On Amazon, the original trilogy costs just £15 on DVD or £38 on Blu-ray. Foxtel has "Rebels", which bridges the gap between the prequels and original trilogy. Netflix has the "Clone Wars" series, which is set in the gap between "Attack of the Clones" and "Revenge of the Sith". You're better served when it comes to animated TV spin-offs. There are no Australian subscription services offering the Original trilogy. The "Digital Movie Collection" is AU$125 from Google or AU$120 on iTunes. To buy the original trilogy in digital form, head for Google Movies or iTunes where each film costs AU$25. None of the films are available to legally watch online through a subscription service, although "The Clone Wars" is on Netflix and "Rebels" is on Disney XD. Alternatively you can get all six films in high definition in the "Digital Movie Collection", which costs $90 from Google Movies and Amazon Movies, or $100 on iTunes. To buy the original trilogy in digital form, head for online shops such as Google Movies, Amazon Video or iTunes. On Blu-ray, the complete six-film Blu-ray box set costs $90 from Amazon. Why not try the so-called Machete Order that changes a few things around - and cuts out Jar-Jar completely? How to watch in the US Once you've read on to find out how to watch them in your country, your next decision is which order to watch them in. In between are a number of animated series, including "Star Wars: Clone Wars" and "Star Wars: Rebels".
The prequels, beginning in 1999, are "The Phantom Menace", "Attack of the Clones" and "Revenge of the Sith". The digital versions of the original films are the "Special Editions" from 1997, which added extra effects and re-inserted deleted scenes. The original trilogy, beginning in 1977, consists of episodes IV, V and VI, "A New Hope", "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of the Jedi" respectively.
If you want to download and own a digital copy, you can buy each film in high definition individually, or as part of the "Digital Movie Collection", which contains all six films in HD. No matter what country you're in, almost certainly the easiest and cheapest way to watch the movies is on disc, either by ordering online or by stepping away from your computer and venturing into the real world to find a shop. These are the (legal) options: physical discs, digital download or online streaming. Here's how you can (legally) rewatch all six previous movies in the digital era - and if you're in the UK, here's how you can do it for free.
"Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens" is the first film in the legendary series in a decade, continuing the story after the original trilogy and prequel trilogies. The Force will awaken in less than a month, so now is the perfect time to revisit the classic Star Wars movies and once again take the journey - or introduce some younglings - to a galaxy far, far away.
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