Pretty damn close to perfect honestly. The atmosphere, pacing, characters, and general progression of the saga are all executed incredibly. *note: #4 favorite movie of all time

Also close to perfection. Its ability to charm its audience seemingly effortlessly is to be admired. *note: #5 all time favorite movie

Great revitalization of the series. Everything it should've been, it felt old but new. Honestly the New Hope comparisons never bothered me.

Flawed but classic. THIS is how you end a trilogy. Definitely not perfect but I don't mind, it was an immensely impactful experience to me.

It's great but as of right now I'm unsure of how far its greatness extends. It's super bold and unique, but it may have gone too far in a few places. Definitely better than Rogue One, but not really sure how it fares against Return and TFA

Very good and unique standalone film. Just saw it so check out my review if you want my full thoughts.

A messy and highly questionable film, but at the same time it's fun and memorable and makes up for the prequels generally lacking the Star Wars "Magic".

Probably a better film than <i>Phantom Menace</i> but just so difficult to sit through. The romance is painful and it's definitely the messiest film in the series. It sucks cause it starts decently too, but after Kamino it goes downhill fast. EDIT (12/16/17): It does go downhill after Kamino but it's not bad. There are some cool ideas in here. For sure better than Phantom Menace but very very very unengaging.

Like, bad, but I had a really good time with it

Honestly pretty bad for the most part, but it still holds my interest. Arguably has the best lightsaber fight in the series, not that that means anything really but it's fucking badass. EDIT: 12/23/17: No, it's just fucking bad. Attack of the Clones is not the messiest film, this piece of shit is. One or two cool scenes and generally technically sound (aside from some unappealing cinematography), but this is 100% the worst Star Wars film (excluding the Holiday Special)