Star Wars

The Sequels are rather forgettable, while the Prequels have lodged their imagery into the imagination of Star Wars fans across the globe. Love it or hate it, iconic elements such as characters and setting make the Prequels more memorable.

George Lucas's direction of the Prequels made them a mess with poor direction, shoddy camera work, and unnecessary and uncanny CGI. The Sequels are simply better put together at the technical level.

Though following in the footsteps of the originals, the Prequels added more to the story by boldly blazing new trails and making the Star Wars story richer and more interesting.

Though following in the footsteps of the originals, the Sequels added more to the Star Wars universe, boldly blazing new trails and making the Star Wars story richer.

The Sequels' story was always divided between many writers, and they suffered for it. By contrast, the Prequels are solely George Lucas's vision, and they benefit from having a cohesive storyline.