Franchise Watch Sequencer

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Why Order Matters

Release order keeps twists and post-credit scenes intact. Chronological order tells a straight timeline but can spoil later reveals. Custom order lets you weave in one-shots, specials, or debated canon entries exactly where you want them.

Common Mistakes

Spoiler placement: Watching Captain Marvel early in MCU chronological order spoils the Tesseract reveal and mid-credit scene from Infinity War.
Missing specials: The Star Wars Holiday Special and Werewolf by Night are easy to skip but add context for die-hard fans.
Canon confusion: Not every spin-off is main-timeline canon. The planner marks optional entries with a dashed border.

Release vs Chronological: Star Wars Example

Release Order	Chronological Order
A New Hope (1977)	The Phantom Menace (1999)
The Empire Strikes Back (1980)	Attack of the Clones (2002)
Return of the Jedi (1983)	The Clone Wars (2008)
The Phantom Menace (1999)	Revenge of the Sith (2005)
Attack of the Clones (2002)	Solo (2018)

Notice how the Vader reveal lands differently depending on where you start.

Quick Tips

Click the circle next to any title to mark it watched. Your progress saves automatically.
Drag the handle (⋮⋮) on any row to reorder entries.
Use Save List to keep your order in this browser. Come back anytime.
Share copies a link with your exact sequence. Send it to your watch party.
Print Checklist gives you a clean page with checkboxes for tracking offline.

Preset Franchises Included

MCU (movies, Disney+ shows, Netflix optional), Star Wars (live-action films and shows), Harry Potter / Wizarding World (including Fantastic Beasts), Middle-earth (LOTR and Hobbit trilogies), and DC Extended Universe. More presets added as new phases release.