You don't need the Force to watch Star Wars movies in sequence. It's much easier than the Jedi training Luke, Anakin and Ray have endured so far. Now that you can log on to Disney Plus, where Star Wars movies are streaming in gorgeous 4K HDR, you don't have to worry about finding your old Dvd (although you may be told to physically own your media).

So now that you're a few clicks away from them all, we watch Star Wars movies, in a different order depending on your experience and there's also more about how non-mainline Star Wars movies (and TV series) fit. It's normal that you need help, as the 3 different trilogy of Skywalker Saga was released in non-chronological order, and the proper Star Wars display order can be a bit complicated.

In the above, there is no really correct way to watch all Star Wars movies, so those who have "multiple ways you can watch these movies in order" some fans prefer to display them in release order, others prefer chronological timeline order and certain fans enjoy both hybrids. But

Oh, it's not strictly an episode-caliber movie, but Disney Plus also has a Lego Star Wars Holiday special. It's a sequel to bring a ship full of Ray, Finn, Poe, Chewie, Rose and Droids back to Chewbacca's home world to celebrate the Day of Life.

However, some people like to pretend that certain episodes did not exist. With that in mind, we've outlined the most popular Star Wars viewing orders for your intergalactic binging pleasure.

If you're looking for the most cost-effective way to watch Star Wars movies in sequence, you'll need to sign up for Disney Plus (6 6.99 per month/year 69.99). As of 5/4 (aka Star Wars Day), Disney's streaming service has Skywalker's Story (Episode I〜IX) as well as Rogue One: Star Wars Story and Solo.

Of course, you can also buy or rent Star Wars movies a la carte on Amazon, iTunes and Google Play.

The story line is essentially out of order, as the Star Wars saga began in Episode IV and got a sequel trilogy before getting a sequel trilogy. In chronological order, from Anakin Skywalker's bright-eyed Boy to Troubled Warrior, from Obi-Wan Kenobi's reluctant Apprentice to Sage Jedi Runaway If you want to watch the Skywalker Saga from the beginning of that chronological order, here's a Star Wars movie in chronological order of events.

The brackets next to each film list when the film took place before or after the Battle of Yavin. Therefore, when we say that Episode II- Clone attack is 22BBY, it means that it took place 22 years before the Battle of Yavin.

And to prevent confusion: Rogue One takes place just before New Hope and Last Jedi takes place in the immediate aftermath of The Force Awakens.

If you want to experience Star Wars movies as they came out, the release order is the way to go. I personally recommend this order for new fans, you will witness the natural evolution of a Star Wars story complete with all of its ups and downs, from the classic 80s sci-fi of the original trilogy to the nasty CGI and dubious acting of the previous work, the Awakening of the Force and the modern glory of its divisive sequel, all Star Wars movies in release order here. There are:

A popular viewing order by fans, "Machete Order" uses a combination of release and chronological order to provide some backstory through the prequel while maintaining a big twist on Empire Strikes Back. The order begins with a new hope and Empire strikes back, returns to the Clone attack and revenge of the Sith for the origins of Darth Vader, and returns to the present to end the original trilogy in a dramatic way with the Return of the Jedi.

Yes, this order completely skips the phantom threat, because some fans don't think the film is essential to the plot (sorry, Jar Jar). It is worth remembering that this order was created many years ago and does not take into account the trilogy of sequels and spin-off films.

Throw away a lot of what you knew about the upcoming Star Wars movie. Windows for 2022/12, 2024, and 2026 releases are no longer available. Some deals are locked on the stories that those films tell and their directors, but not all the details are official. this is what we know.:

At Disney's 2020 investor event, the company confirmed that Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins will direct the next Star Wars film, "Star Wars: Rogue Squadron," to be released in 2023-12.

Taika Waititi (What We Do In The Shadows, Thor: Ragnarok) also plans to make a new Star Wars film, Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy confirmed it at an investor event. Kennedy said Waititi was still working on the script, but the daily record reported that production had already begun.

Rian Johnson (The Last Jedi) is rumored to be a possible director of the full new Star Wars trilogy, but it's the feathers of people who have voiced their negative views about tlj aloud

Marvel Film President Kevin Feige has said he wants Lucasfilm President (a story about an ambitious crossover) Kathleen Willey. -Kennedy and the Star Wars movies that take the helm have been signed, Variety reported.

J.D.Dillard (Sleight) and Matt Owens (Luke Cage) are reportedly working on a new Star Wars project that could be in theaters and Disney Plus.

Solo 2 has not been confirmed, but fans are asking for it. The report suggests that it is not a Disney Plus project.

Of course, the world of Star Wars isn't just limited to movies, but also a variety of live-action and anime that serve as standard entries in the timeline, and even better, they're all available on Disney Plus.

Star Wars: The Clone Wars: This popular animated series is set between episodes II and III and follows the adventures of Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Ahsoka Tano during the Clone Wars. The 7th and last season of the show is just over, and you can see it all at Disney Plus.

Star Wars: Rebels: Clone Wars Follow・up, Rebels Episode a ragtag group of fighters including Cannan Jarus, Ezra Bridger, and Hera Sindura

Star Wars: Bad Batch: This animated series was first released in Clone Wars. Follow the elite and experimental clones of the bad batch introduced.

Obi・Wan Kenobi: Find out what Obi・Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor) was doing during episodes III and IV after slaughtering the Jedi at the hands of the Empire. The show also brings Hayden Christensen back as Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader.

Star Wars: Andor: This Rogue One prequel focuses on the adventures of Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) and his cheeky droid Pal K2S0 (Alan Todik), and we expect it to take place between episodes III and IV.

Mandalorian: Takes place after five years of Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, Mandalorian focuses on a lonely bounty hunter as he explores the dark post-imperial universe. He took on the surrogate son in Baby Yoda (aka Grogu), but now the duo are separated. What will Din Djarin do now in Season 3?

Star Wars: Ahsoka: Anakin's former Jedi Padawan, Ahsoka Tano debuted in a live-action format (played by Rosario Dawson) in the Mandalorian. Now she gets her own show.

Boba Fett's Book: OG Bounty Hunter made an impressive cameo in the Mandalorian; this spin・off is part of Boba and Batkicking

Land Star Wars Series: Details are available for this project from creator Justin Simien (Dear Whites). It is thin to use. I don't know if Billy Dee Williams or Donald Glover will reprise their roles as charming rogue.