But which order is the right order? Chronological order, release order, the first order… hell, you could even execute order 66. Watching the Star Wars movies in release order lets you experience ...

Well, fear not! We have a list of all the current Star Wars movies and shows you can watch right now in chronological order and by release date. And it's never been easier, now that all of these ...

To be able to watch all the Star Wars movies in chronological order, you’ll need a free trial subscription with Hulu + Live TV and the Disney Plus add-on. Unfortunately, there is no way to get ...

and then there's the fact that they're released out of chronological order, too. To save you trying to wrap your head around the sprawling Star Wars timeline, though, we've compiled a guide below ...

Here’s a rundown of the “Star Wars” movies in chronological order. Of course, you can also watch the “Star Wars” movies in the order in which they were released, which is how most fans ...

Chronological order lets you see Star Wars' characters evolve in real time, including Anakin Skywalker's journey from a bright-eyed kid to a troubled warrior and Obi-Wan Kenobi's transformation ...

The second and final season of Andor – which has recently drawn to a close on Disney+ – has solidified its position as one of the most acclaimed Star Wars projects ever. The show, which was ...

Here’s a rundown of the “Star Wars” movies in chronological order. This is an age-old question — is it better to watch the “Star Wars” movies in chronological or release order?

But, for anyone who's just dipping their toes into Star Wars for the very first time, chronological order is definitely the way to go from a less confusing storytelling perspective. Best for ...

But, for anyone who's just dipping their toes into Star Wars for the very first time, chronological order is definitely the way to go from a less confusing storytelling perspective. Best for ...

The episodic entries make the chronological order easy, but you also have to factor in the spinoffs “Solo” and “Rogue One.” All together, this makes for a complete (and time-intensive) marathon.