Ezra Miller's The Flash will not reboot the entire DCEU

A few days ago, there were reports that The Flash's plot will revolve around deleting Zack Snyder's previous film from the DCEU. This would be a massive undertaking if true. Snyder's movies make up the majority of the DCEU. If this happened, it would result in a soft reboot of the entire cinematic universe. Because of how the move would make sense, many jumped on the bandwagon and believed that this was going to happen.

Fast forward to today and Ezra has confirmed that The Flash will not soft reboot the DCEU.

Decanonizing Man of Steel, Batman v. Superman as well as Justice League would give Ben Affleck's Batman and Henry Cavill's Superman an out from the DCEU. This would make little sense as Cavill is a fan favorite and has expressed his interest to don the cape once again. Meanwhile, Affleck will return as Batman in The Flash alongside Michael Keaton, who will play his version of the caped crusader from the 90s classic superhero films.

TLDR; the rumors about DCEU's attempt to "cancel" Zack Snyder's previous movies are false.

With that said, The Flash is still a pretty big deal for the DCEU. The film will explore multiple realities and multiverses. Not to mention, the plot will reportedly set the foundation for future DCEU films. We don't know just how it will do that, but since it's already finished filming and all but set to premiere later this year, we won't have to wait for too long to find out.