...wait, hang on, so we've got the phantom menace, andor, rogue one, star wars, the holiday special, the empire strikes back, return of the jedi, the ewok adventure, and that other one: i count sixteen hours of movies plus twenty-four hours of series, that's like totally doable in two-and-half days, or a full work week if you're feeling lazy...
...have you watched any david lynch?..it's non-linear and interpretive storytelling where the experience of its pieces-and-parts coming together for the viewer are as much what it's about as any specific narrative; the halfway mark is way too soon for understanding the whole...
...not everyone appreciates that sort of ambiguous media, but some folks thrive on it and by the midway point you can probably tell whether its liminal-singularity thing is your jam...
...if you're expecting a definitive narrative which makes everything click into place as you watch it, you've probably been misled regarding the series and will likely be frustrated by the experience: while a rewatch can open up re-interpretive appreciation, it's not the sort of thing where a revelatory rewatch is essential to appreciating it...
triple-head. thirty-inch. cinema displays.