Ha habido mucha discusión sobre cómo Disney ha administrado la franquicia Star Wars desde que la adquirió en 2012. Comenzaron con grandes éxitos, incluidas películas taquilleras y series de televisión bien recibidas. Sin embargo, las cosas se pusieron difíciles después del lanzamiento de El último Jedi en 2017. Si bien los críticos elogiaron la película, a muchos fanáticos dedicados no les gustó y continúan expresando su decepción. Esto llevó a un período de inestabilidad e inconsistencia para el estudio.
La última película de Star Wars, El ascenso de Skywalker, intentó solucionar los problemas que los fanáticos tenían con la película anterior, El último Jedi, pero terminó sintiéndose inconexa. Esto creó una trilogía que no fluye bien como una historia única y conectada. Los programas de televisión recientes han sido igualmente desiguales: algunos son excelentes, mientras que otros no han estado a la altura de las expectativas. En general, parece que Star Wars está luchando por encontrar su equilibrio.
A pesar de cierta calidad desigual, las películas y programas de Star Wars de Disney han tenido muchos puntos brillantes. Sus mejores proyectos, tanto animados como de acción real, han sido ampliamente elogiados y también han asumido algunos riesgos interesantes con nuevas ideas.
10. Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022)
Incluso las personas que no han disfrutado de las películas recientes de Star Wars de Disney esperaban con ansias Obi-Wan Kenobi. Ewan McGregor era popular en las precuelas anteriores, por lo que los fanáticos estaban emocionados de verlo retomar el papel. El anuncio de que Hayden Christensen también regresaría fue un gran atractivo, especialmente porque hasta entonces solo había interpretado a Anakin Skywalker, no a Darth Vader.
La serie, que tiene lugar diez años después de La venganza de los Sith, presentó una sorprendente cantidad de jóvenes Leia Organa y algunas historias que algunos espectadores consideraron innecesarias. Sin embargo, las interacciones entre Obi-Wan y Darth Vader fueron excelentes, culminando en una batalla final que se ubica entre las mejores de toda la saga Star Wars.
9. Star Wars: Los últimos Jedi (2017)
Mire, como crítico de cine, tengo que admitir que esta película fue divisiva, por decir lo menos. Realmente sacudió a la base de fans de Star Wars y, sinceramente, la reacción ha durado años. Rian Johnson tomó algunos cambios audaces, matando a Snoke tan rápidamente y retratando a Luke Skywalker como desilusionado con la Fuerza, y muchos fanáticos simplemente no apreciaron esas elecciones. No fue sólo decepción; Fue una ira genuina que, incluso ahora, la gente siga debatiendo apasionadamente.
Como gran fan de Star Wars, definitivamente puedo entender por qué a los críticos les encantó El último Jedi. Honestamente, es la película visualmente más impresionante de toda la serie: los efectos son simplemente impresionantes. También pensé que la dinámica entre Rey y Kylo Ren estaba muy bien hecha y las secuencias de acción fueron fantásticas. Pero, a pesar de todos sus puntos fuertes, es demasiado controvertido para ser uno de mis favoritos absolutos.
8. Star Wars: Ahsoka (2023-)
You know, as a big Star Wars fan, I keep thinking Ahsoka might have worked better as an animated show. Ahsoka Tano is just so iconic in animation, and while Rosario Dawson does a great job, Ashley Eckstein is the voice of Ahsoka to so many of us. It just felt a little strange not hearing her in the role, honestly.
Despite any issues, the Ahsoka series was impressive. It continues the story from Star Wars Rebels, with particularly strong performances from Natasha Liu Bordizzo as Sabine Wren and from the portrayal of Hera Syndulla. We finally saw Grand Admiral Thrawn in live-action, and a flashback featuring Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader was exceptionally well done. A second season has been announced.
