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Star Wars question

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My boy wants to watch the star war movies for the first time and I haven't ever seen them either. Should we start with episode IV or start with episode I?

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Episode IV, without question.

 

That is the way I was leaning. All 6 are going to be on spike over the next few days and we are going to DVR them all. Looking forward to them. My boy talks about Star Wars all the time since we got back from Disney and ride the Star Wars ride

Start with 4, then 5, then 6; then wait until he is older so he can decide for himself if he wants to watch 1, 2, & 3.

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Start with 4, then 5, then 6; then wait until he is older so he can decide for himself if he wants to watch 1, 2, & 3.

 

Why wait?

I thought I was the only human that hasn't viewed any Star Wars.

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I thought I was the only human that hasn't viewed any Star Wars.

 

LOL, not the only one. just you and me.

I'm with everyone else on the Episode IV thing.

For sure episode 4, I started my son on it and he loved it. His fav is darth maul though.

I thought I was the only human that hasn't viewed any Star Wars.

 

LOL, not the only one. just you and me.

 

And me.

What are you guys, nerds or something?

If there was any way to shield him from the fact that there were other SW films besides IV, V and VI, I would look into it.

IV V VI not really any question about it

 

Just show him the first 10 minutes of episode I...if at all

II has it's moments not total loss

III best of the prequals

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