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Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse
Superhero
75 titles
Marvel Cinematic Universe
Every movie and series, in the order that actually makes sense.
- 01Iron Man
- 03Iron Man 2
- 04Thor
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52 titles
DC
Eight continuities, one clear path through all of them.
- 01Superman
- 02Superman II
- 07Batman
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18 titles
Spider-Man
Five continuities, three Peter Parkers, and one film that puts them in a room.
- 01Spider-Man
- 02Spider-Man 2
- 06Spider-Man: Homecoming
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13 titles
X-Men (Fox)
Twenty years, two casts, and a timeline the films rewrote mid-run.
- 01X-Men
- 02X2: X-Men United
- 06Logan
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13 titles
Marvel’s Defenders Saga
Thirteen seasons that converge once, and the date order is the right order.
- 01Daredevil (Season 1)
- 02Jessica Jones (Season 1)
- 03Daredevil (Season 2)
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Sci-Fi & Fantasy
27 titles
Star Wars
Nine films, a dozen series, and one contested question.
- 01Star Wars: A New Hope
- 02The Empire Strikes Back
- 03Return of the Jedi
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11 titles
The Wizarding World
Eight years at Hogwarts, and three films that come sixty years earlier.
- 01Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
- 02Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
- 03Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
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9 titles
Middle-earth
Two trilogies, one Age apart, and a real argument about where to start.
- 01The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
- 02The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
- 03The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
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26 titles
Star Trek
Sixty years, eleven centuries, and two timelines.
- 01Star Trek: The Original Series
- 04Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
- 05Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
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9 titles
Jurassic Park
Seven films, thirty years, and no timeline puzzles at all.
- 01Jurassic Park
- 04Jurassic World
- 05Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
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6 titles
The Hunger Games
Four films forward, two prequels back, and one obvious trap.
- 01The Hunger Games
- 02The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
- 03The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
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5 titles
The Twilight Saga
Five films, four books, and no complications whatsoever.
- 01Twilight
- 02The Twilight Saga: New Moon
- 03The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
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8 titles
Terminator
Two great films and four incompatible attempts to continue them.
- 01The Terminator
- 02Terminator 2: Judgment Day
- 06Terminator: Dark Fate
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5 titles
The Matrix
Four films, one anthology, and a trilogy that ends twice.
- 01The Matrix
- 02The Matrix Reloaded
- 03The Matrix Revolutions
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8 titles
MonsterVerse
Godzilla and Kong, told badly out of order.
- 01Godzilla
- 02Kong: Skull Island
- 03Godzilla: King of the Monsters
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8 titles
Transformers
Five Bay films, and a soft reboot that quietly replaced them.
- 01Transformers
- 06Bumblebee
- 08Transformers One
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7 titles
Blade Runner
Two films, three bridging shorts, and eighty years between them.
- 01Blade Runner
- 02Blade Runner 2049
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3 titles
Back to the Future
Four time periods, three films, one perfectly closed loop.
- 01Back to the Future
- 02Back to the Future Part II
- 03Back to the Future Part III
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7 titles
Dune
Three adaptations, and a prequel set ten thousand years earlier.
- 01Dune: Part One
- 02Dune: Part Two
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3 titles
Avatar
Three films, in order, with long gaps in between.
- 01Avatar
- 02Avatar: The Way of Water
- 03Avatar: Fire and Ash
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3 titles
Wicked
Two films, and the 1939 classic they lead into.
- 01Wicked
- 02Wicked: For Good
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10 titles
Planet of the Apes
Two separate continuities, one remake, and a genuine time loop.
- 01Planet of the Apes
- 03Escape from the Planet of the Apes
- 04Conquest of the Planet of the Apes
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5 titles
Ghostbusters
Four films in one continuity, and one reboot in its own.
- 01Ghostbusters
- 03Ghostbusters: Afterlife
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4 titles
Men in Black
Three films with Smith and Jones, and one without.
