Star Wars Review
When I say Star Wars, your mind might go to a specific movie or character. But you still know what I’m talking about when I say that name. We know which movies are better, but today we will be taking a closer look at which movies are the best. For us to be able to look into which is the best. We will be looking at who the actors and directors are. Where they took place, when they aired. Why the movie is relevant, and what movies are highest rated.
Also, we’ll be booking how they are impactful, like how they affected culture and media. Their impact in a broader sense has been immense. They have changed the lives of millions of people, if not billions. The Star Wars movies encouraged people to think and dream about things, most of which they didn’t think were possible.
The original trilogy
The originals created a world that mystified people within the first few minutes. That giant ship being the first thing that you see helped pull people in. The CGI in the movie is good for being produced in the late 1970s through the early 1980s. It placed themselves in people’s hearts throughout generations and more to come. “Star Wars had placed me in the presence of really magical movie invention: Here, all mixed together, were whimsy and fantasy, simple wonderment and quietly sophisticated storytelling.” Roger Elbert, head of rogerelbert.com
The Star Wars original trilogy is the most recognizable movie series of all time. When they aired, they revolutionized the creation of world-building throughout our world. It pushed for many more people to push out their creative ideas and create beautiful things. “In the original trilogy, the best movie of them is the sixth. Return of the Jedi is the best movie in the original trilogy.” Blake Wilfong
Prequel trilogy
The prequel trilogy was at first hated by everyone who watched them in theaters. Nowadays, they are classics that most everyone loves. There are still some who hate them because they have politics in them. But media copies life big things were happening throughout the United States politically. “I truly feel that Episodes I-III are great films, and have been unfairly maligned in the last 14 years.” The Love Pirate
They are the best Star Wars movies of all time. The entire prequel trilogy is a masterpiece of cinema. The filmwork and the choreography of the trilogy are what make the films the best out of the nine movies. “The second movie, Attack of the Clones, is the best Star Wars movie by far.” Blake Wilfong.
The sequels
The sequels are the worst-rated movies compared to the rest of the ones created. There are some inconsistencies in all three movies. The movie Force Awakens has the same plotline as the New Hope. “Then came the second movie in the Sequel trilogy, The Last Jedi. This movie was an utter disappointment, a giant mess. The movie’s plot was generic, boring, and just full of missed opportunities that would’ve made the movie so much better.” Ping-yu Hsu, staff writer for The Chariot.
The sequel trilogy is the worst movie by far. The pacing and choreography of the entire set of movies are the worst. With that, the character development dragged down the greatness of the whole franchise. “Personally, I think that they are overhated, but episode seven, Force Awakens, is the best of the three. The rest of them are not the best.” Blake Wilfong.
Off-shoot movies
The movies that came out so we could learn more about the universe of Star Wars are not the highest-rated. But they are still beloved in many people’s hearts. “Though it has maddening deficiencies, Rogue One is an engrossing, fresh installment in the franchise, and the second half is brilliant.” Matt Zoller Seitz, writter for Roger Elbert.
Some stand-alone movies are great movies on their own. The two stand-alone movies are Star Wars: A Solo Story and Rogue One. The latter of the two is by far the best. The writing and storytelling of how Princess Leia got the Death Star Plans is amazing. “I think it was key to for the story telling of the series, but the lack of lightsbaers made it boring at times.” Blake Wilfong.