America: The Motion Picture (2021) Timeline Explained – Every Event in Order

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1. 1

   Benedict Arnold's Betrayal

   In January 1776, shortly after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Benedict Arnold orchestrates a betrayal against his fellow patriots. This treacherous act leads to the death of many innocent people at the hands of the British, setting the stage for chaos.

   When

   January 1776

2. 2

   Confrontation at Ford's Theater

   Arnold's plot thickens as he confronts George Washington and Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theater. During a play, Abe's complaints about high ticket prices provide an odd moment of tension before the chaotic events unfold.

   Where

   Ford's Theater

3. 3

   Lincoln's Tragic Fate

   In a shocking turn of events, Arnold transforms into a werewolf and violently destroys the signed Declaration of Independence. He then fatally attacks Lincoln, who in his final moments urges Washington to commit to the future of America.

   Where

   Ford's Theater

4. 4

   Washington's Resistance

   Despite narrowly escaping death, Washington retaliates against Arnold's brutality with chainsaws. However, Arnold manages to evade capture, revealing his cunning and treachery, leaving Washington in a state of frustration.

5. 5

   Lincoln's Funeral

   At Lincoln's somber funeral, Washington meets Martha Dandridge, who encourages him to continue fighting for the revolution. Their encounter inspires Washington, rekindling a sense of purpose.

6. 6

   Gathering Allies

   Washington teams up with Samuel Adams and a diverse group of allies, including Thomas Edison, Geronimo, and Paul Revere. Together, they form an eclectic team to take on Arnold's sinister plot.

7. 7

   Confrontation in Vietnam

   The group tracks Arnold down to a vibrant bar in Vietnam, where they engage in a tense confrontation. In a moment of desperation, Geronimo sacrifices his arm to prevent turning into a werewolf after being bitten by Arnold.

   Where

   Vietnam

8. 8

   The Jet Ski Escape

   As Arnold makes a swift getaway on a Jet Ski through the Boston River, Washington grapples with feelings of defeat. However, Martha encourages him, reigniting his determination to fight back.

   Where

   Boston River

9. 9

   Forging the Silver Bullet

   To combat Arnold, the group enlists the help of master blacksmith John Henry to forge a silver bullet. Their quest brings them aboard the Titanic to secure silver spoons needed for the weapon.

   Where

   Titanic

10. 10

    Titanic Disaster

    Their heist takes an unexpected turn when the Titanic tragically sinks, complicating their plans. They concoct a cover story about an iceberg collision, but their mission is derailed amidst the chaos.

    Where

    Titanic

11. 11

    Arnold's New Scheme

    Arnold captures Martha, who becomes a pawn in his schemes alongside King James. Washington learns of their plans and prepares to set a trap to capture Arnold and thwart his war machine.

    Where

    Gettysburg

12. 12

    Clyde's Sacrifice

    In a climactic moment, Clyde sacrifices himself to prevent Arnold from unleashing a devastating explosion. This act of bravery underscores the stakes at hand as Washington rallies his forces.

    Where

    Gettysburg

13. 13

    Climactic Battle

    The battle escalates as Washington's hastily formed army clashes with a supernatural British force led by a holographic King James. Fantastical elements turn the battlefield into a chaotic scene of mayhem.

14. 14

    Defeating Arnold

    As Arnold transforms into a Mega Wolf, the tide turns when Edison creatively repurposes tea rain into a wave of beer. This brilliant tactic causes an identity crisis among the British ranks, undermining Arnold's power.

15. 15

    Commemorating America

    Months later, Washington holds a celebration on July 4, 1776, to commemorate America's founding. However, the event erupts in chaos as serious societal issues ignite heated debates among the crowd.

    When

    July 4, 1776