1. Empire Strikes Back (1st/206)- My favorite movie of all time.
2. A New Hope (3rd/206)- Classic
3. Return of the Jedi (75th/206)- Has some pacing issues but is overall a very worthy conclusion to a brilliant trilogy.
4. Force Awakens (82nd/206)- Rey isn't *as* big of a Mary Sue in this film as she is in LJ, but there are still some negative signs. The story is also quite similar to ANH, but overall it's a very competent, entertaining film.
5. Revenge of the Sith (137th/206)- A very engaging entry in the series at times, but it's also slow at the start of the film aside from the star fleet fight. Anakin is finally likable in the prequels, and McGregor continues to kill it as Obi-Wan. The acting performances in general in this film are significantly better than the other prequel films, even with the at-times shoddy script. It's got glaring flaws, but has potential for enjoyment. I personally like it overall, even with the glaring flaws.
6. Solo (139th/206)- This is kinda the opposite of ROTS. I still like it overall, even with its glaring flaws. However, the difference with Solo is that while ROTS has many big highs, but also a few extreme lows, Solo is moreso "decent" consistently, without much variance. Seeing Han and Lando's backstory was really interesting, and I enjoyed the "heist" feel to it, but not much stands out. It's competently made, but not that memorable.
7. Last Jedi (143rd/206)- I still don't know how to feel about this film. I like how Luke proved to grow in maturity even in his old age, and come to terms with his own frustration and cynicism... but the execution of showing such was... eh? Some points of Luke's character development were shown beautifully, while others felt jarring. Poe's story had potential, and I'm glad he finally got focus, but execution was once again... eh? The Finn and Rose storyline unfortunately was boring and lasted for far too long. On the upside, I REALLY liked Kylo Ren in this film. Driver's portrayal of the character I think gets forgotten, and I enjoy the route his character took. It shows that Kylo Ren may try to be a villain, but in actuality there's still some good in him and in reality Kylo Ren is more of a conflicted anti-villain, as much as he hates to admit it. The character's biggest flaw is uncertainty of himself, and I think it's shown nicely in this film. And, we already got the threatening, super serious villain in Vader... with Kylo Ren, we see a different kind of villain and tbh I think it's pulled off well. In any event, you can tell I'm very mixed on LJ.
8. Phantom Menace (177th/206)- Maul vs. Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon was great... other than that, the story is just bland. There's not much there to like at all.
9. Rogue One (180th/206)- Not sure what the hype is about this film. You can't get attached to the characters because the actors were ordered to basically not have much variance in emotion so the audience doesn't get attached, and that's a shame because I WANT to like these characters and feel something when they all die from the Death Star plan delivery mission. But unfortunately... I don't care about any of them, except for Churrit. Why? Because it's nice to see a force user that doesn't use a lightsaber for once. Churrit is a neat character, but everyone else is very bland and forgettable. Worst cast in the Star Wars series, imo. The story pacing is also deadfully slow for a lot of it, but the third act is thankfully salvagable, especially with Vader doing awesome Vader things.
10. Attack of the Clones (189th/206)- "I don't like sand... it's rough, coarse, irritating, and it gets everywhere."
The meme says it all... what was this movie?
