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Over the weekend I was finally able to sit down and watch 1985's "A View To A Kill". I'm hoping to be back in the swing of things and get through this franchise so we can get it time-lined. This one only had a couple of findings for the placement. At around the 31:31 mark, a check dated "3 May...

Has anyone done the Quite Place trilogy?

So are these supposed to be the "Dark Universe"?

Can someone please tell me if anyone did a timeline for Transformers Animated?

Is there a timeline for the Transformers: Animated series?

And then at the end there is this exchange during the final scene, which takes place "months" after the six month jump. Dick: "Gosh, Bruce, it's been months. How do you think Harvey will act when he sees us?" Bruce: "The warden says Harvey's been a model prisoner."

As for Batman VS Two-Face, a 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 can be seen at one point, placing this film in at least this year.

We never see anyone visit...

This is Dick's own apartment after Bruce fired him. So no Alfred!

Personally I consider the two animated films "based on" the live action series rather than a part of it. But your milage may vary.

Not sure where else to post this, but Batman Return Of The Caped Crusaders is firmly set in 1966.

The very high demand for the new blu rays of the first two films shows there is still a big TRON audience. I'm a new fan so I'm personally looking forward to ARES.

I'm fine with it. The DCU and the DCEU should remain separate as far as I'm concerned.

Is anyone interested in doing a Rocky/Creed timeline?

Time will tell, but every interview I watch he lacks confidence that a Kevin Feige or a George Lucas would have.

Exactly why I don't think he's the right person for the job.

I know this is a big topic, but I just don't see James lasting in this role. I have a vote of no confidence in his leadership ability.

I say we count them personally.

I understand. For me, I don't count R rated parody style content (like Peacemaker). I prefer standard PG-13 superhero fare, not hard R rated vulgarity.