- 01Men in Black
- 03Men in Black 3
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5 titles
Sonic the Hedgehog
Three films, one series in the middle, and a fourth coming.
- 01Sonic the Hedgehog
- 02Sonic the Hedgehog 2
- 03Sonic the Hedgehog 3
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7 titles
Despicable Me
The newest film is set eighty years before the first one.
- 01Despicable Me
- 02Despicable Me 2
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7 titles
Shrek
Four films, two spin-offs, and one of them is a prequel.
- 01Shrek
- 02Shrek 2
- 07Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
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6 titles
Toy Story
Five films in order, and one that is a film inside the films.
- 01Toy Story
- 02Toy Story 2
- 03Toy Story 3
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Action & Thriller
28 titles
James Bond
Twenty-five films, six actors, and only one of them tells a story in order.
- 01Dr. No
- 02From Russia with Love
- 03Goldfinger
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11 titles
The Fast Saga
The one where watching in release order actively spoils it.
- 01The Fast and the Furious
- 03The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
- 04Fast & Furious
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8 titles
Mission: Impossible
Eight films that get better as they go, rare.
- 01Mission: Impossible
- 03Mission: Impossible III
- 04Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
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6 titles
Indiana Jones
Five films, and the second one is a prequel.
- 01Raiders of the Lost Ark
- 03Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
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5 titles
Mad Max
Five films, and the continuity is deliberately unresolved.
- 01Mad Max
- 02Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior
- 04Mad Max: Fury Road
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5 titles
The Bourne Series
Four films in a line, and one that happens during the third.
- 01The Bourne Identity
- 02The Bourne Supremacy
- 03The Bourne Ultimatum
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5 titles
The Godfather
Three films, and a fourth version that puts them in actual order.
- 01The Godfather
- 02The Godfather Part II
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3 titles
Knives Out
Three mysteries, one detective, no continuing story.
- 01Knives Out
- 02Glass Onion
- 03Wake Up Dead Man
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6 titles
Ocean's
A 1960 original, a trilogy that remade it, and a spin-off.
- 02Ocean's Eleven
- 04Ocean's Thirteen
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4 titles
Kingsman
Two spy comedies and a First World War prequel.
- 01Kingsman: The Secret Service
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7 titles
The Karate Kid
Forty years, two continuities, and a 2025 film that welds them together.
- 01The Karate Kid
- 02The Karate Kid Part II
- 06Cobra Kai
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5 titles
Pirates of the Caribbean
A trilogy, then two sequels that mostly stand alone.
- 01Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
- 02Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
- 03Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
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9 titles
Rocky & Creed
Nine films, fifty years, one continuous story.
- 01Rocky
- 02Rocky II
- 03Rocky III
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5 titles
Die Hard
Five films in order, and a very steep decline.
- 01Die Hard
- 03Die Hard with a Vengeance
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7 titles
Predator
Made forwards, set backwards, from 841 AD to the far future.
- 01Predator
- 05Prey
- 07Predator: Badlands
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6 titles
John Wick
Four chapters, one prequel, and a spin-off set in the middle.
- 01John Wick
- 02John Wick: Chapter 2
- 03John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
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Horror
10 titles
Alien
Four decades, three centuries, and two crossovers nobody counts.
- 01Alien
- 02Aliens
- 05Prometheus
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9 titles
Resident Evil
Nine titles, four continuities, and none of them connect.
- 01Resident Evil
- 02Resident Evil: Apocalypse
- 06Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
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10 titles
The Conjuring Universe
Nine films across four decades, in an order that finally makes sense.
- 01The Conjuring
- 02The Conjuring 2
- 03The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It
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13 titles
Halloween
Thirteen films, five timelines, and one film with no Michael Myers at all.
- 01Halloween
- 02Halloween II
- 06Halloween H20: 20 Years Later
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6 titles
The Purge
Five films and a series, and the prequel came fourth.
