The Flash Season 3: Episode 19, a Broken Flash Team, our critic!
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While episode 19 of season 3 of The Flash was broadcast last night on the CW, let’s get back together about the events that marked “The Once and Future Flash”!
A heart-rending episode! And yes the meltynauts, after several weeks of absence, the series of flagship of the American network offered us a journey in the future as trying as it is magnificent. We already knew but The Flash has this undeniable ability to touch you deep inside your being and last night it proved it once again plunging our Barry 2017 into a heartbreaking confrontation with the one it will be in eight years . While Melty’s editorial tells you that Barry will be traveling in the future and meet his older version in the 19th episode of The Flash’s Season 3 , let’s get back to the details of “The Once and Future Flash” Broadcast last night on the CW . And the least that ‘ We can say that this episode is one of the best of the season as much by the aestheticism adopted by Tom Cavanagh, an outstanding director for this terribly emotional journey, and by the evolution of the characters at once tragic but full of hope. If our hero certainly did not expect his older version to be so desperate, we must admit that we were persuaded that the death of Iris would be far from leaving him intact . And we can only welcome the performance of Grant Gustin who manages to propose us excellent scenes even as he addressed himself during the majority of the episode. A challenge brilliantly raised and which made rise the tension throughout these forty minutes. One of the best in the season, as well as the aestheticism of Tom Cavanagh, an outstanding director for this terribly emotional journey, and the evolution of the characters, both tragic and full of hope. If our hero certainly did not expect his older version to be so desperate, we must admit that we were persuaded that the death of Iris would be far from leaving him intact . And we can only welcome the performance of Grant Gustin who manages to propose us excellent scenes even as he addressed himself during the majority of the episode. A challenge brilliantly raised and which made rise the tension throughout these forty minutes. One of the best in the season, as well as the aestheticism of Tom Cavanagh, an outstanding director for this terribly emotional journey, and the evolution of the characters, both tragic and full of hope. If our hero certainly did not expect his older version to be so desperate, we must admit that we were persuaded that the death of Iris would be far from leaving him intact . And we can only welcome the performance of Grant Gustin who manages to propose us excellent scenes even as he addressed himself during the majority of the episode. A challenge brilliantly raised and which raised the tension throughout these forty minutes. Director for this terribly emotional journey, only by the evolution of the characters at once tragic but full of hope. If our hero certainly did not expect his older version to be so desperate, we must admit that we were persuaded that the death of Iris would be far from leaving him intact . And we can only welcome the performance of Grant Gustin who manages to propose us excellent scenes even as he addressed himself during the majority of the episode. A challenge brilliantly raised and which raised the tension throughout these forty minutes. Director for this terribly emotional journey, only by the evolution of the characters at once tragic but full of hope. If our hero certainly did not expect his older version to be so desperate, we must admit that we were persuaded that the death of Iris would be far from leaving him intact . And we can only welcome the performance of Grant Gustin who manages to propose us excellent scenes even as he addressed himself during the majority of the episode. A challenge brilliantly raised and which raised the tension throughout these forty minutes. Was certainly not waiting to see his older version as desperate, we must confess that we were persuaded that the death of Iris would be far from leaving him intact . And we can only welcome the performance of Grant Gustin who manages to propose us excellent scenes even as he addressed himself during the majority of the episode. A challenge brilliantly raised and which raised the tension throughout these forty minutes. Was certainly not waiting to see his older version as desperate, we must confess that we were persuaded that the death of Iris would be far from leaving him intact . And we can only welcome the performance of Grant Gustin who manages to propose us excellent scenes even as he addressed himself during the majority of the episode. A challenge brilliantly raised and which raised the tension throughout these forty minutes.
The role of Cisco was, again, very interesting. It’s not Barry or Joe who keep the Team standing, but Cisco is clearly the one who never gives up even when times are tough. He alone represents the hope that makes the episode work, and it was very complicated not to restrain a jolt when he saw that Killer Frost had simply decided to snatch his arms. As terrible as it was in the past, the Killer Frost of the future does not seem to regret its actions and seeing Danielle Panabaker so passionately embrace the evil look-alike of her character, we are almost confident that Caitlin Snow should not reappear immediately. However, Is not the only one to have suffered the collateral damage of the death of Iris since the ray of sun of the show is now paralyzed and mutic . If the performance of Keiynan Lonsdale is very small, it remains heartbreaking. It must be said that the young man is always so joyful, so happy to live and save the inhabitants of Central City that to see him in such a posture can only break the coldest hearts. Small flat, we would have liked more confidences. Indeed, apart from having obtained the name of a scientist, Barry did not learn much about Savitar. So happy to live and save the inhabitants of Central City that seeing him in such a posture can only break the coldest hearts. Small flat, we would have liked more confidences. Indeed, apart from having obtained the name of a scientist, Barry did not learn much about Savitar. So happy to live and save the inhabitants of Central City that seeing him in such a posture can only break the coldest hearts. Small flat, we would have liked more confidences. Indeed, apart from having obtained the name of a scientist, Barry did not learn much about Savitar.
Fortunately, the true identity of the great villain will be unveiled next week which promises much more action. And if we believe the reaction of Killer Frost in discovering the truth, we should have a big surprise. Despite a difficult episode, the humor was still there and it was nice to see The Top and Mirror Master as well as the evolution of HR Tom Cavanagh has a real comic factor and after playing an antagonist and then a Arrogant, we are delighted to find that his talent is almost unlimited. In short, “The Once and Future Flash” was a well-conducted and terribly intriguing episode. Carlos Valdes and Grant Gustin are doing well as their performances were incredible . As always, it is very interesting to explore another part of the time and discover the changes that have put our favorite characters above. Whether we love or hate this new chapter of the series, it still offers us serious surprises while keeping the heart that we love so much. One thing is certain, the suite promises to be spectacular. While waiting for more info, discover the confidences of Grant Gustin about the journey in time in season 3 of The Flash. What did you think of this episode? It still offers us some serious surprises while keeping the heart that we love so much. One thing is certain, the suite promises to be spectacular. While waiting for more info, discover the confidences of Grant Gustin about the journey in time in season 3 of The Flash. What did you think of this episode? It still offers us some serious surprises while keeping the heart that we love so much. One thing is certain, the suite promises to be spectacular. While waiting for more info, discover the confidences of Grant Gustin about the journey in time in season 3 of The Flash. What did you think of this episode?