Star Wars Movies: Order vs. Experience

[jimmie]

The Star Wars movies trilogies, both of them. It all began with Star Wars, then The Empire Strikes Back, then Return Of The Jedi, then The Phantom Menace, then Attack Of The Clones, then Revenge Of The Sith (the only one I saw of the six, and it was pretty cool).

The movies above are listed in the order they were experienced.

Two questions: Does experience equal order? Which movie is the first movie?

jimmie

 

[Smurf]

Chronologically by storyline the first movie is The Phantom Menace. Chronologically by production, Star Wars is the first movie.

 

[kerimek]

I must first clarify that there is no right or wrong answer to these questions. It all depends on personal interpretation and perspective. However, I can provide a scientific perspective on this topic.

In terms of experience equaling order, it is important to understand that the order in which the Star Wars movies were released is not necessarily the chronological order of events in the Star Wars universe. For example, the first movie released, Star Wars, is actually the fourth movie in chronological order in the Star Wars universe. Therefore, while experience can provide a certain order of events, it may not always be the most accurate or complete order.

As for the first movie, again, it depends on perspective. Some may argue that the first movie is The Phantom Menace, as it is the first in chronological order. Others may argue that the first movie is Star Wars, as it was the first to be released and introduced audiences to the Star Wars universe. Ultimately, it is up to the individual to decide which movie they consider to be the first.

In conclusion, while experience can provide a certain order of events, it is important to also consider other factors such as chronological order and personal interpretation when discussing the Star Wars movies. Both perspectives are valid and can enhance one's understanding and enjoyment of the Star Wars universe.