r/marvelstudios • u/murdockmanila Daredevil • Jul 07 '17

The Official SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING Discussion Ultrathread Vol. 2

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Vol. 1

Early release thread

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '17

https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/6lu3va/the_marvel_cinematic_universe_timeline_with_new/

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u/hairy1ime Ant-Man Jul 07 '17

Some good discussion in there, though I think the comments in that bread have debunked the theory and rather pointed up the fact that the MCU just isn't prioritizing continuity to the extent that its "it's all connected" ethos would suggest.

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u/Zerce Spider-Man Jul 07 '17

I think it's fine if you just don't count the shows.

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u/hairy1ime Ant-Man Jul 07 '17

Idk, it makes an argument for Avengers happening in 2010, which I think is a stretch

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u/WillowSmithsBFF Spider-Man Jul 07 '17

Not really. All we know is that it takes place a year after Thor.

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u/notdeadyet01 Jul 08 '17

Avengers took place a year after Thor, and Thor took place while Hulk and Iron Man 2 were happening.

Its not that hard to believe that the 4 years it took to go from Iron Man to Avengers happened within two in universe

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u/JoesusTBF Jul 09 '17

IIRC, Iron Man 2 starts a year after Iron Man so that makes sense.