See All. Show More Loading This site does not work on your browser. Please upgrade your browser to experience the site. The film takes place about 30 years after the events of Return of the Jedi. Set directly after the events of The Force Awakens , Rey continues her Jedi training under a reluctant Luke and forms an unlikely bond with a conflicted Kylo Ren, while the rest of the Resistance — a Rebel Alliance-esque offshoot commanded by Leia — fights back against the First Order, the evil regime that rose up to replace the fallen Empire.
Emperor Palpatine has returned. Appearances are made by pretty much every living saga character and even some of the dead ones , and the story wraps up the Skywalker saga in epic fashion. For now, anyway. Watching the Star Wars films in the order of their release also has its benefits. The release order is:. But there are currently only three that Lucasfilm considers canon and that you would need to watch if you want to be fully caught up on the entire saga. Produced for the most part when George Lucas was still running the company, this animated series takes place between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, following Anakin and Obi-Wan on their adventures throughout the galaxy.
Well, watching the Star Wars movies in chronological order is a must for any hardcore completists out there, and while, yes, this does mean starting with the prequels, you can at least get them out of the way early on in your marathon leaving you to move swiftly onto the best Star Wars movies.
Plus, the standalone anthology films add so much more to the experience. Oh and just a word of caution before we get started, there are spoilers below. You have been warned.
Now, let's get on with the Star Wars movies in order, starting with If you want to watch all the Star Wars movies in chronological order then sadly your marathon starts with the very first and pretty awful prequel movie.
Biiiiig mistake. Meanwhile, Obi-Wan Kenobi discovers an army of clones being created for the Republic, as well as an attempt by the Separatist group led by Count Dooku to overthrow the Republic using a droid army. In terms of how future Star Wars shows will fit into this viewing order, Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi is set 10 years after Revenge of the Sith — so, reasonably close to the timeframe of Solo.
Meanwhile, Andor — a spin-off from Rogue One, centered on Rebel operative Cassian Andor — is set five years before that film, meaning it's pretty close to the era of Rebels. Perhaps we'll even see some characters crossing over between the shows?
Our guess is it'll be connected to the Solo movie in some way — before Lando took control of Cloud City — but we can't be sure right now. We're not even sure if Donald Glover is reprising his role as the young Lando. Another proposed Mando spin-off announced in late , Rangers of the New Republic , is now apparently on hold. The Acolyte will be set in the High Republic era, a couple of centuries before The Phantom Menace — while this period in galactic history has featured in several novels and comics, The Acolyte will mark its first appearance on screen.
Anime series Star Wars Visions which debuted in September isn't part of official canon — each of the animation studios involved was given the freedom to tell their own story, outside the constraints of existing continuity. The Machete Order is a well-known viewing order created by Rod Hilton in It's a way of watching the Star Wars movies without The Phantom Menace, essentially, and shifts how the story is told.
Missing Episode I is no bad thing, right? It's definitely more of an acquired taste than the other Star Wars lists here, but it's worth a look.
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