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If he's brainwashed to believe he's Bond, he shouldn't be aware of "the other fellow" or that "this never happened to him" etc.

I doubt the F&F franchise's other directors/writers/ producers knew about it. I guess I can accept Annapolis continues from Better Luck Tomorrow, but I don't think that necessarily makes Lin's navy boxing movie canon to F&F.

https://www.kpbs.org/news/arts-culture/2007/01/28/annapolisinterview-with-roger-fan "BA: Now the character name that you changed it to, wasnt that the name of your character in Better Luck Tomorrow? RF: [laughs] That was sort of an inside joke. I cant believe you picked up on that. I was sworn...

Annapolis also features Tyrese Gibson, Jim Parrack, Brian Goodman, Jordana Brewster, McCaleb Burnett, Wilmer Calderon, Lasco Atkins and Zachery Ty Bryan etc. playing different characters, so I don't think it fits in the F&F universe. Maybe a branched timeline :)

The characters' ongoing relationships between the movies treat them as the same people. Take the example of Felix Leiter the (alleged) 5th, played by David Hedison, who first works with Roger Moore's Bond in Live and Let Die. Then John Terry plays Leiter (the 6th?) against Timothy Dalton in The...

September '95 in the U.S.

BoP Alfred

I don't think either Burton movie is compatible, as BoP's premise is that Batman, his allies & enemies operated in secret and the public didn't know they existed. More of a Blade/Buffy/Men in Black approach.

Something like The Bourne Identity 2005, then The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum overlap like this in 2007, which also overlap with The Bourne Legacy.

Supergirl, Superman IV and Batman '89 were filmed in England. Superman III was shot in Alberta and Superman Returns in Australia. Meanwile Human Target is set in San Francisco but filmed in Vancouver, Canada, as were the Arrowverse shows etc.

I don't think that's supported by the movie.

I agree that Batman '66 Meets Wonder Woman '77 ought to be Earth-76. I imagine "Who's Afraid of Diana Prince?" (1967) is (/would have been) Earth-66. Same narrator & production company as Batman and The Green Hornet.

Peter has an Elektra comic poster in his room in the first Raimi movie:

By Spirit of Vengence, Johnny says the Rider is "hungrier than he's been in years".

These are jokey cameos not crossovers, but the Legends of Tomorrow took a visit to the set of The CW's Supernatural and stole their guns, and a character on The CW's Legacies (The Vampire Diaries) has a nightmare about The Flash's Gorilla Grodd.

Batman (1966–1968) Batman (1989) The Flash (1990-1991) Smallville (2001–2011) Birds of Prey (2002–2003) Superman Returns (2006) Green Lantern (2011)

At the end of the video, Deadpool asks if Korg has "any tips on getting into the MCU?"