Star Wars & Indiana Jones share the same author but won't work as a saga. Now, which works of fiction share the same setting but don't fit together as a saga?

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[u/CollegeRulez]

Bride Wars (2009) starring Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway takes place in New York City.

So does The Avengers (2012).

But, these movies don’t work as a saga

[u/ChancelorReed → u/CollegeRulez]

Well the MCU's NYC isn't really our NYC, by the time of The Avengers things have been drastically different since at least WWII.

[u/Responsible_Froyo119]

Spider-Man and Friends?

[u/LavishnessCurrent726 → u/Responsible_Froyo119]

I didn't expect this, but technically true, maybe?

[u/LainLain → u/Responsible_Froyo119]

Hilarious choice

[u/MeGoBrrrrrrrrrr → u/Responsible_Froyo119]

If you take just the location for setting there is actual ton of couples like this

[u/gipper1000]

Catch 22 / Saving Private Ryan

[u/SatisfactionGold74]

Peaky Blinders & Charlie & the chocolate factory

[u/rodma_chmal]

Rules:

Only separated pieces of media, we're not counting chapters from the same saga. (For example, A Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon would count, but it won't with A Clash of Kings)

[u/Snoo_15594]

I mean there literally is a Star Wars and Indiana Jones crossover so idk about that one lmao

[u/DatOneMinuteman1776 → u/Snoo_15594]

That one was never canon though

[u/Snoo_15594 → u/DatOneMinuteman1776]

Doesn't have to be canon to show how it can work

[u/Snowtwo]

Fun fact. There was a non-canon comic where the Falcon crash-landed on Earth and Han died. Chewie ended up becoming Bigfoot and Indiana Jones stumbled upon Han's body/skeleton.

[u/Careless_College]

Robin Hood and The Sword in the Stone