7. Star Wars: Visions (2021-)
A common criticism of recent Star Wars films and series is that they often feel repetitive and center on the same characters, which can make the galaxy feel less vast. Star Wars: Visions was a fantastic effort to offer something fresh, and it was remarkably successful.
As a huge Star Wars fan, I was so excited about Star Wars: Visions, and it didn’t disappoint! It’s basically a collection of short stories, and what’s really cool is that each one is made by a different anime studio. That means every episode has a totally unique look and feel – something you’ve never seen in Star Wars before. Honestly, even the episodes I didn’t love were still worth watching just to experience that fresh take on the universe.
6. The Mandalorian (2019-2023)
When Disney+ launched, The Mandalorian was its biggest hit. This first-ever live-action series in the Star Wars universe followed a bounty hunter and quickly became popular, reminding many fans of the excitement they felt when Boba Fett first appeared and they hoped to see more of him.
The first episode of The Mandalorian introduced a surprising duo: Din Djarin and Grogu, quickly nicknamed ‘Baby Yoda’ by fans, and the show instantly became a hit. They both became fan favorites. The first season felt like a classic western, while the second season built out the show’s universe and brought in characters like Bo-Katan, as well as a touching reunion with Luke Skywalker. While the third season wasn’t as strong, the show as a whole is still excellent.
5. Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)
Disney’s return to Star Wars with The Force Awakens was a huge success. The film earned over $2 billion, proving there was still strong interest in the franchise. While some fans now criticize it, The Force Awakens effectively revitalized Star Wars and met its primary goals.
The movie intentionally echoes elements of the original A New Hope. It successfully introduces new characters – Rey, Finn, and Poe – while also appealing to fans with familiar faces. The Force Awakens promised a great trilogy, but unfortunately, that potential wasn’t fully realized.
4. Star Wars Rebels (2014-2018)
Both Rebels and The Clone Wars are fantastic shows that many Star Wars fans have unfortunately missed. This is likely because they’re animated and include some episodes geared towards younger viewers. The Clone Wars mostly predates Disney’s acquisition of Lucasfilm, while Rebels was created entirely under Disney’s ownership.
Star Wars Rebels is packed with unforgettable scenes. From Ahsoka’s heartbreaking confrontation with Darth Vader, to a fresh battle between Obi-Wan and Maul, and Kanan Jarrus’s heroic final act, this show delivers some of the franchise’s most powerful moments.
3. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)
Many people questioned whether a movie detailing how the rebels discovered the flaw in the Death Star was truly necessary. It felt like Disney was simply trying to make as many Star Wars films as possible to profit from the franchise. However, despite earning over $1 billion, Rogue One also surprised audiences with its quality.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story featured compelling characters like Jyn Erso and Cassian Andor, even though we knew their stories would end tragically. The movie is visually stunning and emotionally resonant, and the iconic scene with Darth Vader was a particularly memorable highlight.
2. Maul – Shadow Lord (2026-)
Darth Maul has become a surprisingly complex and popular character in the Star Wars universe. Initially, he was known simply for his striking appearance and memorable duel in The Phantom Menace. However, series like The Clone Wars and Rebels delved into his backstory, transforming him into one of the franchise’s most compelling figures.
I was so thrilled when they gave Maul his own series, Maul – Shadow Lord! It really dives deeper into his story, and honestly, everyone loved it. The voice acting is amazing, the animation style is just stunning, and some of the fight scenes are seriously some of the best I’ve ever seen in anything Star Wars. Plus, the best news? Season two is already coming!
1. Andor (2022-2025)
While Rogue One was a hit, the prequel series Andor proved to be even more popular. The show centered around its main character, played by Diego Luna, revealing his backstory and his crucial role in the early days of the Rebel Alliance before the events of the 2016 film.
The show dedicates a significant amount of time to portraying the brutality of the Empire and explaining how these experiences drive Andor to rebel against them. Many consider Andor the greatest Star Wars story ever told, and it received widespread recognition with 22 Emmy nominations and a Peabody Award win.
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