A movie version of the hit video game Spy Hunter has been in the works for a while now, with no luck getting it through to production yet.

Dwayne Johnson and directors like John Woo and Paul W.S. Anderson have been attached to the project at one point or another, and now Warner Brothers is ready to give the movie another chance at making it to your eyes.

The studio now has Ruben Fleischer attached to direct the movie, and they’re brought in a new writer in Carter Blanchard to pen the script.

A little over a decade ago, moviegoers started to see a surge of films based on video games grace the silver screen. For the most part these films failed to deliver a good story or stay true to the property. Some films that were supposed to go into production did fall through the cracks though. When Universal owned the rights to Spy Hunter, they had Dwayne Johnson attached to star as the lead, a spymaster who owned a tricked out weaponize car that would jettison damaged parts to reveal a motorcycle or transform into an amphibious vehicle.

However, numerous delays prevented the production from commencing, and as a result the film never saw the light of day. Now Vulture is reporting that Spy Hunter has found new life over at Warner Bros., and that Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland) is in talks to direct the film.