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When Warner Brothers announce at last years San Diego Comic Con that the Flash standalone film would be called\u00a0Flashpoint<\/strong>, it caused a lot of buzz. It also caused a lot of questions to be asked if that was the right way to go for the character. It appears that Warners was asking that same question, and might be having second thoughts about it as well.<\/p>\n Everything started last month when Borys Kit, in a article for the Hollywood Reporter<\/a> about Dan Mazeau taking over the writing chores in the film adaptation of Ernest Cline’s Armada<\/strong>, referred to Mazeau as having “worked on the Warner Bros.’ Flash<\/strong> movie project when it was titled Flashpoint<\/strong>.”<\/p>\n That oddly specific way of referring to the\u00a0Flash\u00a0<\/strong>film led people to believe that the film was moving away from adapting the 2011 comic book storyline. This caused Kit to head to Twitter to clarify his throw away line:<\/p>\n I didn't say they weren't adapting Flashpoint. All I said was that it wouldn't be titled Flashpoint. But maybe I've said too much. \ud83d\ude1c<\/p>\n — Borys Kit (@Borys_Kit) April 3, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n