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First time viewing of the Star Wars movies tier list

I was born in 2005 and didn’t really grow up with Star Wars but my parents liked it so I saw all the sequels in theaters, now I went back and watched the older movies and this is how I rank them. I watched them in chronological order instead of release order if that matters

u/Comfortable_Day4505 — 22 hours ago

Prequels vs sequels reviews

Below are the reviews for the 6 Star Wars movies in the prequel and sequel trilogies. I used Rotten Tomatoes, IMDb, and Letterboxd, then averaged them out. The weighted scores are all out of 100%.

The Phantom Menace (1999): 54% / 6.5 / 3.1/5 - 60.3%
Attack of the Clones (2002): 62% / 6.6 / 3.1/5 - 63.3%
Revenge of the Sith (2005): 79% / 7.7 / 4.1/5 - 79.3%
Prequel score: 67.6%

The Force Awakens (2015): 93% / 7.7 / 3.2/5 - 77%
The Last Jedi (2018): 91% / 6.8 / 2.9/5 - 72.3%
The Rise of Skywalker (2019): 51% / 6.3 / 2.3/5 - 53.3%
Sequel score: 67.5%

There is a .1% difference in their overall weighted scores between the two trilogies.
The prequels final movie, Revenge of the Sith, is rated the highest of the six, with sequel’s first film, The Force Awakens, not far behind.

Do you think these ratings reflect how each trilogy is perceived by its fans? Or is it mostly the critics opinion? From what I’ve heard from most fans, they would think TFA was too high while Attack of the Clones was too low, with The Phantom Menace still above the last 2 sequel movies. I think TFA was far and above the other two, and it still had potential to bring something new to the table while still sticking to Star Wars.

The original trilogy’s scores are as follows:

A New Hope (1977): 94% / 8.6 / 4.2/5 - 88%
The Empire Strikes Back (1980): 93% / 8.7 / 4.4/5 - 89.3%
Return of the Jedi (1983): 83% / 8.3 / 4.1/5 - 82.7%
Originals score: 86.7%

The average score of the whole Skywalker Saga is 73.9%

It’s crazy to me that no one Star Wars movie has an average rating of 9/10 across the 3 platforms. IMDb and Letterboxd were much harder on the sequels while Rotten Tomatoes was much kinder to them than they were the originals (still with very good reviews).

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u/Willing-Leather-9788 — 16 hours ago
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Clone Wars AMV, Tribute for the Clones of the Galactic Republic

thought the song kinda fitted. the song is called Falling Apart by Papa Roach.

u/CHAO-12 — 14 hours ago
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When Bodhi Rook died, this is when the audience knew that the characters aren’t going to make it

u/Jules-Car3499 — 1 day ago

What other genres would like to see mixed with Star Wars?

My favorite aspect of Star Wars is that's basically a melting pot of wildly different elements blended together; you can do almost anything in this setting and it could work. So else could they do with SW, even as a short one shot?

Here are some ideas.

Crime Noir: a grim-dark detective like story about a different kind of bounty hunter. Instead of a one-man-army on high adventure he's more like a hard boiled Private Investigator searching the mean streets of some imperial world looking for someone he's been hired to find.

Cyberpunk: In the clone wars, a jedi uses cybernetic implants to slice into CIS systems. During one such operation he is killed by Order 66 while his mind is linked to the computer. Later, when the shut down command is broadcast, the Lucrehulk suddenly powers up and vanishes into deep space, entirely on its own.

Mecha: A deep rivalry between a Jedi and a Sith, but instead of light sabers their weapon of choice are star fighters. They are a pair of ace pilots trying to best each other as they cross paths on the battlefield.

Post-Apocalyptic: Imagine a colony world in a remote part of the galaxy where civilization collapsed and the survivors were trapped. Centuries later the people have regressed to pre-industrial technology, living in the ruins of a more advanced civilization. But what happens when visitors land with a functioning starship?

What would you like to see?

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u/Phantom000000000 — 1 day ago

Pregunta seria, porque los personajes que en teoría tienen años de experiencia en star wars (malicos, dagan, maul, marrok, etc.) pierden en duelos de sable de luz contra aprendices o personajes con poca experiencia?

Osea son personajes poderosos pero luego son nerfeados. Por el bien dr la trama o porque solo querían rellenar espacio?

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u/EVSO501A — 1 day ago

Legends - where to start?

I’m currently getting into legends. I have never read anything legends before, and I’m now reading Darth Plagueis as my first legends work.

But then I wonder; what’s next? What would you recommend me reading after Darth Plagueis?

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If they are to remove the sequel trilogy from canon as rumors are saying, how exactly would they do it?

My guess is they maybe bring back the original 3 actors by using CGI to de-age Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford or maybe have them both star in a movie together as their older selves while they bring Carrie Fisher back as Leia through CGI and archival footage from the sequel trilogy. They don’t need to do a remake of Episode 7, 8, and 9 but they can maybe just retitle it a whole new trilogy that’s separate from the original and prequel trilogies and make them spinoff movies. They need to undo a lot of things the sequels messed up such as bringing the Emperor back and make it where him returning was all just an alternate reality in the World Between Worlds. They also should still keep Rey as well.

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u/AccomplishedAnt1860 — 2 days ago

Obscure species you want to see more of.

As you all know STAR WARS is well known for It’s many aliens throughout the galaxy with some being common like the Twi’Lek or having some kind of position of power like the Hutts but then you get some species that aren’t well known or have much information about them, for me I would like to know more about the Zeoul because aside from their freakish appearance there’s nothing known about them at all apart from senator Eeusu Estornii visiting Padme’s funeral in the Revenge of the Sith Film.

u/CaptainBigDaddy4 — 2 days ago
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Here is a couple of games I would love to see made in the Star Wars franchise

1: A Star Wars game like hell let loose or squad a tactical milism game

2: A survival game where you play as ahsoka tano and its takes place in a Strange planet that is in a jungle or snow covered planet

3: a Shipping game that allows you to play as a freight ship captain where you build your crew and upgrade your ship

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u/Dry_Cartographer849 — 1 day ago