- 01The Purge
- 02The Purge: Anarchy
- 03The Purge: Election Year
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9 titles
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Seven sequels, a meta-sequel, a crossover and a remake.
- 01A Nightmare on Elm Street
- 03A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
- 07Wes Craven's New Nightmare
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12 titles
Friday the 13th
Twelve films, and Jason is not even in the first one.
- 01Friday the 13th
- 02Friday the 13th Part 2
- 03Friday the 13th Part III
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10 titles
Saw
Ten films, and the newest one is set second.
- 01Saw
- 02Saw II
- 03Saw III
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7 titles
Scream
Seven films, one continuity, no tricks, which for horror is the trick.
- 01Scream
- 02Scream 2
- 04Scream 4
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6 titles
Final Destination
Six films, and the fifth one is a prequel, but only tell people afterwards.
- 01Final Destination
- 02Final Destination 2
- 05Final Destination 5
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6 titles
Insidious
Films three and four are prequels. That is the whole puzzle.
- 01Insidious
- 02Insidious: Chapter 2
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7 titles
Paranormal Activity
Seven films, and almost none of them happen when they were released.
- 01Paranormal Activity
- 02Paranormal Activity 2
- 03Paranormal Activity 3
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Anime
7 titles
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
One straight line, and one arc that exists twice.
- 01Demon Slayer (Season 1)
- 02Mugen Train
- 04Entertainment District Arc
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4 titles
Jujutsu Kaisen
A prequel film in the middle, and it belongs there.
- 01Jujutsu Kaisen (Season 1)
- 02Jujutsu Kaisen 0
- 03Jujutsu Kaisen (Season 2)
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13 titles
Attack on Titan
One straight line, chopped into parts that aired years apart.
- 01Attack on Titan (Season 1)
- 04Attack on Titan (Season 2)
- 06Attack on Titan (Season 3 Part 1)
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3 titles
Chainsaw Man
One season, one film that continues it, and a second season coming.
- 01Chainsaw Man (Season 1)
- 02Chainsaw Man. The Movie: Reze Arc
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4 titles
Fullmetal Alchemist
Two adaptations of the same manga, and only one follows the book.
- 01Fullmetal Alchemist (2003)
- 03Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
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7 titles
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Two continuities, one film that replaces an ending, and one you can skip.
- 01Neon Genesis Evangelion
- 03The End of Evangelion
- 04Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone
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9 titles
Bleach
A straight line with a third of it optional.
- 01Bleach (2004 series)
- 06Thousand-Year Blood War (Part 1: The Blood Warfare)
- 07Thousand-Year Blood War (Part 2: The Separation)
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14 titles
Naruto
Three series, eleven films, and the most famous filler run in anime.
- 01Naruto
- 05Naruto: Shippuden
- 12The Last: Naruto the Movie
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The arguments settled, with reasoning rather than just a list.
The MCU watch order, settled
Every Marvel Cinematic Universe film, series and special in the order Marvel released them: plus the shorter path through it if you only want the main throughline.
ReadThe MCU in chronological order
The full Marvel timeline, from ancient history to the multiverse. Every film and series arranged by when it happens rather than when it came out.
ReadDC movies in order
DC has never had one timeline. Here is every continuity, kept separate, each in the order that actually works.
ReadThe Star Wars watch order
Every film and series, in the order they came out or the order they happen, plus an honest answer on which to pick, and what the Machete order is really for.
ReadFast & Furious, in the order that works
This is the one franchise where release order is the wrong answer. Tokyo Drift came out third and is set sixth, and the films were rewritten around that fact.
ReadHarry Potter movies in order
Eight films at Hogwarts and three set sixty years earlier. The order is simple; the only real question is where Fantastic Beasts goes.
ReadX-Men movies in order
Thirteen films, two casts and a continuity the series rewrote halfway through. Here is the order, and why no order fixes it completely.
ReadThe Lord of the Rings, in order
Two trilogies, an anime prequel and a streaming series. The order is short; the two real questions are where The Hobbit goes and which cuts to watch.
