Ezra Miller Flash Cameo in Crisis on Infinite Earths Breaks Twitter - IGN Southeast Asia

This post contains major spoilers from the Arrowverse crossover episode Crisis on Infinite Earths "Part 4!"

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The Flash of two worlds became a reality on Tuesday night, as Ezra Miller crossed over from the film world to the TV world. Miller's Barry Allen somehow crossed over from his earth to meet Grant Gustin, the Barry Allen of Earth-1. This moment connected the current DC movie universe with the Arrowverse. The scene was both delightful and hilarious, as Barry and Barry met across the multiverse.

Gustin posted photos of the scene with Miller on his Instagram, saying "How about that? Ezra is one of a kind. So glad we could make this happen and keep it a secret until today. Thank you DC Comics."

Supergirl's Melissa Benoist commented on Gust's post saying she had no idea the secret Flash meet up was going to happen. "YOU KEPT THIS SECRET SO WELL. NONE of us knew!!!! Or did they know?! Was I the only one that didn't know?!"

Brandon Routh, who plays The Atom, commented back to Benoist and said, "I DID NOT KNOW!"

While two DC movie actors have cameoed on the Arrowverse before (Robert Wuhl as Alexander Knox from Batman '89 and Brandon Routh as Clark Kent from Superman Returns), this is the first time the current DC movies have crossed over with the Arrowverse.

This marks a significant turning point in the connectivity of the DC/Warner Bros. properties. Does this mean these universes will merge at some point? That's hard to say. For now, let's look at how Twitter reacted to the milestone moment.

Flash, Meet the Flash

First of all, we have to address this tweet from Marc Guggenheim, the co-creator of the Arrowverse and the executive producer of Crisis on Infinite Earths:

@Mguggenheim shares that the cost of getting Ezra Miller would roughly be the price of four kidneys. He's kidding, of course. Or is he?

Guggenheim also tweeted, "I’m doing a few interviews tomorrow and I’m sure the subject of Ezra’s appearance will come up, but what you need to know right now is that gentleman and scholar, @JimLee, was instrumental in making this moment happen."

@Noradominick is shocked that Grant and Ezra got to be in a scene together, face to face, after all these years.

@Sophiaspirelli points out the humor in Ezra appearing on The Flash before getting his own standalone movie off the ground. Don't worry Ezra, it's going to happen!

@Bamsmackpow commemorates this special moment with a well-timed Paul Rudd meme.

@Geeksofcolor is stoked to see Ezra appear during Crisis on Infinite Earths.

@the_snickman reminds fans that Ezra also appeared as The Flash during a Suicide Squad cameo.

@1raith did not expect Ezra to show up during this episode. The gif expression on Keegan-Michael Key's face is perfect.

A well-placed Patrick from Sponge Bob gif perfectly sums up @Betovstheworld's feelings about Ezra's cameo.

@Thenicecast_ points out Ezra's Cyborg/Victor Stone name drop! Cyborg lives.

Lastly, @MissAusten shares the best superhero twinning gif of all time: Spider-Man meeting Spider-Man from the Spider-Man cartoon. Yes, there are two of them!

For more coverage on Crisis on Infinite Earths, check out our review for "Part 1," "Part 2," "Part 3" and the epic two-part conclusion.

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Lauren Gallaway is a Social Media Coordinator for IGN. Find her tweeting at @LaurenGallaway and streaming at Glimpse Entertainment on Twitch.

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