Mine:
11. Last Jedi
10. Rise of Skywalker
9. Force Awakens
8. Phantom Menace
7. Attack of the Clones
6. New Hope
5. Empire Strikes Back
4. Return of the Jedi
3. Solo
2. Rogue One
1. Revenge of the Sith
I only saw the 1st 2 seasons of Mandalorian and it was pretty good. But Obi Wan Kenobi was better.
The Star Wars Thread
Re: The Star Wars Thread
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Re: The Star Wars Thread
Posted by Glyph Wed May 07, 2025 5:40 am
Oh go on then, off the cuff (grouped 'cos I don't much like absolute ranking and it'll change by the day):
S: Andor, Rogue One, ESB, Clone Wars finale
A: ANH, Last Jedi, the best of Clone Wars & Rebels, Bad Batch, Mando S1
B: ROTJ, Force Awakens, most of Clone Wars & Rebels, Mando S2, Ahsoka
C: Solo, Kenobi, Mando S3, Acolyte, TPM, ROTS
D: The worst of Clone Wars inc the movie, AOTC, Boba Fett
E: 1980s Ewok/Droids tie-ins
Z: Rise of Skywalker
Not included: Resistance (not seen, initial impression mid at best), Skeleton Crew (fun start, haven't finished yet), Tales... anthologies (consistently good)
S: Andor, Rogue One, ESB, Clone Wars finale
A: ANH, Last Jedi, the best of Clone Wars & Rebels, Bad Batch, Mando S1
B: ROTJ, Force Awakens, most of Clone Wars & Rebels, Mando S2, Ahsoka
C: Solo, Kenobi, Mando S3, Acolyte, TPM, ROTS
D: The worst of Clone Wars inc the movie, AOTC, Boba Fett
E: 1980s Ewok/Droids tie-ins
Z: Rise of Skywalker
Not included: Resistance (not seen, initial impression mid at best), Skeleton Crew (fun start, haven't finished yet), Tales... anthologies (consistently good)
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Re: The Star Wars Thread
Posted by Psycho Warrior Thu May 08, 2025 5:52 pm
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S: ESB
A: New Hope
B: Return of the Jedi
C: Revenge of the sith
D: Phantom Menace, Clone Wars
E: Ewok/droid specials, the Life Day special, The 'remastered' OT.
Not star wars: Anything the maus touched.
The prequels are great meme material but they were inferior and loaded with problems. they also reduced Vader to a whiney little brat rather than Obi-wan meeting him as he claimed in the OT. And Disney has done nothing but disappoint.
A: New Hope
B: Return of the Jedi
C: Revenge of the sith
D: Phantom Menace, Clone Wars
E: Ewok/droid specials, the Life Day special, The 'remastered' OT.
Not star wars: Anything the maus touched.
The prequels are great meme material but they were inferior and loaded with problems. they also reduced Vader to a whiney little brat rather than Obi-wan meeting him as he claimed in the OT. And Disney has done nothing but disappoint.
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Re: The Star Wars Thread
Posted by #1 Signal Lancer fan Fri May 16, 2025 9:32 am
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What a finale from Andor.
This show is, to me, the best Star Wars has ever been.
You do lose some of the sci-fi alien wackiness that add charm to the original six movies, but the writing is so solid that I didn't miss it. It carries the themes of the original saga so much better than anything else in recent years.
And while it is tonally different from the originals, I kind of love that thematically. Before the original movie, the rebellion is desperate and struggling, and you can feel that. Luke and his friends arrive and literally bring the titular new hope to the rebellion. They bring a sense of optimism and lightness that the rebellion needed, all thanks to the sacrifices that paved the way for it. Incredible storytelling.
Also, that final scene of the show was such a gut-punch
This show is, to me, the best Star Wars has ever been.
You do lose some of the sci-fi alien wackiness that add charm to the original six movies, but the writing is so solid that I didn't miss it. It carries the themes of the original saga so much better than anything else in recent years.
And while it is tonally different from the originals, I kind of love that thematically. Before the original movie, the rebellion is desperate and struggling, and you can feel that. Luke and his friends arrive and literally bring the titular new hope to the rebellion. They bring a sense of optimism and lightness that the rebellion needed, all thanks to the sacrifices that paved the way for it. Incredible storytelling.
Also, that final scene of the show was such a gut-punch
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Re: The Star Wars Thread
Posted by Burn Sun May 31, 2026 11:02 pm
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After watching The Mandalorian and Grogu in theatre (thankfully I didn't have to pay for the ticket), all I have to say is, that could have just been a made-for-tv movie special, and Hutts speaking basic just feels wrong.
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Re: The Star Wars Thread
Posted by Rodimus Prime Sun May 31, 2026 11:55 pm
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I'm not surprised. At all. I debated seeing it, but had the feeling it would be shallow. Like a cash grab, because the series was so well done. I might still see it just to see it, but it'll be streaming.Burn wrote:After watching The Mandalorian and Grogu in theatre (thankfully I didn't have to pay for the ticket), all I have to say is, that could have just been a made-for-tv movie special, and Hutts speaking basic just feels wrong.
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Re: The Star Wars Thread
Posted by Burn Mon Jun 01, 2026 12:47 am
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Rodimus Prime wrote:I'm not surprised. At all. I debated seeing it, but had the feeling it would be shallow. Like a cash grab, because the series was so well done. I might still see it just to see it, but it'll be streaming.Burn wrote:After watching The Mandalorian and Grogu in theatre (thankfully I didn't have to pay for the ticket), all I have to say is, that could have just been a made-for-tv movie special, and Hutts speaking basic just feels wrong.
Yeah, I honestly wouldn't recommend spending money to see it in the theatre. It was just a stand alone story set in a backwater part of the SW universe.
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