that all of your viewers are?!?I would have preferred to see all of the characters tortured and beaten for all of infinity, would be more appropriate for the level of intelligence they were given.This would have been more successful as a bad soap opera.

Reviewing shows can be quite a challenge so I'll be reviewing by seasons Season 1 The first season of the "Arrow" spin-off, gives us one of DC comics best superheroes, and in one it's best shows no less. Buoyed by Grant Gustin's Phenomenal performance as Barry Allen who captures all the fun, energy, and heart of the character, the ensemble cast also proves fantastic. The light tone, beautiful storytelling and great character moments prove this to be one of the best Superhero shows on television.Season 2 The second season of "The Flash" proves the show has much more than a season under its belt. Thanks to the continued love from each of the cast, and welcomed new comers Keyian Lionsdale and Teddy Sears. The Zoom story arch is fantastic and with the introduction of the fan favorite multiverse, allowing for greater adventures down the road. This season balances all of the fun, drama, fan service, and character moments all wrapped up in an unexpected ending that will leave you breathless.Season 3 This season starts off with a bang, introducing us to the Flashpoint arch, but sadly butchers the classic comic storyline by only using it in one episode. The rest of the season in terms of story is very jumbled, containing many great moments and episodes with a lot going on. The cast continues to shine and I've got to say Carlos Valdes, Danielle Panabaker, Tom Cavanagh, Candice Patton, and Jesse L. Martin, are fantastic in the show (and always have been) but this season they all really get to shine in terms of character development and great interactions with one another proving they are much more than a cast, but a family. The introduction of Kid-Flash is nice and the villain is the worst, but Grant has a nice turn portraying both characters. A nice season but has some story problems that could've been more interesting.Season 4 The fourth season is a lot of build up and little pay off, in story once again. In terms of character it's fantastic Barry and Iris go through some of the best development and continue to shine as there respective characters. (Especially after getting married) New cast members Hartley Sawyer and Neil Sandilands (when he is there) do great in there respective roles. The Thinker is also a great villain when Sandilands is on screen, we never see him that often and when he switches bodies it gets on my nerves. The season also tries to squeeze in so many storylines its hard to keep up (and they're all good, it's just a lot) all in all it's a good season, but it's wildly ambitious and tries to many ideas.

I really enjoyed season 1, and parts of 2 and 3, but the acting from of the actors really flopped at times. That being said, season 4 was absolutely amazing. The acting by Tom Cavanaugh and Neil Sandilands were excellent and really made season 4. Overall though, I really enjoy this series. Run Flash run!