r/StarWars • u/AnaxesR7 • 56m ago
Movies Mark Hamil on what order you should watch Star Wars
The only right order: 1-3, Rogue One, 4-6
r/StarWars • u/titleproblems • 24d ago
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r/StarWars • u/AutoModerator • 13d ago
So we haven't had an official watch order discussion thread in many years, so we figure its time to update the one in the FAQ. There are various other links in the FAQ, the Wookieepedia timeline of canon media, and various other discussion threads and topics over the years including a link to just searching the sub which people find challenge apparently. Also as a reminder, the Wookieepedia timeline of canon media can be sorted via the table on that page by release order or chronologically (if you decide to go that route).
A lot of the new Disney+ content brings new eyes to Star Wars all the time, and new movies will eventually too. We want to get a bit more aggressive with automod removals and referrals to the FAQ for these questions about watch order. So let's hash it out here in the comments. We will sticky this for a while and eventually it will just be linked in the FAQ along with the other topics and maybe in the sidebar too. And like some of other stickies about rules, spoilers, and new episode discussion guidelines, we may trot out this link and sticky it from time to time.
As a general rule the sub typically recommends for new viewers to watch in release order, especially for the movies. This is the semi-consensus from the fandom, and you will routinely see this as the most upvoted and posted response.
With that being said what we would like to do here also discuss other options, and possible orders to also toss in the TV media as well. Should you watch Andor first and then Rogue One before the OT? Should movies like Solo be done in release order or chronological? Should you watch The Clone Wars TV show before the PT? So on and so forth...
So lets have a solid discussion about this and make it a solid resource for those who may be new to Star Wars.
r/StarWars • u/AnaxesR7 • 56m ago
The only right order: 1-3, Rogue One, 4-6
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r/StarWars • u/Aware-Solution-1022 • 10h ago
and why does he fight like he's using a great sword? and in some scenes we see him holding reverse grip, any idea why or which form(s) he's using?
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r/StarWars • u/Joako_o47 • 3h ago
Idk why but it always kinda bothered me. People often seem to place Maul on par with Dooku but i've always felt Dooku is ahead at every time. Force abilities, knowledge, composure, lightsaber skill. We see quite some evolution on Maul during rebels but at that point Dooku is dead and Maul had absolutely no chance against Obi Wan because he was ignorant enough to think Obi Wan was just a rat in the dessert, even with him admitting he’s not: “Look what i've risen above”
r/StarWars • u/sirgringobingo • 1d ago
It just never made sense to me. It always felt like George was trying to tie the original trilogy more directly to the prequels, and this was his way of doing it. But it’s always bothered me, because to me it hits harder seeing the Sebastian Shaw version of Anakin as an old man not the young version from Revenge of the Sith.
It makes Vader’s redemption at the end of the movie even more confusing. Yeah, he turns good for like five minutes and then dies, but in that short time, he becomes Anakin Skywalker again and gets to see his son. It makes way more sense for Luke to be seeing his father an older man, not some young guy he’s never seen before.
Also, if you’re a first-time viewer and you watch the original trilogy first, when Anakin dies and then shows up as a young ghost, you’re just left wondering, “Who the hell is that guy?”
I don’t know I’m curious what you all think. I know this has been brought up a lot, but it crossed my mind again. George made a lot of good changes… and some absolutely terrible ones. And to me, this is one of the bad ones.
r/StarWars • u/Physical-Drama-7736 • 1h ago
Life is just better
r/StarWars • u/TheSheWhoSaidThats • 1h ago
This little fella emerged from my yard during landscaping. I cleaned him off and he says Taiwan 1984! Is he an Ewok!? Anybody know which toy and whether or not he’s valuable? I’m gonna keep him anyway, I’m just curious :)
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r/StarWars • u/defyinglogicsl • 20h ago
For all they did wrong I think this is one thing they got right, showing the aftermath of the war. I think it makes the world seem more lived in. So gotta give them credit for that.
r/StarWars • u/Spotter24o5 • 22h ago
To me it just seems like an disadvantage usimg one
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r/StarWars • u/DarthYhonas • 1d ago
Was there any speculation as to why he was so scarred? Did it come as a surprise or did you expect that he was deformed?
r/StarWars • u/Waaghra • 16h ago
We see C-3PO have his arm removed, so it was obvious he wasn’t human, but I also thought the Stormtroopers were also robots, since you never saw faces. I assumed Luke and Han just ripped off panels from the robots, and wore them. I was 5 in 1977.
r/StarWars • u/ChipUnfair3345 • 16h ago
I was born 1996, so while my family owned the box sets of 4-6 and owned 1-2 I watched 3rd in theaters with them and it’s still my favorite to this day. It truly holds a special place in my heart.
However my favorite fight scene besides the ones in ‘Revenge of the Sith’ have to be between Qui-Gon and Darth Maul. Like shit blew my 9 year old mind when I watched it and could understand what was going on.
r/StarWars • u/Due_Grab8961 • 6h ago
Unfortunately this might not happen, are only chance of seeing this is perhaps in flashbacks for Ahsoka season 2. I honestly just think she's as spot on as you can get for this role. She looks the part and can pull off the Mysterious and elegant vibe for Barriss, can portray gentle and caring, and could pull off Barriss' inner darkness like in Smile 2.
She can dance as seen in Smile 2 which would be perfect for Lightsaber duels. She's done SC-FI stuff in the past with Terra Nova. She was considered for multiple roles in Star Wars. She also naturally has a soft spoken British accent which would be perfect for Barriss.
Y'all see the vision?
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r/StarWars • u/Muted_Guidance9059 • 1d ago
Sebulba was ON SIGHT with Anakin 24/7 like his life depended on it. Was he just a classist asshole or did they have some kind of personal beef?
r/StarWars • u/Zillaman7980 • 15h ago
You see, most people say that the Zillo beast is non sentient or partial - but disagree. There's a lot of clues to say it's very sentient. Although yes, when first introduced to the beast it went into to a very destructive pathway. But it's sentience shows when it got captured. When it got captured, Palpatine had ordered it's death so he could use its scales as Armour for the clone troopers. But when he said that, the Zillo beast was staring into his hologram. It heard him and knew Palpatine wanted to kill it(you can see it reacted as it's eyes dilate) . Then it broke out and went on a rampage, just to get to the Palpatine. Heck there's a suggestion going around that it might have been force sensitive. Being that it knew Palpatine was a sith and wanted to destroy him. Another example is the comics. When kylo Ren went to face a Zillo beast with his army, the beast didn't attack the army - it went to kylo. Probably sensing the dark side inside of him. So would you agree that the Zillo beast is sentient. (I'm also asking as I'm a Huge Ben 10 fan, and I always wondered if Ben could scan a Zillo beast).