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Star Wars (Rogue One preview)

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Where does this movie fit in the timeline of movies?

 

It's after Anakin/Vadar was defeated by Obi Wan on Mustafar and the great Jedi purge. This is what happened after that and leads up to the opening scene of the original Star Wars movie (1977).

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Here's a review I was just reading:

 

"The third act of Rogue One may be one of the most stunning cinematic achievements in movie history."

"the crowd at the Hollywood premiere of the film hit the roof with euphoria at that big reveal."

 

There was a standing ovation and cheering at the theater we were at last night, as well.

 

Not sure I've ever seen that before

Where does this movie fit in the timeline of movies?
This is the story of how they stole the plans to the original Death Star that was destroyed in the original Star Wars movie (which is now episode 4).
This is the story of how they stole the plans to the original Death Star that was destroyed in the original Star Wars movie (which is now episode 4).

 

Thanks

 

Hard to keep up with. They keep bouncing around.

I've never understood the whole standing ovation and cheering thing after a movie. Someone help me out?

Thanks

 

Hard to keep up with. They keep bouncing around.

My understanding is there are the core 7 movies that are the main story line. The 3 original, the 3 newer ones, then newest one that came out last year. I believe there will be additional movies in this story line but in addition they are making off shoot movies like this one.
I've never understood the whole standing ovation and cheering thing after a movie. Someone help me out?
Any different then crying, or laughing, or becoming angry, or any other emotion that a movie, song, play, book, sporting event, ect sparks? These are all meant for entertainment and to elicit emotion.
My understanding is there are the core 7 movies that are the main story line. The 3 original, the 3 newer ones, then newest one that came out last year. I believe there will be additional movies in this story line but in addition they are making off shoot movies like this one.

 

There will be movies in the actual series in 2017 and 2019. There will be offshoot movies this year, 2018 and 2020.

 

The next fill in movie will be about Han Solo

I've never understood the whole standing ovation and cheering thing after a movie. Someone help me out?

 

The last 20 minutes were so powerful that everyone was filled with emotion. I was still somewhat shaken a full half hour after the movie ended. For true Star Wars fans...that was good stuff.

The last 20 minutes were so powerful that everyone was filled with emotion. I was still somewhat shaken a full half hour after the movie ended. For true Star Wars fans...that was good stuff.
Dang it. You got me wanting to see this tonight now.
Dang it. You got me wanting to see this tonight now.

 

Trust me. If you are a Star Wars fan, you need to be there. It's a good movie

Going tonight up in West Chester at 8:45pm.

I enjoyed it, I actually felt that it was a good addition to the Star Wars franchise. It was good in a way that The Force Awakens (which was an okay film) wishes it was.

It had some GREAT moments and some really slow times. The GREAT moments were worth the price of the ticket, however.

 

I'll have to sleep on it to determine where I put it as compared to the others.

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