VII: The Force Awakens
IV: A New Hope
V: Empire Strikes Back
I: Phantom Menace
II: Attack of the Clones
III: Revenge of the Sith
VI: Return of the Jedi

This way, you start with the newest, which will easily get you into the world, then you'll go into the the originals, to the prequels, and finally ending with the last original. Though, you could easily skip Phantom Menace (it's really not that important, at least to me) or you could leave Force Awakens for last instead. But to me, Star Wars is really enjoyable and people have different opinions about how to watch it, so it's up to you. Though I hate watching them in numerical order... I through III can be a snore fest.

< here you go, the anti-cheese edit of Episode I. In fact, this guy did ALL the films with "anti-cheese" edits. Shortened the podracing scenes, removed the crap about midichlorians, lowered pitch on the Jar Jar people, the guy made several good edits.

See, I like placing 7 in the beginning because they talk about the originals a lot, and it gives reason to why Luke would disappear... kinda like a flashback within a flashback.

but if he skips phantom menace how will he ever know what "real pod racing is?"

2,3,4,5,6,7

>>#35, >>#34,

Order they were released.