Every Sci-Fi Movie Universe That Secretly Shares a Timeline
Sci-Fi Guy Explains
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Eleven sci-fi movie universes that quietly turn out to share a timeline, from a slushie that links five J. J. Abrams productions to the Weyland name turning up in a prison racing movie. Some of these connections are on the record and some are fan-assembled, and the video says which is which. #scifi #scifimovies #shareduniverse #movieeasteregg
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00:00 Slusho Connects Every Abrams Story — Star Trek, Cloverfield, Super 8
02:10 Todd Fought At Tannhäuser Gate — Soldier, Blade Runner
03:47 Terminal Island Is Weyland Property — Death Race, Alien
04:44 Sam Bell Made The News — Mute, Moon
06:06 Brightburn Read About Crimson Bolt — Brightburn, Super
06:59 Dutch Went To Rehab First — 28 Days, Transformers: Dark of the Moon
08:19 Doc Brown Stayed Out West — A Million Ways to Die in the West, Back to the Future
09:07 Emmerich Recycled His Own Bunker — Stargate, Independence Day
10:43 Idiocracy Ends Where WALL-E Starts — Idiocracy, WALL-E
12:04 Turbinium Funded The Federation — Total Recall, Starship Troopers, RoboCop
14:13 Lucas Paid Spielberg Back — E.T., Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
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Every Sci-Fi Movie Universe That Secretly Shares a Timeline
Sci-Fi Guy Explains
25,092 views
Eleven sci-fi movie universes that quietly turn out to share a timeline, from a slushie that links five J. J. Abrams productions to the Weyland name turning up in a prison racing movie. Some of these connections are on the record and some are fan-assembled, and the video says which is which. #scifi #scifimovies #shareduniverse #movieeasteregg
– Timestamps –
00:00 Slusho Connects Every Abrams Story — Star Trek, Cloverfield, Super 8
02:10 Todd Fought At Tannhäuser Gate — Soldier, Blade Runner
03:47 Terminal Island Is Weyland Property — Death Race, Alien
04:44 Sam Bell Made The News — Mute, Moon
06:06 Brightburn Read About Crimson Bolt — Brightburn, Super
06:59 Dutch Went To Rehab First — 28 Days, Transformers: Dark of the Moon
08:19 Doc Brown Stayed Out West — A Million Ways to Die in the West, Back to the Future
09:07 Emmerich Recycled His Own Bunker — Stargate, Independence Day
10:43 Idiocracy Ends Where WALL-E Starts — Idiocracy, WALL-E
12:04 Turbinium Funded The Federation — Total Recall, Starship Troopers, RoboCop
14:13 Lucas Paid Spielberg Back — E.T., Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
Drop a like and sub for more! 🖖
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This video may contain copyrighted material used under Fair Use provisions of US Copyright Law (Section 107). All credit goes to the respective copyright owners. This content is used for educational/commentary/criticism purposes only, is transformative in nature, and is not intended as a substitute for the original work. No copyright infringement is intended. We credit all sources where possible and follow YouTube’s Fair Use and copyright guidelines. For attribution concerns, please contact us directly.
1. Jumanji/Zathura. Both films were based on books by the same author and when Zathura came out they called it a cousin film to jumanji
2. Doctor Who/Star Trek. In the comics Matt Smiths 11th Doctor teamed up with the Star Trek TNG to stop and Borg/Cybermen alliance. This may have just been in the comics. But The makers of Star Trek Strange New Worlds have publicly admitted they contacted the BBC about doing a Star Trek/Doctor Who crossover episode. Also Star Trek Strange New Worlds actress Christina Chong appeared in the Doctor Who episode A good Man goes to War and even pitched the idea that Her Doctor Who and Star Trek Strange New Worlds characters could be connected.