What's the reasoning for not having released all the Star Wars films in order?
Why did they make the Star Wars movies out of order?
How were the original Star Wars movies perceived at the time of their release? Why is it called Star Wars? Is the action in the Star Wars prequels is what drove people to them at first? Was Star Wars a book series before it was a film series? Why do the Star Wars movies have so many "deus ex machina" escapes in the plot? Why are all of the new Star Wars actors British? Why do people think Star Wars is a good movie? Why is it such a hit in the United States? Why do the recent Star Wars films have lots of British actors? Why did George Lucas sell Star Wars to Disney? What are the Star Wars novels in chronological order? What is the right sequence to watch Star wars? Why did the Jedi Order exile Dark Jedi instead of killing them? What part of the Star Wars universe do you wish they would make a movie about? In Star Wars, why is the Empire so hated? What is the chronological order for watching Star Wars? Is Star Wars episode 7 really not a remake of episode 4? What is Star Wars all about? Is it true that Star Wars 'Return of the Jedi' was a flop in America?  Will they ever remake Star Wars episodes 1,2 and 3? Would it be better if the Star Wars series started with Rogue One in 1977? Was the idea of Star Wars completely imagined by George Lucas? What were the flaws of Star Wars: The Force Awakens? How could the film have been better? How much time passed in each Star Wars movie? Can you explain the Prequel Trilogy of Star Wars in a nutshell? How did George Lucas make Star Wars Episode 4 into a great movie if he is inherently a bad director? Why is George Lucas beginning the Star Wars 3D release with The Phantom Menace instead of A New Hope? Why do wars get started? What breaks in Star Wars continuity exist between the original saga and the prequels? Which is the best Star Wars movie and why? Do I have to have seen any other Star Wars movies to understand Rogue One: A Star Wars Story?