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Now you'll be able to see "The Flash" a week early, and it'll be right up there with the latest from Pixar. Surprised? Close observers of the movie industry have spent much of the past year wondering what Warner Bros. might do about "The Flash." The DC movie has become a PR headache for the studio due to the increasingly erratic public behavior of star Ezra Miller. In recent years, the actor has come under scrutiny for choking a woman in Iceland, has been accused of grooming children, faced multiple arrests for assault and robbery, and reportedly harbored a mother and three young children in a unlicensed cannabis farm despite his father's protests. All of that led to speculation that it might be impossible for Warner Bros. to even release "The Flash," which had already been completed, let alone work with Miller on any more projects. Warner Bros. executives reportedly paused further plans to include Miller in the DC universe earlier this year, b...