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Since no one was posting a 3D model of Flash from the Flash movie on DA (most likely, no video games have the model as a DLC), I looked elsewhere and found a reasonably good one on CGTrader.

Original model can be found here:
www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/cha…

And if anyone asks me what I thought of the Flash movie, when I first saw it, I thought it was one of the biggest mixed bags I've ever watched in my life. Both as a movie AND as an adaption of the "Flashpoint" comic storyline. Especially since it was the 3rd adaptation of this story. And that's with ALL controversies aside (because I'm willing to separate art from artist).
But as time went by, I started to like it a bit more with every viewing. I think the performances are good (with Ezra Miller and Michael Keaton being the highlights), I like the cinematography and use of color, the action scenes are pretty fun and creative (even if half of them look fake), it has some legit good ideas, some legit good laughs, and Benjamin Walfisch's musical score was definitely an improvement over his score for "Shazam", with it having a cool resonance to it and the return of the Elfman Batman theme when it's actually with KEATON'S BATMAN is justifiably welcome. And every time I've watched the movie, the scene where (SPOILERS) Barry has his last good-bye with his mom makes me cry. Any movie that can do that is not a terrible movie in my opinion.

That being said, the visual effects were very hit or miss (mostly miss) and the CGI recreations of past versions of characters was hardcore uncanny valley. But despite that, it does kind of irk me when people act like the CGI is amongst the worst ever put to screen. Because I have seen WAY WORSE! Also, there were some aspects of the film that I found too silly for my taste (because I'm not a fan of live-action superhero movies that go too cartoonishly silly).
And as an adaptation of "Flashpoint", I acknowledge it's not 100% exactly like the story, but I feel it at least captured a good chunk of the spirit of the story (such as the themes of the consequences of obtaining your desires, learning when there are things beyond your control, and making peace with the trauma that defines you). And considering how the DCEU had been built up to this point, it does make sense to not have certain characters from the story (such as Eobard Thawne). However, there was one little change they made at the end that kinda threw me up a wall.

So, in the end, I enjoy The Flash movie, but I also acknowledge it could've been WAY better.

Description
Since no one was posting a 3D model of Flash from the Flash movie on DA (most likely, no video games have the model as a DLC), I looked elsewhere and found a reasonably good one on CGTrader.

Original model can be found here:
www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/cha…

And if anyone asks me what I thought of the Flash movie, when I first saw it, I thought it was one of the biggest mixed bags I've ever watched in my life. Both as a movie AND as an adaption of the "Flashpoint" comic storyline. Especially since it was the 3rd adaptation of this story. And that's with ALL controversies aside (because I'm willing to separate art from artist).
But as time went by, I started to like it a bit more with every viewing. I think the performances are good (with Ezra Miller and Michael Keaton being the highlights), I like the cinematography and use of color, the action scenes are pretty fun and creative (even if half of them look fake), it has some legit good ideas, some legit good laughs, and Benjamin Walfisch's musical score was definitely an improvement over his score for "Shazam", with it having a cool resonance to it and the return of the Elfman Batman theme when it's actually with KEATON'S BATMAN is justifiably welcome. And every time I've watched the movie, the scene where (SPOILERS) Barry has his last good-bye with his mom makes me cry. Any movie that can do that is not a terrible movie in my opinion.

That being said, the visual effects were very hit or miss (mostly miss) and the CGI recreations of past versions of characters was hardcore uncanny valley. But despite that, it does kind of irk me when people act like the CGI is amongst the worst ever put to screen. Because I have seen WAY WORSE! Also, there were some aspects of the film that I found too silly for my taste (because I'm not a fan of live-action superhero movies that go too cartoonishly silly).
And as an adaptation of "Flashpoint", I acknowledge it's not 100% exactly like the story, but I feel it at least captured a good chunk of the spirit of the story (such as the themes of the consequences of obtaining your desires, learning when there are things beyond your control, and making peace with the trauma that defines you). And considering how the DCEU had been built up to this point, it does make sense to not have certain characters from the story (such as Eobard Thawne). However, there was one little change they made at the end that kinda threw me up a wall.

So, in the end, I enjoy The Flash movie, but I also acknowledge it could've been WAY better.