All franchises
65 universes, 662 titles, every one with a release order and a curated in-universe order.
65 of 65 franchises
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MCU
Every movie and series, in the order that actually makes sense.
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Star Wars
Nine films, a dozen series, and one contested question.
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DC
Eight continuities, one clear path through all of them.
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Spider-Man
Five continuities, three Peter Parkers, and one film that puts them in a room.
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Harry Potter
Eight years at Hogwarts, and three films that come sixty years earlier.
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Middle-earth
Two trilogies, one Age apart, and a real argument about where to start.
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Star Trek
Sixty years, eleven centuries, and two timelines.
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James Bond
Twenty-five films, six actors, and only one of them tells a story in order.
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Fast & Furious
The one where watching in release order actively spoils it.
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Mission: Impossible
Eight films that get better as they go, rare.
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Indiana Jones
Five films, and the second one is a prequel.
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Jurassic Park
Seven films, thirty years, and no timeline puzzles at all.
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Hunger Games
Four films forward, two prequels back, and one obvious trap.
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Twilight
Five films, four books, and no complications whatsoever.
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Terminator
Two great films and four incompatible attempts to continue them.
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The Matrix
Four films, one anthology, and a trilogy that ends twice.
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MonsterVerse
Godzilla and Kong, told badly out of order.
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Transformers
Five Bay films, and a soft reboot that quietly replaced them.
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Blade Runner
Two films, three bridging shorts, and eighty years between them.
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Back to the Future
Four time periods, three films, one perfectly closed loop.
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Dune
Three adaptations, and a prequel set ten thousand years earlier.
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Avatar
Three films, in order, with long gaps in between.
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Wicked
Two films, and the 1939 classic they lead into.
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Narnia
Start at the wardrobe, or at the day Narnia was made?
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Apes
Two separate continuities, one remake, and a genuine time loop.
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X-Men
Twenty years, two casts, and a timeline the films rewrote mid-run.
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Ghostbusters
Four films in one continuity, and one reboot in its own.
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Men in Black
Three films with Smith and Jones, and one without.
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Sonic
Three films, one series in the middle, and a fourth coming.
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Mad Max
Five films, and the continuity is deliberately unresolved.
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Bourne
Four films in a line, and one that happens during the third.
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The Godfather
Three films, and a fourth version that puts them in actual order.
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Knives Out
Three mysteries, one detective, no continuing story.
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Ocean's
A 1960 original, a trilogy that remade it, and a spin-off.
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Kingsman
Two spy comedies and a First World War prequel.
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Karate Kid
Forty years, two continuities, and a 2025 film that welds them together.
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Pirates
A trilogy, then two sequels that mostly stand alone.
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Rocky
Nine films, fifty years, one continuous story.
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Die Hard
Five films in order, and a very steep decline.
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Despicable Me
The newest film is set eighty years before the first one.
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Shrek
Four films, two spin-offs, and one of them is a prequel.
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Toy Story
Five films in order, and one that is a film inside the films.
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Alien
Four decades, three centuries, and two crossovers nobody counts.
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Predator
Made forwards, set backwards, from 841 AD to the far future.
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John Wick
Four chapters, one prequel, and a spin-off set in the middle.
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Resident Evil
Nine titles, four continuities, and none of them connect.
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The Conjuring
Four decades of hauntings, in an order that finally makes sense.
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Halloween
Thirteen films, five timelines, and one film with no Michael Myers at all.
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The Purge
Five films and a series, and the prequel came fourth.
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Elm Street
Seven sequels, a meta-sequel, a crossover and a remake.
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Friday the 13th
Twelve films, and Jason is not even in the first one.
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Saw
Ten films, and the newest one is set second.
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Scream
Seven films, one continuity, no tricks, which for horror is the trick.
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Final Destination
Six films so far, and the fifth one is a prequel, but only tell people afterwards.
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Insidious
Films three and four are prequels. That is the whole puzzle.
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Paranormal Activity
Seven films, and almost none of them happen when they were released.
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Demon Slayer
One straight line, and one arc that exists twice.
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Jujutsu Kaisen
A prequel film in the middle, and it belongs there.
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Attack on Titan
One straight line, chopped into parts that aired years apart.
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Chainsaw Man
One season, one film that continues it, and a second season coming.
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Fullmetal Alchemist
Two adaptations of the same manga, and only one follows the book.
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Evangelion
Two continuities, one film that replaces an ending, and one you can skip.
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Bleach
A straight line with a third of it optional.
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Naruto
Three series, eleven films, and the most famous filler run in anime.
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Defenders Saga
Thirteen seasons that converge once, and the date order is the right order.
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