The Flash

how amazing it is to watch such things now.. Viewers have come a long way and are already scolding modern TV shows for what they are worth. compared to the cinema of the 90s (and even more so those that preceded it), Konstantin is a masterpiece of serial art.

everything used to be simpler. The story is simple and black and white, the villains are evil and the heroes are heroic. The naivety and fragility of the narrative is everywhere. now we complain that the character in the frame does not develop for several episodes, and then we could miss some events altogether, jumping from one disposition to another in a matter of seconds. And it's one of my favorite childhood TV shows, what does that say? perhaps we perceived the information differently... although, if you read comics now, we see absolutely the same (at least according to my subjective feelings) ragged, primitive and "accelerated" storytelling style. maybe this is the secret of the old Flash? that you're watching an episode, flipping through a comic book. that's why everyone is flat, cardboard, and doesn't even try to play, because their emotions are grotesquely written on their faces.
and the current Flash (like the rest of the serial fraternity) is simply forced to squeeze out of each episode an almost full-fledged one-and-a-half to two-hour movie in terms of importance and weight.

We've all come a long way-they've learned how to write, shoot, act, and create illusions. we have learned to demand and absorb with a vengeance.

Oh, my God, that suit! It's a body! this inimitable Central City! young Shipp! :D
I still remember how he dodged the topic that he and Flash had never been seen together)) this is one of the most vivid childhood memories) I've been planning to review it for a very long time.
And my favorite superhero water coloring book, which had a cool page with a Flash epic stuck in glue, is still on the shelf.

When I was a kid, I thought it was a movie, but this is a pilot)

@KCAHDP: it was shown on channel one as a movie, and later I had as many as 3 cassettes with this pilot, and the rest were called Flash 2 and Flash 3, from which episodes they were mounted in full meter

It was nice to see this flash in the arrowverse crossover :)