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I agree. But not as meh as all of the prequels hence has to be 3rd. 10 minutes at the end of ROTS is not enough to elevate it above Jedi and the other two aren't even worth debating.
2. A New Hope
3. Revenge of the Sith
4. Return of the Jedi
5. The Phantom Menace
6. Attach of the Clones
Clones just edges out Phantom for the worst spot because of the awful love dialogue. At least Phantom has the amazing Darth Maul duel
Clones did a few things right in that respect. It shovelled Jar-Jar away AND gave us an awesome Yoda versus Dooku fight. Yes, I know, this battle has few fans, but I for one dig it.
Sith, IMO, is a far better film overall; it's one of the good ones in fact. I love Palpatine's dark planning, many of the images, the music, ... The Jedicide montage and Anakin's impressive entering of the Jedi academy with the young ones, are some of the strongest moments in the entire series IMO. The ending of the film; during which we get so many callbacks to the original trilogy, is just one big geek party for me. To phrase it differently, I'm in Star Wars fan heaven.
Oh, I think that´s not from any film, excuse me! But isn´t it cool?
Episode V
VI (except the teddy bears)
IV
III
II
I
Not familiar with any of the animated ones.
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2) Return Of The Jedi- Not a popular choice for sure but I still love Jedi despite it's flaws. Nostalgia does play a part in my decision as this is one of my earliest memories in the cinema. However, I do feel that it's being underrated these days. It's definitely better than any of the Prequels.
3) Star Wars - It's one of the most important films ever made and if I were going by that criteria alone than I'd have to rank this as number one. As it is I have to put it here because it feels a little awkward and cheap at times compared to the other two. It's still great though.
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4) Revenge Of The Sith - It still has a lot of problems but it's unquestionably the best of the Prequels.
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5) Attack Of The Clones - I guess. At least this time my guard was up.
6) The Phantom Menace - Where as with this one it was soul crushingly disappointing.
2. A New title... Meant a new hope.
3. Return of the Jedi.
4. Revenge of the Sith.
5. Attack of the Clones.
6. And then a level of crapness from a film studio far far away in a land that good film making forgot... The Phantom Menace. Because GL had to crap somewhere.
Are you a film completist?</font></center>
Would you care to give definition how to play this?
As you can see, we can take this in all directions. ;-) You choose. :-)
If I happen to see a movie from a series I like, I tend to seek out the other installments.
With the Star Trek Franchise I gave up after First Contact simply because the series should have stopped after ST VI. ;)
If I really like a series I tend to buy it: On the road (Crosby & Hope), The Thin man series, Star Wars, the Bourne quartet (NR. 5 would be Chamberlain/smith vehicle), TV series like West Wing, Firefly, Star Trek original series, X-files, Miami Vice, Tropical heat.
If I am really enchanted I do like to watch it all.
But I still have not seen the latest Die Hard even if I really enjoy the four previous installments.
I often watch a series till it runs out of steam, Freddy and Jason films for example. On the other hand gave up on Saw after part 3. Series like Terminator, Rambo and Rocky I will always watch the new film despite differing quality.
Thanksh. ;)
Yes I'm aware of that little tidbit. It's mostly why I made the avatar. Though he was working on Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade which is why he couldn't play Sybok.
Disappointments undermine completist ambitions, e.g. several Die Hard sequels. Terminator hasn´t yet been bad enough to stop me from going to see the next one.
Otherwise, no, I guess not. Some directors I am curious enough about to go see all their movies. Spielberg, Scorsese, Tarantino, Mann. But I wouldn´t think of having all their films at home.
With actors and other participants I´m even less of a completist, because they tend to do all kinds of things, and I am only interested in some of those things.
Plus these days there are a lot of comic book movies and trying to follow tie ins is hard.
So I would really really like to but no.
How do you feel about Japanese animation?</font></center>