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Is Star Wars Rogue One bad?

Is Star Wars Rogue One bad?

Rogue One is largely free of the weight of myth and expectation that were borne by The Force Awakens, and this turns out to be both a good and a bad thing. Rogue One indeed stands alone as a great Star Wars story outside the Episodes.

Is Rogue One connected to The Force Awakens?

In 2015, Star Wars looked to its own future with Episode VII: The Force Awakens. In 2016, it returned to its past with Rogue One: A Star War Story. Rogue One and The Force Awakens are connected in many ways, despite the passage of time in the universe they both occupy.

Is watching Rogue One necessary?

It’s not necessary in understanding or enjoying the saga, however they will enrich your understanding and enjoyment of the original trilogy. Rogue One, in particular, is a good, fun movie that is a direct prequel to A New Hope. Solo is a fun adventure film, but is not as critical to the saga as a whole.

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Should I watch Rogue One or the last Jedi first?

If you’re looking to set the tone for The Last Jedi, don’t worry about re-watching The Force Awakens. War film Rogue One, with its story of the “no ones” who make up the Rebellion, should be your pre-The Last Jedi appetizer. No, this isn’t a story of how one man—or even one woman—will save the galaxy.

Is Rogue One scary?

Great Movie – Too Violent For Kids Definitely a step up in violence from the previous Star Wars movies. Great movie but would not recommend it for kids.

Can I watch Rogue One before force awakens?

So, chronological order would be: The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, Solo, Rogue One, A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi … and then, The Rise of Skywalker.

Can Rogue One be skipped?

No, you do not. The events of Rogue One occur at a time in between the events of Episode III and Episode IV and the movie is technically a stand alone and a spin off from the original Star Wars movies that form the sequence of episode.