Editorial standards and sources
How we interpret viewing orders, recommendations and availability.
Facts and recommendations
Titles, running times and links are catalogue data. Short routes, recommended connections and the choice of release order for beginners are editorial decisions. A recommendation does not mean that a film is compulsory or explains every reference.
Chronology
We order films by their main story, not every flashback or credits scene. We flag exceptions involving alternative universes. An approximate position is not an official date. You can compare the Marvel collections on Disney+ and Disney's release-order and chronology guide.
Availability in Spain
Each film page links to its JustWatch source and shows both our consultation date and the update date reported by that source. That is not the same as having played the title on every service. We distinguish subscriptions, rentals and purchases; a paid channel within another platform may require an additional subscription. Series retain their own review dates.
Corrections and updates
The 38 film pages were reviewed and the guides expanded on 6 October 2026. We do not change a source's verification date simply because the design changes. If you spot an error, provide the URL and a source through contact. Reports are recorded for review; we do not promise a response deadline.
No spoilers
We explain what an instalment adds and what to watch beforehand, while avoiding its ending. Trailers and external sources may contain revelations; open them when you want that level of detail.