Just a quick question, what are y'all thoughts on this? Could all DreamWorks Movies be in one timeline? (If so, I personally would ignore the Wallace & Gromit movie, as that opens a completely new can of worms)
Will check it out, thanks!Theoriser did a really good YouTube series on it, actually (much better than the Film Theory one IMO)
Where's the Guillermo del Toro Universe theory?I don't think so, honestly.
Has anyone done a serious thread about this franchise? I'd like to see a time-stamped breakdown.The Hunger Games Timeline
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10 yrs after the war • The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (2023)
50 yrs after the war • The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (2026)
74 yrs after the war • The Hunger Games (2012)
75 yrs after the war • The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)
76 yrs after the war • The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part One (2014)
76 yrs after the war • The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part Two (2015)
I’d love to see it - though I imagine getting actual dates would be extremely hard (unless you scour monitors/calendars for hours)Has anyone done a serious thread about this franchise? I'd like to see a time-stamped breakdown.
Considering the Hunger Games is post apocalyptic, they probably don’t even use the Gregorian calendar anymoreI'd love to see it - though I imagine getting actual dates would be extremely hard (unless you scour monitors/calendars for hours)
It's hard to make a timeline of the Xenaverse, as you'd be totally on your own.When it's fully documented, it'll get added to the Slasherverse right away, right?
… right?
Wait, what?!Don't forget the episodes set in the 1940s and 'present day' at time of the show too (the latter one being their way of doing an episode while Sorbo recovered from three strokes!)
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Where's the Guillermo del Toro Universe theory?
The Devil's Backbone, Pan's Labyrinth and Pinocchio are a thematically connected trilogy (stated by del Toro), with two characters from The Devil's Backbone appearing in Pan's Labyrinth and stained glass windows in Pinocchio featuring the Pale Man and Faun from Pan's Labyrinth.
Frankenstein and The Shape of Water make up his "Classic Monsters" universe, in a manner of speaking. His producer said they're in the same universe.
Frankenstein and Pinocchio are sibling films.