ReadThe Conjuring movies in order
Ten films across four decades and three sub-series. This is one of the few horror franchises where watching by timeline improves it.
ReadJames Bond movies in order
Twenty-five official films across sixty years. Only five of them tell a continuous story, which makes the starting point more important than the order.
ReadThe Star Trek watch order
Sixty years, eleven centuries and two timelines. The honest advice is that you should not try to watch it in any single order at all.
ReadAlien movies in order
A series that runs from 2093 to 2379, made in almost the opposite order, with two crossovers the franchise has quietly disowned.
ReadPredator movies in order
Made forwards, set backwards. The recent films reach back to 1719 and 841 AD, turning an action series into a very long hunting record.
ReadPlanet of the Apes, in order
Two separate continuities, one remake nobody counts, and an original series that folds back on itself.
ReadJurassic Park movies in order
Seven films across thirty years, and refreshingly, no timeline puzzle at all.
ReadJohn Wick movies in order
Four chapters that run in a straight line, plus a prequel series and a spin-off set in the middle of the story.
ReadTerminator movies in order
Two great films, and four incompatible attempts to continue them. The order matters less than knowing which sequels cancel which.
ReadHalloween movies in order
Thirteen films, five mutually exclusive timelines, and one entry with no Michael Myers in it at all.
ReadIndiana Jones movies in order
Five films, and the second one is a prequel. That is the whole puzzle.
ReadMission: Impossible movies in order
Eight films in release order, which is also story order. The only thing to know is where they stop being standalone.
ReadHunger Games movies in order
Four films forward, two prequels back, and the prequels only work if you watch them second.
ReadMonsterVerse movies in order
Legendary's Godzilla and Kong universe was released badly out of order. Chronological order fixes it.
ReadSaw movies in order
Ten films, and the newest one is set second. Saw is built out of retroactive continuity, which makes chronological order unusually rewarding.
ReadDespicable Me movies in order
Seven films, and the newest one is set eighty years before the first. One of the biggest release-versus-story gaps anywhere.
ReadTransformers movies in order
Five Bay films, a soft reboot that quietly replaced them, and an animated origin set before all of it.
ReadThe Matrix movies in order
Four films in a straight line, plus one animated anthology that is the actual beginning of the story.
ReadPirates of the Caribbean in order
Five films, no timeline tricks. The only thing worth knowing is which ones are actually connected.
ReadRocky and Creed movies in order
Nine films across almost fifty years, in a straight line. One of the longest continuous character stories in cinema.
ReadThe Godfather in order
Three films, watched in order. But the genuinely chronological version is not a reordering. It is a different edit.
ReadMad Max movies in order
Five films, one clean prequel, and a continuity its own director refuses to pin down.
ReadThe Bourne movies in order
Four films in a straight line, and one that takes place during the third.
ReadParanormal Activity in order
Seven films, and hardly any of them happen when they were released. This is the series chronological order was invented for.
ReadInsidious movies in order
Six films, and the third and fourth are both prequels. Chronological order costs nothing and gains a character arc.
ReadBlade Runner in order
Two films, three short films made to bridge them, and a series set fifty years later. Chronological order is simply better here.
ReadGhostbusters movies in order
Four films in one continuity, and a 2016 reboot that belongs to nothing.
ReadKarate Kid and Cobra Kai in order
Forty years, two separate continuities, and a 2025 film that finally welds them together.
ReadStar Wars in chronological order
The full timeline, from a century before the prequels to thirty-five years after the Battle of Yavin. Excellent as a rewatch, risky as a first watch.
ReadStar Trek in chronological order
Eleven centuries, in order. It is a fascinating map and a genuinely bad viewing plan.
ReadWhich Marvel movies can you skip?
Seventy-five titles is a lot. Here is the throughline, and honest permission to skip the rest.
ReadThe new DCU watch order
James Gunn's reboot, in order. Short, current, and the only DC continuity that is still being built.
