Clarification on what's going on:
Ezra isn't a big fan of the current take from the directors who want a "Normal" and fun solo Flash movie which WB likes. Ezra wants it to be a big, grand dark epic event like Flashpoint. Because of this clash of visions WB was like "You know what we don't care anymore even if this movie will never see the light of day". And because WB aren't too keen on a Flash movie anymore and if it'll get made or not and because Ezra's contract is up in May he decided to take matters into his own hands. He teamed up with comic book writer Grant Morrison to help him write a script based on his own vision. The script is done and Miller will give WB the script next week and they'll look at it and let him know if they wanna go with it or not (since they like the new lighthearted direction the DC movies have taken lately it's unlikely they'll go with his take). Now, if they'll choose to go with Ezra's script it's likely the directors will drop from the film and WB will need to look for a new director(s) for the film which will farther delay the project coming out. If they choose to go with the directors' vision it's likely Ezra will drop or gets fired once his cotract is up. Leaving the current directors to recast the role. They already have their own script they'll use for it. It's also possible but unlikely WB will like Ezra's vision, and the directors will choose to stay anyway and move forward with his script. OR that WB won't go with Ezra's script but he'll stay anyway and will agree to the directors' vision. Both of these options are unlikely.
We'll get our answer either by the end of this month or at some point in April.
Daniel R
2019-03-21 13:48:16 +0000 UTCLynden Burton II
2019-03-16 20:33:02 +0000 UTC