Ya, I thought so I mean new hope was long time ago...there was nothing bad but I noticed something. They did a good job. Ahh ok, hard to tell when everything seems getting eliminated from existence haha
I hope it happens...I LOVE STARWARS. I have to do it when the time is right for the channel. I love doing reactions so much and sharing it with everybody.
Chronologically, Solo:: A Star Wars Story comes after Revenge of the Sith. Then the Kenobi show, then Andor, then Rogue One. But with these supplemental stories, you can kind of skip around because they're just filling in blanks between the saga films.
Solo is a fun, lighthearted break from all the drama of Ep.3 and Rogue One. Then you can get into Kenobi. You could watch Andor also, but it still has at least one more season to go so it isn't quite a complete story yet. You can watch it after The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, unless you really want to stick to chronological order. The latter two shows take place after Ep.6.
@@TobgiReacts The Clone Wars takes place before Solo, but you don't need to watch the show in order to understand Solo. The Clone Wars is a decent show that fills in a lot of interesting blanks, but it also has a LOT of filler, and 7 seasons of it can be a bit of a slog unless you are REALLY invested in the Star Wars universe. It adds to the lore of Star Wars but it isn't necessary to understand any other Star Wars content. Though some characters from the Clone Wars show up in other media. Personally, I'm the kind of person who prefers live action stuff to cartoons. so I would prioritize the live action movies and TV shows. There was a Clone Wars MOVIE you could watch just to get a feel for the show. It's really the first 3 or 4 episodes of the show that were put together and released in theaters as a preview. Because some episodes of the Clone Wars are out of chronological order, some people will say you NEED to watch them in chronological order. But that's really not necessary. The Clone Wars movie is a better introduction to the show than the later episodes that take place earlier in the timeline.
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at 15:40 when the Death Star fires on Jedha: It's a 'single reactor ignition;, IE a low powered shot.
mmmmm got it
Actor who played Tarkin wasn't alive. They didn't destroy the planet, just the city.
Ya, I thought so I mean new hope was long time ago...there was nothing bad but I noticed something. They did a good job. Ahh ok, hard to tell when everything seems getting eliminated from existence haha
33:05 The reference just made to the Clone Wars … you just need to go back and watch A New Hope again.
It is the opening scene of IV. The movie begins instantly after the last scene of Rogue one. Vader catches them and so on
With how Star Wars movies released there is literally variety of ways in what order you can watch these movies
@@TobgiReacts okay
Andor is absolutely amazing and I would love to see your reaction to the phenomenal series! 💖
I hope it happens...I LOVE STARWARS. I have to do it when the time is right for the channel. I love doing reactions so much and sharing it with everybody.
Chronologically, Solo:: A Star Wars Story comes after Revenge of the Sith. Then the Kenobi show, then Andor, then Rogue One. But with these supplemental stories, you can kind of skip around because they're just filling in blanks between the saga films.
Hmmm I see
Solo is a fun, lighthearted break from all the drama of Ep.3 and Rogue One. Then you can get into Kenobi. You could watch Andor also, but it still has at least one more season to go so it isn't quite a complete story yet. You can watch it after The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, unless you really want to stick to chronological order. The latter two shows take place after Ep.6.
Hmm I think I need to figure out whats the next step for Star Wars then. Wait I heard I need to clone wars before Solo or whats the deal with that?
@@TobgiReacts The Clone Wars takes place before Solo, but you don't need to watch the show in order to understand Solo. The Clone Wars is a decent show that fills in a lot of interesting blanks, but it also has a LOT of filler, and 7 seasons of it can be a bit of a slog unless you are REALLY invested in the Star Wars universe. It adds to the lore of Star Wars but it isn't necessary to understand any other Star Wars content. Though some characters from the Clone Wars show up in other media.
Personally, I'm the kind of person who prefers live action stuff to cartoons. so I would prioritize the live action movies and TV shows. There was a Clone Wars MOVIE you could watch just to get a feel for the show. It's really the first 3 or 4 episodes of the show that were put together and released in theaters as a preview.
Because some episodes of the Clone Wars are out of chronological order, some people will say you NEED to watch them in chronological order. But that's really not necessary. The Clone Wars movie is a better introduction to the show than the later episodes that take place earlier in the timeline.
Clone wars is seven seasons but each one is just 22 minutes or so. You can do it👍
u should watch clone wars... coz u will missed many things if u didn't watch... The series is a masterpiece of whole star wars