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Are all the Star Wars movies on Disney Plus?

By Megan Prevost

American actor Mark Hamill on the set of Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope written, directed and produced by Georges Lucas. (Photo by Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty Images)
American actor Mark Hamill on the set of Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope written, directed and produced by Georges Lucas. (Photo by Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty Images) /
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker comes to theaters on Dec. 20. Can you do a complete rewatch on Disney Plus?

Everyone loves a good movie marathon. Especially before a series ending movie comes out. Just look at Endgame, and the amount of people who actually watched all 21 MCU movies before its release. Star Wars fans are no different, the majority of us would love to grab a huge bucket of popcorn and sit down for a marathon of the previous eight movies in the Skywalker Saga.

However, its kind of a pain to track down all eight moves in one place. If you go into any entertainment store looking for the original trilogy, or even the prequel trilogy, you’ll probably been given an answer you don’t want. So, how are you supposed to have your amazing Star Wars marathon if you can’t even find the first eight movies?

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Unfortunately, not even Disney+ can solve this problem (yet). If you’re looking to have a full fledged Star Wars marathon of 20 hours and 15 minutes of your favorite characters, you can start with Disney+. They have the majority of the Skywalker Saga with all of the original and prequel trilogies as well as The Force Awakens. Netflix, however, still has custody of The Last Jedi.

So, maybe you don’t want to marathon the entire series for the next 20 hours. Maybe you just want to watch a movie or two to pick up some new knowledge, or refresh your brain on what happened last time. Hit up Disney+, they’ve got your back.

What’s that? That’s not enough for you? Well, you’re in luck because they also have Solo: A Star Wars Story and Rogue One. If that doesn’t satisfy you enough, you can also watch the new Disney+ original series The Mandalorian. 

Before The Rise of Skywalker comes out on Dec. 20, catch up on some of the past favorites on Disney+. Before you know it, the collection will be complete and you’ll be able to have the marathon of your dreams.