TheStar Warssaga is the most iconic film franchise of all time.Everyoneknows whatStar Warsis.
So read on below as I rank everyStar Warsmovie thus far.
It’s a wonderThe Clone Warswas so popular considering how odd and charmless this oddity is.
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Let’s just keep the farts in the past though, shall we?
Does it even matter what?
The root of the movies problems as it relates to Rey and Kylo Ren is Palpatine.
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Even beyond that, Finn doesnt get a story arc beyond saying Wheres Rey?
If Palpatine was brought back from the dead once, whos to say he wont be again?
Why even try killing him again?
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Abramsshortchanges the very characters he so successfully crafted and introduced inThe Force Awakens.
Thats its biggest sin.
What a colossal disappointment.
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10.Episode I - The Phantom Menace
Anticipationwas at a fever pitchforThe Phantom Menacewhen it came out.
And why wouldnt it be?
How, why, and when did Anakin Skywalker turn to the dark side?
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The possibilities were endless!
Even the opening sequence with Qui-Gon Jinn and a young Obi-Wan Kenobi is devoid of any excitement or tension.
The lines are delivered entirely flat, theres no sense of danger, no sense of intrigue.
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Things just happen on a screen, one after another, as plainly as possible until the credits roll.
ThatsThe Phantom Menacein a nutshell.
Watching Lucas attempt an honest-to-goodness love story withHayden ChristensenandNatalie Portmanis straight-up painful.
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The result is the worst performance of the prequels, and thats saying something.
Christensens delivery is wooden, unnatural, and strained.
And the less said about that Boba Fett origin story nonsense the better.
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8.Solo: A Star Wars Story
Solo: A Star Wars Storyis fine.
It’s a perfectly fine movie.
Lets face it, we like Han Solo because hes kind of a dick.
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Indeed, Luke is the most interesting character inReturn of the Jedi, and rightfully so.
In the end, co-writer/directorJ.J.
First and foremost,The Force Awakensgives us a tremendous protagonist inDaisy Ridleys Rey.
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UnderIrvin Kershners direction,Empireis a more interesting film visually, but thats in keeping with the storys tone.
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