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I'm looking to start a head-canon "Mythological Cinematic Universe" that contains mythological films like Immortals, Clash/Wrath Of The Titans and Gods Of Egypt to name a few. I'm mainly looking at the modern era but would be open to 1980s or 1990s films if they fit. Anyone ever attempt...

Can you help me understand your reasonings behind Enemy Mine, A Sound Of Thunder, Outland, Capricorn One and T.R. Baskin?

IMO I suggest we use script order which splits up the series into 6 seasons, 13 episodes each (with the 6th season being only 10 episodes). I think this will be the cleanest and most accurate solution.

Follow up, this may be the best guide for "X-Men". Below is a list of every episode of X-MEN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, listed in SCRIPT ORDER by the number assigned by the production company (in boldface). For those of you keeping score, this is your best guide in terms of overall series...

I think "X-Men" needs an overhaul due to this.... According to Stephen Melching, one of the writers for seasons 3 and up, this is the order that the X-Men episodes were assigned to be written in... X-MEN: THE ANIMATED SERIES For those of you keeping score, below is a list of X-Men episodes...

Yes.

The Incredible Hulk And She-Hulk Episode 1.02: "Down Memory Lane" gives us a month:

What a daunting task. This makes my Scooby-Doo universe chronology seem like child's play!

Gosh DC needs new leadership. What on earth is wrong with this studio?

So I'm actually cool with Blue Beetle being the first DCU movie. Here are my notes on the film, I think it'll fit nicely honestly. A reporter can be heard in the background talking about Bruce Wayne and his recent acquisition of a popular app. "And in other news, Gotham City millionaire tycoon...

How well would TFOne work as a prequel to The CGI Prime series?

I stand by this. #Jawsiscanon

I have not watched through this franchise yet, but saw this on TV Tropes and was wondering if it's true. In regards to Transformers One:

Oh also, is it possible the first film takes place in 1997? In MIB:III, When J explains himself to K in 1969, he says "Twenty-five years from now, you recruit me". 25 years after 1969 is 1994, whereas the first film took place in 1997.

Don't forget this... "The MIB Meet The NBA" This short is located on the "Men In Black: International" Blu-ray. The 2019 NBA Finals occurred from May 30th – June 13th, placing this short in May or June of 2019.

The producers denied it's canonicity but I think that was just damage control because of how it was received or was about to be. Clearly they lacked confidence in this project.

Works well enough for me. Here are my notes: Brainiac was last seen during the events of "Knight Time" where it was launched into space and seemingly destroyed. In this film, Brainiac arrives to Earth via a Meteor. "Twilight, Pt. II" gives us our answer of why he came from space. ....and...

Yep.

Same, but if you look very closely at the right stone, it almost looks like 2013.