ReadThe Wizarding World in chronological order
Fantastic Beasts first, then Hogwarts. It is a clean split, and still the wrong way to watch it.
ReadWhat to watch before Avengers: Doomsday
Doomsday pulls from three separate continuities. Here is the shortest honest catch-up.
ReadSpider-Man movies in order
Three live-action Peter Parkers, one animated Miles Morales, and a Sony universe with no Spider-Man in it at all.
ReadBack to the Future in order
Three films, four time periods, and the one franchise where chronological order is a category error.
ReadTwilight movies in order
Five films, four books, one continuous story. No prequels, no reboots, nothing to untangle.
ReadA Nightmare on Elm Street in order
Six sequels in one line, a meta-sequel set in the real world, a crossover, and a remake.
ReadFriday the 13th movies in order
Twelve films, and two facts that surprise almost everyone who starts the series.
ReadFinal Destination movies in order
Six films, and one of them is secretly a prequel, but you must not find that out first.
ReadChristopher Nolan movies in order
Thirteen films across three decades. The order is easy; the useful question is which one you open with.
ReadQuentin Tarantino movies in order
Nine films by his own count, ten by everyone else's. Here is the order, and where to begin.
ReadMartin Scorsese movies in order
Sixty years and more than twenty-five features. Here are the ones that matter, and the one to open with.
ReadDenis Villeneuve movies in order
Eight English-language and Quebec features, all standalone except Dune. Here is where to begin.
ReadStanley Kubrick movies in order
Thirteen features, no two in the same genre. The order is simple; the entry point is not.
ReadSteven Spielberg movies in order
Fifty years and more than thirty features. Here are the ones that matter, and where to start.
ReadDavid Fincher movies in order
Thirteen features, one of which he refuses to claim. Here is the order and where to begin.
ReadWes Anderson movies in order
Twelve features, and a style so consistent that the entry point matters more than the sequence.
ReadRidley Scott movies in order
Two of the greatest science fiction films ever made, and forty-five years of wildly uneven output around them.
ReadJames Cameron movies in order
Nine films he claims, four of which have held the record for highest-grossing ever made.
ReadAlfred Hitchcock movies in order
Fifty-plus films across six decades. Here are the ones that matter, and the one to open with.
ReadBong Joon-ho movies in order
Eight films, none of which stay in the genre they start in.
ReadDune movies in order
Three separate adaptations of the same books, plus a prequel series set ten millennia before Paul Atreides was born.
ReadShrek movies in order
Four Shrek films, two Puss in Boots spin-offs, and a fifth arriving for the twenty-fifth anniversary.
ReadToy Story movies in order
Five films in a straight line, and one that is a film inside the films.
ReadAvatar movies in order
Three films, one continuous story, and gaps long enough that the cast aged into them.
ReadScream movies in order
Seven films, one continuity, no reboots. For a long-running horror series that is genuinely remarkable.
ReadDie Hard movies in order
Five films, in order, with one of the steepest quality declines in any franchise.
ReadHayao Miyazaki movies in order
Twelve films across forty-four years, and most of them have no villain at all.
ReadCoen Brothers movies in order
Twenty-one films about people who are not nearly as clever as they believe.
ReadPeter Jackson movies in order
From a splatter comedy shot in his mother's kitchen to seventeen Academy Awards.
ReadRobert Zemeckis movies in order
Twenty-two films, each one built around a technical problem nobody had solved yet.
ReadGuillermo del Toro movies in order
Thirteen films, and in almost every one the monster is the sympathetic character.
ReadPaul Thomas Anderson movies in order
Ten films in thirty years, and almost all of them are about somebody who needs something badly.
ReadAkira Kurosawa movies in order
Thirty films across fifty years, and a startling amount of modern cinema is downstream of them.
ReadJohn Carpenter movies in order
Eighteen films, most of them about a small group trapped somewhere with something.
ReadSergio Leone movies in order
Seven films, and the third one is a prequel to the two before it.
