The Flash. I bet you’ve forgotten all about that movie, haven’t you? While it’s quietly been pushed down the conveyer belt by Warner Bros. over the past several years, it looks like they still intend on making it. Previous reports have had Spider-Man: Homecoming writers John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein on board to helm the eventual Ezra Miller-starring vehicle, but according to a new report from Deadline, they may be doing a bit more.

The outlet buried this information in a report chronicling the departure of Michael Disco from New Line Cinema and Warner Bros. While he is leaving to start his own production company, he is still on board to produce The Flash — and the duo pegged to helm the film are also supposedly serving as screenwriters on the movie.

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This isn’t the biggest surprise in the world. Often when a director comes into a big film, they work hard with a screenwriter to cater the script to their own sensibilities. Given that Daley and Goldstein have a history of screenwriting, it would make sense they’d take the script and make it their own themselves. Why hand it off to someone else when you can do it yourself, right?

To me, this is great news, as the pair did a great job with Spider-Man: Homecoming, a film that didn’t need to be anywhere near as good as it ended up being. Getting them to bring on that fun spirit into the world of The Flash can only be a good thing.

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SOURCE: Deadline