Star Wars Movies (Best to Worst).

This is THE absolute best Star Wars movie. I'm sorry if you don't agree, but I am stating it as fact. Everyone is in top form here, special effects are amazing for its time and sooooo many memorable moments. Not to mention the fact, it has one of the most jaw dropping shock moment in movie history. If you haven't seen this movie, then you need to either download it or pop it into whatever media device you have and enjoy it.

The one that started it all. If were going in chronological order, then its the immediate followup to Rogue One.
What can I say about this classic that hasn't already been said a million times before. Like Return of the Jedi, full nostalgia here, as I have see this episode too many times to count over the years. Hell, I still have the VHS copies. I may not have been a recent fan of George Lucas, but much respect for the creation of this classic.

Disney's second entry into the Star Wars movie universe. Takes place right before the events of episode 4 "A New Hope". Out of all the Star Wars films, this is perhaps the darkest. That being said, it still has enough adventure and levity to balance it all together. The biggest highlight of the movie is the epic space and planetary battle in the last 30 minutes of the film, rivaling "Return of the Jedi" battle of Endor.

While this was the weakest of the original trilogy, it does hold a special place in my nostalgic heart. So many memorable characters and moments including Jabba the Hutt, Leia's slave girl outfit, speeder bike scene, Ewoks, Battle of Endor, to Luke and Vader's last stand. Plot is a bit weak and the acting is a little stiff, but the action and special effects are top notch for its time.

An unexpected entry into the Star Wars movie universe, that was riddled with production problems and divisive controversy among the fans even before its release. That being said, I feel this movie mostly succeeds. Its a fun movie with great visuals and action. I feel that the actor chosen for the role of Han was a good choice and in the end, I was satisfied with his performance of the iconic character. However, Chewie and Lando were both the highlight of the film. I have a feeling that this film will have a better following as it gets older. Go into this film with casual expectations, and I think you will not be disappointed.

First Star Wars movie under Disney. For the most part, it did not disappoint. It looked, sounded and felt like Star Wars, and that is exactly what so many fans wanted for so many years. The one consistent criticism would be that many parts of the film did feel like a reboot of a "New Hope", which I think was intentional by Disney, as they probably didn't want to take a chance with their first Star Wars movie release. I was really hoping for a new type of story with the Star Wars universe. Whatever you may think of this entry, there is no denying that the Star Wars brand was revitalized.

Follow-up to Force Awakens. I feel this movie is a bit of a mixed bag. I appreciate some of the risks it took and how its introduced new aspects to the lore. However, some of the choices that were made within the story was questionable. This felt more like an episode of a Star Wars TV show rather than a movie. Rian Johnson was obviously in his own world and tried waaaaay to hard in showing something unexpected rather than a continuation of Force Awakens. All that being said, I consider the film above average. Its not perfect, but then again, no film is. Acting is top form and the cinematography is beautiful.

The best of the prequels, but considering what came before, that's not a high bar to clear. With the exception of a few instances, many of the flaws from the other two installments have either been significantly reduced or eliminated. This is the darkest of the three, which is expected, considering this is the next logical step in the fall of the Republic, and rise of the Empire. Still, there is a rather disturbing scene with Jedi children that can be seen as extreme. All that being said, not bad and quite entertaining.
That last scene though...... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

This was the theatrical launch point for the Clone Wars show that aired in Cartoon Network, and the story takes place between episode two and three. So I guess you can consider this the pilot. It was an average introduction to a better TV show. Interesting animation choice, but you get use to it pretty quick. Considering the source material, its not too bad and had its moments. However, for me, it was hard to ignore the taint of the prequels in this and the TV show that followed.

A slight improvement from Phantom Menace, but suffers from many of the same flaws as before. Anakin is older, and somehow more annoying. Obi Wans character is more fleshed out and more likable. If you can't get enough of Jedi's and lightsabers, then guess what? you'll get a lot more of both... a lot more. However, Jar Jar's screen time is reduced significantly, so thats a good thing.

The absolute bottom of the barrel of Star Wars. Dry emotionless acting and horrible inconsistent pacing are two of the biggest glaring flaws to this movie and its very much noticeable 80% of its run time. However, nothing compares to the worst ... Jar Jar Binks...
All that being said, there are a couple of good aspects that seem to give you a little bit of hope:
-Mostly entertaining pod racing scene.
-Semi-epic final lightsaber fight with "dual of the fates" music.
-Darth Maul. He says only but a couple of words the entire movie, yet still manages to be the only interesting and stand out character.