All 3 prequels are in the list. I wasn't expecting that. Maybe "Revenge of the Sith," but not all three of them.

I thought "The Force Awakens" might have made it to the top 10.

I saw Revenge of the Sith once, at a family member's house, to be able to say I had. And then I stopped being a Star Wars fan. I haven't seen anything made since.

Hello there, this is news to me, but that's an enticing prospect.

I'm reasonably certain we won't, at least not in the SW universe. The fact we got Andor at all is mostly a fluke. If Disney really supported it then it would have been longer. They wanted it to be so much more, but Disney said no.

It makes sense. There's two places to start watching, which are both at the top (behind Andor). If you keep watching you'll add numbers to the other movies equally. A lot of people will start and then stop, meaning only the ones they watch will get a view. That'll either be I or IV. Even if V or VI are your favorite, are you really going to skip straight to those, or are you going to watch IV first?

Nah, the best that can be said about The Last Jedi is it has a few good parts. For a movie where much of the plot involved two giant space ships, it had the most painfully idiotic space combat of in any movie I’ve seen that wasn’t intentionally being silly.

In the opening, a pilot distracts an entire battleship staff from noticing an incredibly slow moving bombing fleet coming right at them by prank calling the commander. Then the director must have really liked WW2 bombers because he decided to have that bombing fleet slowly move forward and have the bombs somehow act like there is gravity affecting them to have them fall (in space!) onto the battleship.

The rest doesn’t get any better. The whole freaking chase scene where the chasing ship is arcing shots as if there is gravity to affect them. Hey if you are perfectly even on speed and can’t catch them, stop shooting your ineffective shots since firing something forward is going to push your ship back and slow you down. Oh man I can keep going but that movie was so bad we didn’t bother watching the 3rd.

No it won't

It won't.

The prequels still have a fairly good story under all the bad. Jar Jar is pretty rough, but he at least doesn't fuck up the story being told.

Meanwhile, the story of the sequels are garbage. The acting is mostly fine and the CGI is good, but the foundation is shit.

Theres a big difference between those. If the foundation is solid, you can look past everything on top. If the foundation is weak, everything else gets brought down with it.

Still can't believe people think the last Jedi is actually good, when almost none of the story makes any sense and the movie is awfully paced. You can feel free to like the movie of course. But I would say it's a huge stretch to call it good.