The Empire Strikes Back (GOAT. The Hoth Battle, Luke's training on Dagobah, the Vader duel on Bespin >>>)
A New Hope (A classic. The introduction to the characters and the mythos, concluding with the legendary Death Star dogfight. Too many classic moments.)
Return of the Jedi (The first act with Jabba the Hutt was classic, and the final duel with Palpatine and Vader was a highlight. The only things I didn't like were the Ewoks and the way Boba Fett got punked.)
The Last Jedi (The movie had some good character moments, a couple of interesting twists, and top notch action. I also liked that Rey wasn't totally invincible and that Finn got some actual shine and a love interest. However, the treatment of a certain major character left me massively disappointed.)
The Force Awakens (A decent start to the new trilogy. Competently made but too derivative of the original films. Rey is too powerful IMO, and I didn't like the
treatment of Finn.)
Rogue One (Hype action and some good laughs, but suffers from having no memorable characters (except for established characters in the OG movies). That Vader scene at the end was wild though)
Revenge of the Sith (Wooden writing and excessive CGI really hurt this movie IMO. It's still better than the first two since Palpatine gets plenty of shine, there's no annoying kids, and Jar Jar doesn't talk. IMO the most overrated SW flick.)
Phantom Menace (Podracing and the Darth Maul duel are the only saving graces for this flick. Everything else was trash. Plinkett was absolutely right about this movie.)
Attack of the Clones (A mess. Had the WOAT love story. Even the first movie filmed on actual locations instead of green-screening everything. Plinkett was also right about this movie. Samuel Jackson was the only decent thing about this flick IMO. Also, I felt like having Yoda fight went against his character.)
signs then
, has no teacher but is superior in the force and combat over an apprentice(/relative) of luke and Snoke?
