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EarlyGame | All Star Wars Movies Ranked Best to Worst

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All Star Wars Movies Ranked Best to Worst

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TV Shows and Movies - May 13th 2024, 10:11 GMT+2

11. Star Wars: Episode 9 - The Rise of Skywalker

There's no saving this abomination. In an attempt to appease internet trolls, JJ Abrams and his team threw everything good from the sequel trilogy away and doubled-down on all of the worst aspects of Star Wars. "Somehow, Palpatine returned" is already an all-time terrible movie quote, and that's only the tip of the iceberg here. A blatant self-exposé on how they had no plan before making these films and a definitive must-skip. | © Walt Disney Productions / Lucasfilm

Solo a star wars story — 10. Solo: A Star Wars Story

Solo: A Star Wars Story was a surprisingly decent movie, especially considering how poorly it was received before it released. It was also swept under the radar, and ended up being a movie that I, at least, didn't see until after it had actually left the cinemas. Still, it was kind-of pointless, which is why it's so low on this list. | © Walt Disney Productions / Lucasfilm

9. Star Wars: Episode 2 - Attack of the Clones

This one gets a lot of hate, and it's understandable. Overall, it's not a great film, and even the good stuff can't really save it. Not the hilarity of that "sand" quote, not Christopher Lee, not Obi-Wan and certainly not Anakin. What a tedious, boring, overly long, and bizarrely convoluted film. Still has some highlights though. | © Walt Disney Productions / Lucasfilm

8. Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace

The Phantom Menace is rescued from the last-place slot on this list by featuring two standout Star Wars characters. Liam Neeson's Qui-Gon Jinn and Ray Park's Darth Maul are undeniably awesome, but the movie itself falls short. With terrible dialogue, an incomprehensible story, and an overall sense of boredom, it is rather a disappointment. Nonetheless, it does deliver a fantastic final fight sequence.

7. Star Wars: Episode 3 - Revenge of the Sith

Finishing off the prequel trilogy, this movie receives more love than it perhaps deserves. Endlessly grim, with a dull and lackluster script, and painfully long, this movie is admittedly redeemed by Anakin's descent into madness, which is undeniably entertaining. It also features many great action set-pieces, which is a plus. And yes, while the last fight may be somewhat silly, it's undeniably a lot of fun. | © Walt Disney Productions / Lucasfilm

6. Star Wars: Episode 7 - The Force Awakens

The Force Awakens was a perfect beginning for the new era of Star Wars that we find ourselves in. Introducing us to Han Solo once more, and giving us a whole lot of great action, The Force Awakens was a fun and colourful Star Wars film that brought the series to the modern world with a great deal of bombast and love. Sure, it heavily relies on call-backs and references, but that worked for the first film in a new trilogy. | © Walt Disney Productions / Lucasfilm

5. Rogue One

It's indeed remarkable how Rogue One managed to take a story where the outcome was already known and make it compelling. Finally, a Star Wars movie that stands out as truly good. With a great cast, an exciting plot, and Mads Mikkelsen, what's not to love? However, while I personally didn't find much of it appealing and would rate it lower, the last 15 minutes or so completely change the game. That final stretch is exceptionally well-done and elevates the movie from being mediocre to being one of the best Star Wars films since the 80s. | © Walt Disney Productions / Lucasfilm

4. Star Wars: Episode 6 - Return of the Jedi

Return of the Jedi concluded the original Star Wars trilogy with an epic finale that has cemented its place in cinema history. Few things are as beloved as the way George Lucas wrapped up Luke Skywalker's journey, and there are numerous moments in this film that remain iconic to this day. And yes, the Ewoks are great—deal with it. | © Walt Disney Productions / Lucasfilm

3. Star Wars: Episode 4 - A New Hope

The first Star Wars movie is still one of the best. Introducing us to the characters and world that we have come to love over the years, A New Hope is still a fantastic start to the series. Sure, it's a little dated, but the fantastic cast, brilliant Sci-Fi design and gripping atmosphere still hold up. | © Walt Disney Productions / Lucasfilm

2. Star Wars: Episode 8 - The Last Jedi

This movie received far too much hate and exposed how conservative Star Wars, and a large part of its fan base, are. The idea of killing the past and going down new paths was so scary to a lot of people, that this movie was, and still is, one of the defining objects of a ridiculous culture war. The obnoxious discourse around it drowned out fantastic action, some of the most evocative and moving character moments and acting in the whole franchise, and the only new movie next to Rogue One that dared to have an original thought in this franchise. The casino bit was bad though, there's no defending that. | © Walt Disney Productions / Lucasfilm

1. Star Wars: Episode 5 - The Empire Strikes Back

Many people say that The Empire Strikes Back is a little over-rated, but I firmly disagree. This is a movie that took what was incredible about the first movie, turned down the cheese and found the perfect tone for Star Wars, a darker and more brooding drama that is still remembered today. I mean, that classic moment? Still great. And how many other iconic locations and moments are in here? Hoth, Dagobah, Bespin? Brilliant film and the clear highlight of the Star Wars franchise . | © Walt Disney Productions / Lucasfilm

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Star Wars has indeed experienced a rollercoaster of highs and lows over the years, hasn't it? From the immense success of the original trilogy to the divisive reception of the prequels, and the mixed reactions to the more recent films, it's like a journey through time.

After three film trilogies, Disney is currently focused on shows like Andor, Ahsoka, Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Mandalorian or the upcoming The Acolyte. However, here we just focus on the movies and tell you, which ones are due a re-watch and which ones you should maybe skip.