Which Star Wars prequel should I watch in full?

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Only ever saw the one with Darth maul but after seeing TFA I'm in the mood to watch more Star Wars.

Put me on brehs

Also..where can I view this at :mjpls:
 

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I'm saying it's arguably the best out of the first 6 movies.

i feel like you'd be the only one making that argument. no way is it better than any of the original 3 and its nowhere close to Empire. The dialogue is still stiff, the acting is still a tad wooden, and there's still stuff in there that doesn't need to be there. Empire feels naturalistic and all of the emotion seems real. And its a better paced movie, better plotted, and because you actually care about everyone involved, its a better film.
 

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All of them are worth watching. But Epiosde 3 is arguably the "Star Wars" movie period.

Timeout...are you saying its arguably, the best of the 7 or the star wars movie of those 3?

I'm saying it's arguably the best out of the first 6 movies.

i feel like you'd be the only one making that argument. no way is it better than any of the original 3 and its nowhere close to Empire. The dialogue is still stiff, the acting is still a tad wooden, and there's still stuff in there that doesn't need to be there. Empire feels naturalistic and all of the emotion seems real. And its a better paced movie, better plotted, and because you actually care about everyone involved, its a better film.

I may have to rewatch the movies, but I doubt I will change my mind. Too much big epic game-changing shyt happend in Episode 3. Plus I suspect since I waited till after Episode 3 came out to watch the "Star Wars" movies (& watched them in chronological order), I don't have the same Nostalgia for the original trilogy the rest of y'all have.

I'd love to see a poll to see how Star Wars fans who watched the prequels first, feel about the prquels & Episode 3.
 

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Timeout...are you saying its arguably, the best of the 7 or the star wars movie of those 3?
Yeah man.

IMO episode 3 is the only watchable prequel movie. That's a slight exaggeration but I truly hate all of them. IMO the biggest reason episode 3 gets any love is because it was PG-13 and slightly darker, but it was still pretty trash.
 

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I may have to rewatch the movies, but I doubt I will change my mind. Too much big epic game-changing shyt happend in Episode 3. Plus I suspect since I waited till after Episode 3 came out to watch the "Star Wars" movies (& watched them in chronological order), I don't have the same Nostalgia for the original trilogy the rest of y'all have.

I'd love to see a poll to see how Star Wars fans who watched the prequels first, feel about the prquels & Episode 3.

It's not about nostalgia breh its about understanding good filmmaking vs shytty or mediocre filmmaking
 

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Return of the Jedi was good filmmaking?

I always thought that pretty much all of the criticisms leveled ar the prequels also count for Jedi, and a lot of them were said about the og Star Wars and Empire.

shytty "faster more intense" acting started with Star Wars. None of the actors took that shyt seriously, Harrison famously told George "you can write this shyt but you can't say it".

A lot of Star Wars was borrowed from The Hidden Fortress, and Empire was criticized for not having a real ending.

I fukking love all those movies (except Episode I), but stop with this "understanding good filmmaking vsbad filmmaking" shyt. If the prequels would've had an alien living in space chasing the heroes George would've caught hell for it. Yet that's right there in Empire. People critized the writing as if "suddenly it feels as if a thousand voices were suddenly silenced " didn't happen.

Anakin was too whiny yet he never reached "but i was going over to Tosche station to pick up some power converters!".

Again i love those movies, but things like these get shyt on in the prequels.
 

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Return of the Jedi was good filmmaking?

I always thought that pretty much all of the criticisms leveled ar the prequels also count for Jedi, and a lot of them were said about the og Star Wars and Empire.

shytty "faster more intense" acting started with Star Wars. None of the actors took that shyt seriously, Harrison famously told George "you can write this shyt but you can't say it".

A lot of Star Wars was borrowed from The Hidden Fortress, and Empire was criticized for not having a real ending.

I fukking love all those movies (except Episode I), but stop with this "understanding good filmmaking vsbad filmmaking" shyt. If the prequels would've had an alien living in space chasing the heroes George would've caught hell for it. Yet that's right there in Empire. People critized the writing as if "suddenly it feels as if a thousand voices were suddenly silenced " didn't happen.

Anakin was too whiny yet he never reached "but i was going over to Tosche station to pick up some power converters!".

Again i love those movies, but things like these get shyt on in the prequels.

Not even. If he got good performances out of people and didn't have bad dialogue and actually engaging shyt, I'd love them. 3 is good but there's no way I see it being better than any of the original 3.
 
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