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"Barry Allen uses his super speed to change the past, but his attempt to save his family creates a world without super heroes, forcing him to race for his life in order to save the future."

Barry Allen doesn't create a world without superheroes, he finds himself in one though.

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That depends on whether DC is in bed with the multiverse concept.

Superman changed the past in the first movie, so there is a chance they don't.

In the flash TV series, Reverse-Flash also attempted to change the past to alter the future.

If DC has multiverse it might not work the same as the marvel one.

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I found it odd they showed Superman alive and well at the beginning. I thought Lex's monster killed him ?

Update: I didn't know he was brought back in Justice League, oops.

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but he did create it, remember that when he runs, he also changes the past

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Nah I think the OP’s right

Kenton’s Batman explained as if each timeline pre-existed as its own spaghetti strand.

Barry just crossed over from one to another

Certainly it wasn’t implied that Barry CREATES a new strand from beginning to end

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sorry man, but you are wrong

keaton clearly showed him each "nexus" creates a new past, and a new future

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