ReadFrancis Ford Coppola movies in order
Four films between 1972 and 1979 that nobody has matched, and fifty years of everything else.
ReadGeorge Miller movies in order
The same director made Mad Max: Fury Road and a tap-dancing penguin musical, and meant both.
ReadEdgar Wright movies in order
Eight films, and a trilogy that is only a trilogy because of the ice cream.
ReadJordan Peele movies in order
Three films, each one less willing to explain itself than the last.
ReadGreta Gerwig movies in order
Three solo features, the biggest film of 2023, and Narnia next.
ReadWicked movies in order
Two films from one stage musical, and a 1939 classic that happens after both of them.
ReadKnives Out movies in order
Three murder mysteries, one detective, and no continuing story at all.
ReadKingsman movies in order
Two spy comedies and a First World War prequel that came out last.
ReadMen in Black movies in order
Three films with Smith and Jones, and one spin-off with neither.
ReadSonic movies in order
Three films, a six-episode series in the middle, and a fourth dated for 2027.
ReadOcean's movies in order
A 1960 original, the trilogy that remade it, a spin-off, and a prequel on the way.
ReadResident Evil movies in order
Nine titles, four separate continuities, and not one of them connects to another.
ReadThe Purge movies in order
Five films and a series in one continuity, with the prequel arriving fourth.
ReadEvangelion watch order
Two continuities, a film that replaces an ending rather than following it, and one entry almost nobody needs.
ReadFullmetal Alchemist watch order
Two adaptations of one manga. The question is not what order. It is which one.
ReadAttack on Titan watch order
One straight line, chopped into parts that aired years apart and are numbered differently everywhere.
ReadDemon Slayer watch order
Sequential, with one arc that exists twice and catches almost everybody.
ReadJujutsu Kaisen watch order
A prequel released in the middle, and the middle is exactly where it should stay.
ReadChainsaw Man watch order
Two things to watch, in the obvious order. The only question worth asking is what the film actually is.
ReadEvery Batman actor, in order
Six actors since 1989, across five continuities that mostly have nothing to do with one another, and one actor who plays the part in two of them, thirty-four years apart.
ReadEvery Spider-Man actor, in order
Three live-action Peter Parkers across twenty-four years, three separate continuities, and one film that puts all three of them in the same room.
ReadEvery Joker actor, in order
Four film Jokers who get a name, a fifth who does not, and no two of them in the same story.
ReadBleach watch order
The order is a straight line. The only real decision is how much of it you sit through.
ReadNaruto watch order
Two series, eleven films, and about seven hundred episodes. Roughly a third of it is optional.
ReadWhat to watch before Spider-Man: Brand New Day
A short list, and one surprising addition from a corner of the MCU that has nothing to do with Spider-Man.
ReadThe Punisher watch order
One special, one series it follows on from, and a Netflix run that came first.
ReadThe Defenders Saga watch order
Thirteen seasons across six shows, and for once the date order is the right order.
ReadBoruto watch order
Two hundred and ninety-three episodes, and the published filler counts for them run from 28 to 206.
ReadWhat to watch before Minions & Monsters
Nothing, as it turns out. It is the earliest film in the franchise by about forty-five years.
ReadWhat to watch before VisionQuest
Four entries carry Vision from the day he is built to the blank copy this series picks up.
ReadWhat to watch before Sunrise on the Reaping
Nothing is required. Two films make it land about twice as hard.
ReadWhat to watch before Dune: Part Three
Two films are required. Everything else with Dune on it is optional, and one part of it is ten thousand years away.
ReadWhat to watch before Blade Runner 2099
Two films, three shorts and an animated series, spread across eighty years of one timeline.
ReadWhich X-Men movies can you skip?
Thirteen films across two timelines that stop agreeing with each other halfway through.
ReadWhich DC movies can you skip?
Most of DC is not a series at all, which means most of it can be skipped without any consequence.
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