The Flash Film Analysis

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If anything could revitalize an interest in CW's The Flash it's a giant, evil, telepathic gorilla. After last week's battle with Zoom, Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) is wheelchair bound after a spinal injury that would have permanently crippled any regular human being. Eerily reminiscent of Barry's mentor from season one, Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh), Barry finds himself in a state of helplessness and self-loathing after being publicly defeated by the earth-jumping Zoom. Going into this week's episode, I was skeptical of the shows direction, until I saw big bad Grodd grace the TV screen.

Grodd's back and badder than ever. He psychically controls several Central City scientists to steal chemicals from their lab and bring them to the sewer, where
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Barry also blows off a date with his new love interest Patty Spivit (Shantel VanSanten) so we get to see some of The Flash's romantic storylines being fleshed out a bit.Harrison Wells from Earth-2 is convinced by Caitlin to stay on Earth-1 and help capture Zoom as part of Team Flash instead of on his own. They elect to use one of the 52 dimensional fissures scattered across Central City to send Grodd through to a place where Harrison says Grodd will be sent to a place "as close to home as he'll ever get." My comic book senses started to tingle when he explained that on Earth-2 there was a refuge for apes who had been experimented on. Barry's father (John Wesley Shipp) lifts Barry's spirits and The Flash speeds into action to push Grodd through the rift, my wildest fantasies came true as we see Grodd moving through a jungle and comes across the legendary comic book city of hyper-intelligent apes: Gorilla City. The Flash continues to surprise and delight fans of the series and comic book and I can't wait to see where they take us

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