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1. #STAR WARS MOVIES IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER MOVIE#
2. #STAR WARS MOVIES IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER FULL#
3. #STAR WARS MOVIES IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER SERIES#

#STAR WARS MOVIES IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER SERIES#

The final instalment of the original trilogy brings the series back to its uplifting essence of space-opera romance as the oppression of the galactic empire is toppled, and the world is introduced the adorable Ewoks. We see the live mummification of a fan-favourite, and the first example of Master Yoda since the end of Episode III – not to mention some of the most quoted lines in cinema history, including Yoda’s “Do or do not – there is no ‘try’” and the famously misquoted “No, Luke, I am your father” line.Ĩ. Episode VI – The Return of the Jedi (1983) Often considered the best of the franchise, The Empire Strikes Back takes a darker and more brooding approach to the usual space-romance seen before. The timeline follows exactly where Rogue One left off, but in some ways this is really where Star Wars begins.ħ. Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back (1980)

#STAR WARS MOVIES IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER MOVIE#

In one movie rife with aliens, robots, and spaceships, words like Wookiee, Jedi, and lightsaber became household names, and the Star Wars universe took the world by storm. Director George Lucas used ground-breaking yet simple top-motion special effects to bring an entire galaxy to life. The OG, the one that started it all, the game-changer in the world of sci-fi and cinematic history – the one that every movie before was simply leading up to.

#STAR WARS MOVIES IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER FULL#

Rogue One puts the long theorised fan question of ‘Who made the Death Star so easy to blow up?’ at the forefront of its plot while simultaneously showing the full strength of the big-bad empire since we last saw them in the prequels. This film is set 10 years before A New Hope optional viewing after this one is another animated TV show called Rebels, which consists of four seasons and is set five years before A New Hope (and, coincidentally, our next film…)Īfter its release in December 2016, Rogue One was cheekily slotted into the Star Wars timeline almost immediately prior to the original instalment of A New Hope. Originally played by the great Harrison Ford, now Alden Ehrenreich takes the reins alongside Woody Harrison and Donald Glover.

It also sets up the original trilogy nicely – but not before we get to…ĭue for a May 25 release date (41 years exactly since the release of the original, Episode IV), Solo is the first chronological introduction we get into one of the series’ main protagonists – Han Solo. After seeing the sand-hating Anakin Skywalker grow from boy to man, he now engages in one epic and quite frankly heart-breaking lightsaber duel with former bestie Obi-Wan, in events that lead to the silver screen’s most iconic villain ever – Darth Vader. We finally get the episode that changes the galaxy forever. The one that (somewhat) makes all the politics and Jar-Jar Binks worth sitting through.