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How long will it take to watch all the Star Wars movies?.

Star Wars movies in 'The Godfather order'.

Complete Star Wars viewing order including TV shows.

Star Wars movies in chronological timeline order.

Here's how to watch the Star Wars movies in order. There's no better time to tackle the Star Wars movies in order as Lucasfilm is working on a whole raft of Star Wars series including Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka, Andor, Rangers of the New Republic, The Acolyte, Star Wars: Visions, Rogue Squadron and A Droid Story.

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The three seen as the best in telling the Skywalker story are the order of episodes (chronological), production (release date), and the Godfather cut. Some claim there are five different orders you can watch the Star Wars saga in, but there are a few widely accepted preferred ways. If you're ready to watch the Star Wars movies and shows in the order you have a few options. Disney Plus has all the Star Wars movies (in 4K too), as well as the shows and breakaway standalone shorts and animations. Things get more complicated when you add in the TV shows like Clone Wars, Rebels and The Mandalorian. The Star Wars order is fairly straightforward if you just take the nine episodic movies in the Skywalker Saga, along with the spin-offs Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and Solo: A Star Wars Story and watch them. However you may be wondering what order you should enjoy all these films and television series in. We have a slate of Star Wars series on the way to Disney Plus, with Bad Batch joining The Mandalorian in May 2021 and The Book of Boba Fett in December 2021.

Since Lucasfilm was acquired by Disney in 2012, we have been given more Star Wars content than ever, including a sequel trilogy (The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, and The Rise of Skywalker), spin-off films and television series.