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1. The Empire Strikes Back
2. Return of the Jedi
3. A New Hope
4. Revenge of the Sith
5. The Last Jedi
6. The Force Awakens
7. Attack of the Clones
8. The Phantom Menace
9. Rogue One
Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars
Return of the Jedi
Rogue One
Good
The Force Awakens
The Last Jedi
Revenge of the Sith
Average
Attack of the Clones
Phantom Menace
Watched the majority of the films this week my ranking has changed, the prequels have dropped as time is being less kind to them. Rogue One rewatch I really enjoyed, I genuinely think Rogue One is a great movie, the finale is phenomenal.
The grit and dirt in Rogue One really gives it authenticity it feels more real to me than the glossier episodes 7 and 8, there is so much more scale in Rogue One also there is a real sense that the Empire is everywhere and that the Empire is a constant threat. I would welcome Edwards back to make another Star Wars film.
Great
Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars
Return of the Jedi
Rogue One
Good
The Force Awakens
The Last Jedi (I'm assuming- haven't seen it yet...)
Revenge of the Sith
Below Average
Attack of the Clones (Just can't get past the Mom thing in this)
Phantom Menace (Jar Jar... OMFG)
The bottom two films were close Obi Wan v Jango and the Kamino scenes in AOTC... are pretty good so narrowly beat TPM...
Precisely, and I feel like it’s too late for Disney to establish that same level of danger in these new films.
The only Star Wars left for me are the anthology films
I have heard rumours that an announcement for a Obi Wan movie is imminent, I think Disney may go back to the earlier films more often than not.
The Galaxy Britain Built celebrates the British contribution to the original Star Wars.
Presenter and Star Wars fan David Whiteley uncovers some never-before-heard stories from the geniuses who helped build the galaxy, from the costume designer and art director to the man who made the lightsaber. It was a time when science fiction films were not box office draws, and very few people in the industry believed in George Lucas's vision. But his first Star Wars film ended up being a very British endeavour.
The programme documents the behind-the-scenes talent that helped bring the galaxy to life in the late 1970s. It also looks at how the British talent continues to be part of the Star Wars legacy to the present day.
Neither can I. Doesn't build confidence they had to get an acting coach for the guy, either.
That is odd for 007 fans I would say. ;)
The Falcon looks different, apparently a teaser trailer is a few weeks away.
Yes, remember Pierce Brosnan?
It's been my experience with these things that the actor has to find his own voice for the character, and I hope he does that rather than attempting to be 'Ford as Solo' lite. I'm pretty sure Disney is aware of the risks with this effort, especially following the less than stellar audience reviews for TLJ.
Those have been confirmed fake.
I wasn't fond of Force Awakens. I'll be seeing Last Jedi tomorrow but I have low hopes...
1. The Empire Strikes Back
2. A New Hope
3. Revenge of the Sith
4. Return of the Jedi
5. Rogue One
6. The Force Awakens
7. The Last Jedi
8. Attack of the Clones
9. The Phantom Menace
Life imitates art. The guy, whatshisface, played an actor who needed acting coach in Coens film Hail Ceasar!
He was really really bad.
He did! Forgot about that, they make a huge deal out of his accent in that, loved his "acting coach" scenes.
Just seems like an odd thing to require for what'll end up being him playing Harrison Ford playing Han Solo.
I like Donald Glover but he doesn't look like Lando and from what I have seen him in, I can't imagine him doing Lando justice. As far as Alden Ehrenreich goes, he looks like Han, not Harrison Ford, but Han. Even though the "leaked" pic is fake I still love it and Ehrenreich looks the part. Can't wait!
Not the biggest fan of the prequel trilogy. Though they have their moments. Not many, but they have them.
RO is a film I've enjoyed since it came out. Neatly ties into ANH.
ANH is just a classic that it is, and needs no real comment. It's got it all, and is always highly enjoyable. One of the most re-watchable films I can think of. TESB is again the standard to which all Star Wars films are measured. So much to love in this film. A definite equal to ANH, and my personal favourite of all the films.
ROJ is a film that I used to kind of struggle with. I sometimes found it a weaker film to end the original series with. However, I find myself liking it more and more. From when the rebels plan their attack, and land on Endor, the film just doesn't give up.
A stunning climax to the original trilogy. Han, Leia, Chewie and the droids doing their thing on Endor with the Ewoks. Luke and Vader in combat aboard the Death Star and Lando and the Rebel fleet engaged in space battle. It truly is epic.
The only thing I despise, is the newer editions where Sebastian Shaw (Anakin) has been replaced by Hayden Christensen (Anakin) It just annoys me. Makes no sense and is stupid. Other than that, top film.
Whilst TLJ still angers me, I can still fall back on the originals...and RO and TFA for Star Wars enjoyment.
May the force be with you.