Film Timelines

The 1960s brought us James Bond, some of the greatest Disney classics, musicals and westerns at their height, and dozens of other incredible films. These are our picks for the best 1960s films.

The Karate Kid has been a classic since 1984 when it was first released. Now it lives on with the Cobra Kai television show. Here it is in order.

Kevin Smith has made a name for himself in Hollywood as one of the more irreverent, yet somehow brilliant, directors and writers. But did you know that most of his work is connected? This is the View Askewniverse timeline.

What started as an innovative computer sci-fi film, has endured a number of false starts in its lifetime, with Disney ultimately abandoning it in favor of buying Star Wars instead. But it remains beloved by many fans. This is the Tron timeline.

Even though this franchise has struggled to stay afloat since Terminator 3, it’s still one of the more beloved sci-fi franchises, thanks to some incredible films to start with. But did you know there are also books and comics? This is the Terminator timeline.

Quentin Tarantino is one of the more respected film directors in Hollywood, but did you know that most of his work is connected? This is the Quentin Tarantino Universe timeline.

Planet of the Apes sprung into popularity with the 1968 film, though it originated with a novel five years earlier. It has since gone on to be an enduring franchise, with new films produced right into the modern day. This is the Planet of the Apes timeline.

Though this franchise originated as a ride at Disney parks, it grew into a franchise after a stunning performance by Johnny Depp in the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie. It has since gone on to spawn multiple book series, film sequels, video games, and more! This is the Pirates of the Caribbean timeline. What’s...

Mission Impossible started as a popular television series which was adapted into a popular film series starring Tom Cruise. That series has gone on to be incredibly popular in modern times, and continues to produce more and more entertainment.

Men in Black is one of those rare franchises that was taken over by a medium that it did not originate in. It started out with just a few comic issues, many of which are nearly impossible to find today, but the films essentially took over and made the franchise its own. This is the...