WandaVision. Marvel's first Disney+ show.

[HappyGilmore]

Unrelated to WV or Marvel, I've been using Disney+ for Star Wars.

I'm 36, and had only seen Phantom Menace prior. 

I've since decided to watch Episode 4: A New Hope, and Episode 5: Empire Strikes Back.

I've enjoyed both thus far. 

Figured I'd watch how they were released theatrically as opposed to 'chronologically.'

Up next on my list is Jedi.  I'm sure I'll like it.

I'm assuming the films featured on Disney are the 'remastered' ones where Lucas added all the extra shots that fans complained about but having not seen the original 'original' trilogy I've enjoyed them.

As a first-timer, you did it "correctly", because if you had watched it in chronological order the first time through then Darth Vader's big reveal to Luke in Episode V would have had much less impact if you had already seen the back story before watching Episode IV. As a 6-year-old boy in the summer of 1980 when The Empire Strikes Back first hit the theaters, I remember that being the most shocking subject in pop culture before J.R. got shot on Dallas the following year. 

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I know almost nothing about the Marvel movies, but halfway in I am enjoying the hell out of this show. 

[HappyGilmore]

I know almost nothing about the Marvel movies, but halfway in I am enjoying the hell out of this show. 

A friend has only seen a few of the films but loves the Wanda character and binged the whole thing and I got a barrage of texts asking all kinds of questions.  Now she's gone back and watched a bunch of the films and bought a few comics.