Eight Star Wars movies, ranked by movie.guru score. Two spinoffs, one prequel, and somebody's childhood is about to take a hit.
Number one beat the fan favorite, and critics cast the deciding vote.
- 8
Answers questions nobody asked, on a gigantic budget.
A reported $365.7 million budget against $392.9 million worldwide. That's one pricey shrug. Donald Glover's Lando saves every scene he's in.
- 7
The best prequel, and the memes kept it alive.
140 minutes, $414.4 million domestic, and audiences rank it above 82% of notable movies. Ewan McGregor carries it. The dialogue still clanks.
- 6
Slow first hour, then the best third act in the franchise.
133 minutes, a $200 to $280.2 million budget, $1.06 billion worldwide. Audiences rank it above 91% of notable movies. The characters are thin. The finale is not.
- 5
Ranked below The Last Jedi. Yes, really.
An A+ CinemaScore, a 58 from Metacritic, and 131 minutes. Ian McDiarmid's Emperor hams it up like it's his birthday, and honestly, fair.
- 4
Critics loved it, fans split, and the critics won.
Metacritic gives it an 84, IMDb fans a 6.8. In 152 minutes, the casino planet detour still feels like a side quest.
- 3
Finn and Rey are the best thing the sequels ever had.
$936.7 million domestic and an A CinemaScore. Critics rank it above 90% of notable movies. Kylo Ren's lightsaber tantrums are the other highlight.
- 2
Most people's favorite. The scores still say second.
Audiences rank it above 99% of notable movies, critics 89%. Made for $18 million, and the Hoth battle still looks handmade in the best way.
- 1
Audiences call it a tie with Empire. Critics break it.
Critics rank it above 96% of notable movies, the highest here, and it cost just $11 million. The trash compactor is still the best panic in the saga.
Change my mind. Move Return of the Jedi wherever you want. Explain yourself.
$2.86 says you have a lightsaber color picked out and a very specific reason for it.
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