Or you could just go on YouTube for videos that summarize the entire plot up till after Last Jedi. There are plenty.

Rogue One is the only one of the new bunch that I like as a complete film

The others have some great set pieces, and kylo ren and Rey are great, but I barely remember the actual stories

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Anonymous wrote:I've been watching all of them this past week on Disney+,

Started with Episodes IV - VI. Now on Rogue One. Moving onto Episodes I-III. Then I'll watch Episodes VII-VIII.

It's kind of the perfect sequence. Love how the narrative flows together.

I'll catch Episode IX in theaters next week.

Can you put these back in order with the names associated w/ the roman numerals? IV-VI are the oldest ones, right, I-III are the Natalie Portman ones? If that's the case, than Rogue One should follow III as opposed to VI, right?

Sorry yeah I flipped them by accident.

Here's what I watched in order -

Star Wars Episode I - Phantom Menace
Star Wars Episode II - Force Awakens
Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
Rogue One
Solo: A Star Wars Story
Star Wars Episode IV - A New Hope
Star Wars Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars Episode VI - Return of the Jedi
Star Wars Episode VII - The Force Awakens
Star Wars Episode VIII - The Last Jedi

NP.

Where does the baby Yoda movie fall in this order? I'm going to attempt to watch these over Christmas break.

The Mandalorian is set between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've been watching all of them this past week on Disney+,

Started with Episodes IV - VI. Now on Rogue One. Moving onto Episodes I-III. Then I'll watch Episodes VII-VIII.

It's kind of the perfect sequence. Love how the narrative flows together.

I'll catch Episode IX in theaters next week.

Can you put these back in order with the names associated w/ the roman numerals? IV-VI are the oldest ones, right, I-III are the Natalie Portman ones? If that's the case, than Rogue One should follow III as opposed to VI, right?

Sorry yeah I flipped them by accident.

Here's what I watched in order -

Star Wars Episode I - Phantom Menace
Star Wars Episode II - Force Awakens
Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
Rogue One
Solo: A Star Wars Story
Star Wars Episode IV - A New Hope
Star Wars Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars Episode VI - Return of the Jedi
Star Wars Episode VII - The Force Awakens
Star Wars Episode VIII - The Last Jedi

NP.

Where does the baby Yoda movie fall in this order? I'm going to attempt to watch these over Christmas break.

Anonymous wrote:This movie is gonna be bad I heard. Ever since Disney took over the brand, Star Wars has been trash. The prequels look like Shakespeare compared to these new garbage movies.

Disagree. This new sequel trilogy has what the prequels lacked: heart, characters. I like them.

This movie is gonna be bad I heard. Ever since Disney took over the brand, Star Wars has been trash. The prequels look like Shakespeare compared to these new garbage movies.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've been watching all of them this past week on Disney+,

Started with Episodes IV - VI. Now on Rogue One. Moving onto Episodes I-III. Then I'll watch Episodes VII-VIII.

It's kind of the perfect sequence. Love how the narrative flows together.

I'll catch Episode IX in theaters next week.

Can you put these back in order with the names associated w/ the roman numerals? IV-VI are the oldest ones, right, I-III are the Natalie Portman ones? If that's the case, than Rogue One should follow III as opposed to VI, right?

Sorry yeah I flipped them by accident.

Here's what I watched in order -

Star Wars Episode I - Phantom Menace
Star Wars Episode II - Force Awakens
Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
Rogue One
Solo: A Star Wars Story
Star Wars Episode IV - A New Hope
Star Wars Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars Episode VI - Return of the Jedi
Star Wars Episode VII - The Force Awakens
Star Wars Episode VIII - The Last Jedi

Anonymous wrote:I've been watching all of them this past week on Disney+,

Started with Episodes IV - VI. Now on Rogue One. Moving onto Episodes I-III. Then I'll watch Episodes VII-VIII.

It's kind of the perfect sequence. Love how the narrative flows together.

I'll catch Episode IX in theaters next week.

Can you put these back in order with the names associated w/ the roman numerals? IV-VI are the oldest ones, right, I-III are the Natalie Portman ones? If that's the case, than Rogue One should follow III as opposed to VI, right?

You need to see 7 and 8.

Anonymous wrote:OP again. I admit I didn't get Rogue One, I thought the little girl was Rey the whole time and finding out it wasn't kind of just killed it all for me.

I didn't either but I've found in my second go-round that Rogue One makes a lot more sense watching it directly after Revenge of the Sith. It really fits perfectly because Sith ends with Darth Vader looking at the under-construction Death Star and Rogue One starts with the work of the lead scientist whose building it.

Its weird the way the production had it come out back-to-back with the Rey films when really there's like a 40-year time difference between the narratives, but its good.

OP again. I admit I didn't get Rogue One, I thought the little girl was Rey the whole time and finding out it wasn't kind of just killed it all for me.

I've been watching all of them this past week on Disney+,

Started with Episodes IV - VI. Now on Rogue One. Moving onto Episodes I-III. Then I'll watch Episodes VII-VIII.

It's kind of the perfect sequence. Love how the narrative flows together.

I'll catch Episode IX in theaters next week.

Anonymous wrote:I think you need to watch the force awakens and the last Jedi or you will be lost.

Actually, you can skip Last Jedi. There’s an entire subplot that is superfluous.

I think you need to watch the force awakens and the last Jedi or you will be lost.

I am pretty looped into the Star Wars machine. I've seen all the movies but honestly couldn't tell you the difference between any of the prequels. Empire and Return of the Jedi are my faves, and I've been pleasantly surprised by the 2010 -- movies, even Solo.

SO, i'd say I was a little more than a casual fan but have not invested the time or mental space to be in the FANDOM.

I know I'll be in the theater to see Rise of Skywalker during opening weekend. Do I need to see all the "modern" movies before hand to catch up? Can i just go see this one on it's own and be relatively OK?