Where does War of the Planet of the Apes (2017) stand in the chronology of the movies, does it fall right after Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014) or is the follow up for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014) a prequel to the original Planet of the Apes (1967) and War ends up after Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1993)?
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Basically, I ended somewhere on the reboot film made in 2001. I would like to get back to Planet of Apes series and watch it again.  With Star Wars franchise, there is famous order of how should one watch the series. Is there something similar with The Planet of Apes series?
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I remember a group of people (soldiers?) stuck in a jungle and attacked by two different sorts of aliens. One looked a lot like the Xenomorphs from the Alien movies, very bestial. The other was a humanoid armored creature  like in Predator films which I remember had a jetpack, and might have had a thrown weapon that looked like a fanged frisbee. I distinctly remember the jetpack bit happened on a bridge.  After that, my memory gets very fuzzy right up until the end credits which featured the aliens (both? Maybe just the Xenomorph ones) on a talk show. I vaguely remember TV Tropes mentioning this, and that vague memory suggests it was originally a Swedish movie.  I would have watched it on TV somewhere between 1994 and 1998, possibly on a premium cable channel as I think I watched it while at All State Choir, where they bunked us up in hotels and frequently forgot to shut down the premium channels.  I'm pretty sure that the English title had the word "Alien" in it, and I think it was just a two word title.  Trish Ling clued me in that the talk show bit is from a totally different movie than the first movie, which is the one I was really looking for, so I've struck out those bits.
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When Thanos described his planet, he mentioned that they were on the brink of collapse as a civilization. But I haven't seen anyone from his species in the movies.   Is he the only survivor? I guess many did have escaped Titan before their impending doom. Or nobody make it except Thanos?
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I am currently watching . Should I watch the other  anime films?  What's the difference between this version and the 1412 version?  And another question, what's the meaning of 1412?
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I have seen only the first three movies, so I don't know whether the other movies/TV series deal with this question or not. My main point is that in the movies, the terminator that travels back furthest in time is of the worst quality, and the quality increases with the time travel (meaning they travelled from a later time). What is a good explanation for this?  Note: I am not interested in the obvious not-in-universe explanation that they wanted something better and bigger for each new movie.
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After spending some time reading  I was convinced to buy the book.  I've ordered what I think is the  in my local bookstore (yay local) and it seems to relate to the first one or two years of of web content, but I can't be sure.  My question is: "how does the book series line up with the Web comic?"  Does it contain specific episodes/adventures, relate to strips from a specific time-span or is it simply an assortment of episodes?  UPDATE: They are amazing.  It is interplanetary war in the introduction!!!!  Yes!
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Much like Superman III and IV were kind of just...ignored... was it the same with the 3rd and 4th X-Men movies when X-Men: First Class came out?  It seems that most of the inconsistancies with the First Class story come from the last two movies' story lines, so I was just curious.
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Ok, I know it's not really a truce but after "The One" dies and the robots have given up fighting what happens? Are there works that showcase what happens after the last movie, Revolutions? Or is the end of Revolutions the last in-universe piece?  I know the Animatrix sort of gives us a nice background history of the world before The Matrix and why the Matrix was formed but what about the post-Matrix period? Do the robots and humans live in peace, etc?
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I seem to remember reading that there were going to be three trilogies originally in Star Wars, i.e. they would add episodes 7 - 9.  Was that ever the case? What happened to that plan?  Update: looks like that original plan !
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In The Last Jedi, the resistance fleet, seemingly about to be destroyed, fortuitously comes across the planet Crait, and Leia "reveals" a plan to stealth down to the planet to escape.  This is news to the audience, who thus far knew that Admiral Holdo's plan was... to just keep running until they died?   ...or was it?  Did Vice Admiral Holdo know about the presence of Crait and/or intend to go there all along?  Answers directly from the movie are preferable, but other canon material is also acceptable.  Incidentally, if she did know about Crait, why was this information not shared with the rest of the resistance command?  Corollary question discussed , though I would prefer an explanation from canon material instead of speculation.
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Usually, in Star Trek, when there's a timeline change, the indication is that the original timeline is gone and replaced with the new one.  In City on the Edge of Forever, Kirk makes a comment that if they don't get the timeline straight, that millions of people who never died before will die.  Much of the time travel in Trek created suspense by declaring a need to restore the original timeline.  It's already been discussed in other questions about how, in the new movie (simply titled Star Trek with no subtitle or series number) they were unable to restore the original timeline.  While some of this is open to interpretation, it seemed like in this instance, for the first time, in Trek, there was an alternate timeline that was seen as an alternate possibility - no reference was made to it replacing the original timeline.  In this movie, was there any reference to the original timeline still existing?  In this movie, was the original timeline still considered to be intact?
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I think it's well established that for the basic premise in the Back to the Future Trilogy to work, we have a system of alternate timelines.  If this is the case though, then why would Marty in Back to the Future (the original) begin to fade?  Logically, there would simply be no Marty in the alternate timeline created when Marty travels back to 1955 for the first time; why should this affect the original Marty from the original timeline?
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IDW Publishing are bringing out a , Assimilation2, set in ST:TNG (presumably the TNG in the timeline prior to the events of the 2009 movie) featuring the 11th Doctor.  Is the canon of these two universes at all compatible?  Both feature a lot of time travel, so we've seen the development of humanity through many centuries in the future.  Are there direct contradictions that make it impossible for these two universes to merge, without some sort of trick like having the Doctor come from an alternate universe?  Or, given the vast spread of time, is it possible that the events of the Star Trek stories have taken place between Doctor Who stories?
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Order 66 was used after about 3 years of fighting during the Clone Wars.  The primary goal was to wipe out the Jedi.  When it was given, the excuse was that there were signs of a Jedi rebellion against the Republic, which was an entirely manufactured reason.  If Palpatine was just going to make up a reason, what did he gain by allowing the Clone Wars to proceed for a full 3 years?  While he's a Sith, and therefore evil, and isn't going to care about lives lost, he's still losing resources, such as the clone troopers that will be able to serve him as stormtroopers.  Why did he need to wait so long before giving Order 66?
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I'm curious what the timeline is for the events so far for all the games of Five Nights at Freddy's.  From playing FNaF 3 I'm not sure if I'm wrong but it seems to take place shortly after the events after FNaF2, which happens after FNaF1, but some people have been telling me it's the other way around, in that FNaF 3 comes first, then 1 &amp; 2.  How do 4 and the two un-numbered sequels factor into this?
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C-3PO frequently speaks of “the Maker.” Is this a true droid religion, or is this a religious reverence by droids for their specific creators (in this case, Anakin, even though C-3PO has forgotten who he is)? Is this even a droid thing or is it just C-3PO? What else do we know about this “Maker”-worship?
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Thaddeus's  got me wondering about what exactly is the difference between Marvel's Ultimate universe (Earth-1610) and the Cinematic universe (Earth-199999)?  After all from what I've seen of the Marvel movies (admittedly not all of them) they seem to largely draw from the Ultimate universe anyway.