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Prequels are just sequels that happen to take place in-universe at a time prior to the original. In that it's a sequel at heart, there will be arguments to watch it after the original.

There's no hard-and-fast rules but typically a prequel will subtly reference the original. While it's not a requirement to see the original to understand the prequel, it's often a bit more enjoyable as you'll be able to spot those references.

I think the best analogy I can think of is Pulp Fiction. Could pulp fiction be re-edited so the entire film takes place in chronological order? Of course. Would it be as enjoyable of an experience? Probably not.

Prequels are just sequels that happen to take place in-universe at a time prior to the original.

There's no hard-and-fast rules but typically a prequel will subtly reference the original. While it's not a requirement to see the original to understand the prequel, it's often a bit more enjoyable as you'll be able to spot those references.

I think the best analogy I can think of is Pulp Fiction. Could pulp fiction be re-edited so the entire film takes place in chronological order? Of course. Would it be as enjoyable of an experience? Probably not.

Prequels are just sequels that happen to take place in-universe at a time prior to the original. In that it's a sequel at heart, there will be arguments to watch it after the original.

There's no hard-and-fast rules but typically a prequel will subtly reference the original. While it's not a requirement to see the original to understand the prequel, it's often a bit more enjoyable as you'll be able to spot those references.

I think the best analogy I can think of is Pulp Fiction. Could pulp fiction be re-edited so the entire film takes place in chronological order? Of course. Would it be as enjoyable of an experience? Probably not.

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Prequels are just sequels that happen to take place in-universe at a time prior to the original.

There's no hard-and-fast rules but typically a prequel will subtly reference the original. While it's not a requirement to see the original to understand the prequel, it's often a bit more enjoyable as you'll be able to spot those references.

I think the best analogy I can think of is Pulp Fiction. Could pulp fiction be re-edited so the entire film takes place in chronological order? Of course. Would it be as enjoyable of an experience? Probably not.