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The evidence for 2018 is much more clear and notable than the hard-to-spot evidence for 2023. I don't accept "more" evidence from graffiti and small background text compared to the very clear 2018 date at Peter's grave. The more clear the date, the more valid it is. Even with something like the...

This is the timeline for the Spider-Verse film series. This reality is designated Earth-1610B in the Marvel Multiverse. Timeline 1996 ???? Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (0:35:50 - 0:35:51) [Earth-616B] 2008 ???? Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (0:01:25 - 0:01:26) Spider-Man: Into the...

We can call it Earth-66 (Live-Action + Comic + Animated Multiverse) and Earth-76 (Live-Action Multiverse) respectively. Also, it was called Earth-66 in the comics too.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=901700279 Scarface, Point Break and Hardcore Henry are canon to Payday as well. I would imagine that if we were to take it as the same universe as John Wick, then it would have to be between Chapter 3 and Chapter 4, or maybe even after...

Might be able to track the timeline of the first three films entirely if 9/12/14. Looks like a list of charges, so pretty easy to place it in September as victims. Edit: Dead end. The 2014 date fits, but the rest just don't make sense when you look at it critically. But... eh, close enough.

This is the timeline for the John Wick film series and its tie-in material. Timeline Reasoning The Continental crosses into the new year. The series references the 1978-1979 Winter of Discontent. John Wick's car has an expiry date of 10/10/14 on the registration sticker, seen in both John Wick...

1. Uh... I don't know. Payday has lots of crossovers. Simple to ignore I guess. The actual timeline is contradictory, but it'd be either between Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 or even after Chapter 4 (let's be honest...). 2. More likely Atomic Blonde or Nobody would get a crossover, actually.

2014 expiration sticker. So 2014 confirmed.

Do the John Wick films have any dates in them? They cover a short period of time. If they don't, I guess 2014-2015? Uh... something like this. 1979 - The Continental: From the World of John Wick 1x01, "Night 1: Brothers in Arms" 1979 - The Continental: From the World of John Wick 1x02, "Night...

What's the Marvel Sliding timeline like again? Is it this? 1961-1964 (Year One) 1965-1968 (Year Two) 1969-1972 (Year Three) 1973-1976 (Year Four) 1977-1970 (Year Five) 1981-1984 (Year Six) 1985-1988 (Year Seven) 1989-1992 (Year Eight) 1993-1996 (Year Nine) 1997-2000 (Year Ten) 2001-2004 (Year...

It's actually weirder than that. It's the Earth for the Daredevil movie that was being made within the View Askewniverse. In other words, it's fiction within fiction. Aliens vs Predator is listed as Earth-94415 due to Wolverine's skeleton appearing in Alien/Predator: Deadliest of the Species...

I don't think it's the same Predator from Alien/Predator: Deadliest of the Species. I'm sure Wolverine will come out on top.

1. Dark Horse Comics is an anthology and each issue has multiple stories. #4-5 don't have any RoboCop stories. 2. Well, allegedly the Prime Directives website referenced that RoboCop was "instrumental in succesfully repelling the retrotemporal takeover of OCP by Cyberdyne Systems five years...

RoboCop is definitely set in 1990-1991, by the way. 1. A TV spot places it in 1991. 2. RoboCop: Prime Directives places Alex Murphy's "death" in 1990. Since we know that the movie progresses into the following year, this is actually a pretty solid timeline. As a result, the second film is...

Does wikipedia manage to get anything right? It's not even hard, the 1994 TV series literally changes character names and appearances completely so it's obviously its own thing, and Prime Directives references the second and third films. Original Continuity 1991 - RoboCop (1987 Film) 1992 -...

Uh... on The Man From U.N.C.L.E. timeline. Possibly the original timeline.

They're alternate versions. Wesley, for example, is "Blade" in a universe where Blade is an in-universe movie. Very meta, but yeah.

Original Timeline 1962 - Dr. No 1963 - From Russia with Love 1964 - Goldfinger 1965 - Thunderball 1966 - You Only Live Twice 1969 - On Her Majesty's Secret Service 1971 - Diamonds Are Forever 1973 - Live and Let Die 1974 - The Man with the Golden Gun 1977 - The Spy Who Loved Me 1978 - Moonraker...

That was 007 Legends I believe, not GoldenEye. It was because of Blofeld being a different guy.

Kind of just redundant to exclude those films. Bond is a spy, so the passports aren't really a problem for me. You'd expect some things to be faked. I don't know why you can't just say that it's all one character, especially when Die Another Day has all of this in it. Also, small prop dates...