Customer Ratings & Reviews

Has close to a dozen featurerttes.Entertaining too.

Flash is a lot of fun, adventure episode after episode..

i really like this show. It shows family and adventure.

Energetic production makes this the best CW/DC on air.

Complete season with entertaining video extras.Fun

This series is great I want it to go on for a long time

Another good season of The Flash, good series to watch

Flash and arrow are the two dc comic tv show good now

Flash tv series is one of the best comic dc now on tv

This has a good story line for this season of flash.

Great season looks so much better in bluesy than dvd

Great show. I can't wait for the next season to start!

Has great special effects character has cool powers

action packed tv show like it sometime funny like it

Maybe I'm just over the whole superhero thing but it's starting to get kind of hokey. The characters are still great and so watch the show for them but the villains are all so far fetched and silly that the show just has somewhat lost me by this 3rd season.

gets a bit dense with alternate worlds/realities..

As usual Flash is Awesome! Great Set. A must Have!

Love the flash and the lightness it brings to my week, but this one got slow and dark. Still would reccomend for character growth and progression. Blue ray has good special features though quite pricey upon release.

This is going to be a double review for both The Flash season 3 and Arrow season 5. My feelings on both shows equate each other at this point. I've had enough of both of these shows. I’ve become bored with the wash rinse and repeat predictable plotline formulas that The Flash and Arrow shows have taken. Every season it seems that there is some super evil anonymous villain that comes out of the woodwork to cause havoc over the course of a season and then at the end of the season the good guys win. In Arrow’s case, it’s demonic in nature or in Flash’s case, yet another speedster. I remember the Amazing Spider-Man show that aired on CBS back in the 70’s always introduced a villain or a crisis that was dealt with by the end of the episode or was contained to two episodes. The background of said villain was always different and it was never someone with super powers, rather just good intellect to give Spider-Man a challenge. That was true comic book live action TV for me, not this lazy formulaic BS approach that I see on The Flash and Arrow. I’m just glad I got the current blu-ray boxsets for Arrow and The Flash at a reduced price at Best Buy. At this point I doubt I’m going to continue getting the boxsets at any price because I'm tired of seeing the same formula being repeated over and over ad nauseum.

3rd season is not as good as the first 2 seasons. Guess to much drama after a while and I wanted more "super" hero/villains such as Grogg.