In what order should I show the movies to her? Chronological order according to the story or the order in which they were made?
Watching them in "Episode" order would just be confusing. Nothing is established in Episode 1. The film assumes that the audience already knows this universe, so no explanation is offered as to what the Force is, or who the Jedi are, or why we should care about any of it. All of the surprises of the original trilogy would be spoiled, like Yoda's introduction or Vader's revelation. And we won't even mention what a mess the story of Episode 1 is.
Watch them in the order they were made. It just makes it so much simpler.
It's far quicker, and far less psychologically damaging, to simply tell her that the relationship isn't working.
Watch 4-6 and pretend 1-3 were never made.
Machete order is the way to go: http://www.nomachetejuggling.com/2011/11/11/the-star-wars-saga-suggested-viewing-order/
Talk about a lopsided poll!
Even at this, the fact that she hasn't seen them is probably a deal breaker. And never, ever mention episode 1.If you desire an answer - or outcome - somewhere between 3) and 4), I would suggest that you watch 4-6, and only if she shows a passionate desire and wonders whether a backstory exists, should you even contemplate mentioning the mere existence of episodes 1-3.
Even at this, the fact that she hasn't seen them is probably a deal breaker. And never, ever mention episode 1.
There's no way to tell from the question or thread. I like what I like, and repeatedly being subject to something I don't care for usually results in really not liking it.A deal-breaker for which of them? If I was subjected to episode as a condition of a relationship, it would be true to say that this might become a bit of a deal breaker for me, too.....
Well, if I was to be smothered and suffocated in something of the sort - even assuming My Onlie Beloved wished to introduce me to his private mental space with a viewing of their series, I might think to wonder where it is possible to admit to tedium, or being underwhelmed.
A message to guys: If you want her to like what you like - or, even, perhaps, not develop an actual deep and passionate loathing of it - show her what is good about it; she doesn't need every single last detail unless and until she had developed an interest in it.
You know, there is a reason TV shows the sports highlights: Nobody, apart from the really zealous and perfervid fanatics, wants to see the 'lowlights'.