Solo is Fun - You Guys Are Just Mean

"When's the last time you watched Chewbacca have a conversation with somebody?" flashback to holiday special

To me this film like a real-high budget version of one of the really good episodes of Clone Wars. A side-story that is made more for the characters than for the overarching story.

I love the Han shooting first fan service. It was perfect.

This is so spot on. I agree with pretty much everything you've said. And they really did nail the Kessel Run!

Don't forget how the first trailer for this movie wasn't released until three months ago. There simply wasn't enough time to garner public interest. Uncharacteristically terrible marketing from Disney. They really should have put the first trailer before Last Jedi. That way the people who didn't like that movie could still be like "Well at least that other Star wars movie looks cool"

I really liked this movie but when L3 got shot the power in my theater went out so we had to wait an hour to see if the she had survived or not.

Oh my god, thank you for pointing out how awesome the music is in this movie. Gave me chills.

Solo was honestly one of my favorite Star Wars movies. It kinda made me upset when people criticized it, because it was so much fun to watch in theaters.

I find IMDB a lot more useful than Rotten Tomatoes Their rating system is a lot less on the extremes.

People are just bandwagoning on the hate, in my opinion. It's decent, but it's being overplayed on how bad it is.

Even with the so called "boycott" of Solo and everyone assuming it sucked, this vid only got 10% of the dislikes compared to the force awakens vid and the last Jedi vid

Favorite line in all of Star Wars “Maclunky”

I LOVE how they made "the Kessel run in 12 parsecs" line actually made sense!

Thank you! Someone who actually isn’t going crazy about Glover’s performance!

5:04 the soundtrack was composed by John Powell! He's a super good and honestly underrated composer; he's also done the How To Train Your Dragon soundtracks which are absolutely stunning

This movie has also set a precedent. If we see a stormtrooper take off their helmet in the Imperial Era, and they don't have 70s hair like Han does, I'mma be pissed.

I went in with two expectations: It was gonna take about a half hour for Han to really start feeling like Han, and that overall it was going to be pretty mediocre. And both of those were completely shattered. From the moment Han started speaking I had a huge smile across my face because, damn it, somehow, that was just *Han*. And much like with TFA, I had a big stupid grin across my face for most of the movie. Also, with pretty much EVERY film since Disney took over, maybe even since 99, there's been this weird behind-the-scenes element you can feel in almost every scene that takes me out of the experience a little bit, either because of the creature design or the blocking or the references, there's always something that feels like it's designed specifically TO BE a Star Wars movie; it feels designed and curated in such a way to expand the universe and create toys and to set up tie-in novels. But I didn't feel that with Solo. It was the first film in a very, very long time that... actually felt like it took place in the Star Wars universe. It was surprisingly genuine and grounded and I loved almost everyone in it. Weirdly, it's one of my favorite Star Wars movies, which I NEVER expected.

That scene with the star destroyer in the space tunnel was incredible looking.

I liked solo, rogue one, and TFA. I also liked all of the prequels. There are plenty of people like me

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