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** It is also possible that the cleft point from actual history leads to World War 1 being the more common usage (the first recorded use of the term dates back to a 1917 letter from an invalided officer to his father). Evidently, in the film's AlternateHistory, it caught on in a way it didn't in our reality until World War II.
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** Given the extent and severity of the robot attacks against cities and resources worldwide, it's entirely plausible that Joe and others consider ''that'' to constitute World War II in their AlternateHistory. Any global conflict that the Axis powers might subsequently stir up would have to be called World War '''III''' instead.
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!!FridgeBrilliance
* The idea that Dr. Totenkopf, [[spoiler:who has been dead for 20 years in the story]], is being portrayed using re-cut archived footage of Creator/LaurenceOlivier, who had died 15 years before the film is released. [[spoiler:The idea of a dead man portraying a dead man just kinda seems to work.]]
!!FridgeLogic
* In a minor case, Joe refers to "UsefulNotes/WorldWarI." At the time the film is set, [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII the sequel]] hadn't broken out. It would have been called "The Great War" (or "The World War", which ''was'' used at the time, although mostly by Germans).
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* The idea that Dr. Totenkopf, [[spoiler:who has been dead for 20 years in the story]], is being portrayed using re-cut archived footage of Creator/LaurenceOlivier, who had died 15 years before the film is released. [[spoiler:The idea of a dead man portraying a dead man just kinda seems to work.]]
!!FridgeLogic
* In a minor case, Joe refers to "UsefulNotes/WorldWarI." At the time the film is set, [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII the sequel]] hadn't broken out. It would have been called "The Great War" (or "The World War", which ''was'' used at the time, although mostly by Germans).
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