Warner Bros. reminds you about Cyborg by sticking him in The Flash
It’s a time-honored tradition in superhero movies for studios to use a couple of minutes of their current hot property to get people excited for the next. (Who remembers how exciting it was to see Hawkeye pop up for a minute in Thor, huh? With his bow?) Even so, it seems like Warner Bros. and D.C. have been taking this game of superhero leapfrog to extremes; Batman V. Superman devoted a good chunk of its non-Martha-shouting runtime to a subplot that was essentially a Russian nesting doll of glorified cameos, with Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman stumbling on Lex Luthor’s secret vault of branded D.C. superhero content. More recently, meanwhile, Ezra Miller’s Flash had a brief appearance in Suicide Squad, alongside a more prominent cameo by Ben Affleck’s Batman.