Hello there said:

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https://instagr.am/p/Bsq7mwVFQ5-

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Hello there said:

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Very nice, thanks. Guess I'd missed this.

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CJS4715 said:

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And, where the hell is our Episode IX title?

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twilly said:

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CJS4715 said:

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And, where the hell is our Episode IX title?

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Maybe the Boyega photo sheds a clue....

STAR WARS: Dirty Hands of the Rebellion

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CJS4715 said:

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And, where the hell is our Episode IX title?

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Sarduakar said:

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jokershady said:

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The shadow in the background.....any thoughts?

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So going with the Jake Lloyd, Darth Vader shadow theme, those look like AT-AT legs, so he turns into an AT-AT and Rose has to harpoon him with a tow cable?

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Hello there said:

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Star Wars if it used the original concept designs

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SpreadsheetAg said:

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Hello there said:

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Star Wars if it used the original concept designs

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Chewbacca looks like the same species as Zeb from Rebels.

Did they resurrect this concept as a new species to use for Zeb? (Lasat)

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Athanasius said:

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https://variety.com/2018/film/news/jar-jar-binks-ahmed-best-star-wars-suicide-struggle-1202867677/

Sad, but the actor who played Jar-Jar struggles with suicide and a harmed career. I did not know this.

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Urban Ag said:

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Finally was able to get in a re-watch of Solo now that it's on Netflix.

I think history is going to treat this movie well. I watched it in three parts without anyone distracting me and was really able to focus. Noticed a lot of little details I missed in the theatre. Didn't realize they were building Star Destroyers in the shipyard on Corelia or that some of alien species from R1 were also in Solo, or even that Warwick Davis was in it.

I think the casting was superb and the acting legit. Donald Glover clearly pulled off a young Lando nearly perfectly but after a second watch, I really think Alden Ehrenreich did an amazing job of replicating Han, albeit in a younger and slightly less sarcastic manner. He nailed the combination of confidence tempered with some insecurity that Ford built in to the character. Emilia Clarke hasn't gotten enough credit IMO for her role as Qi'ra and in particular the emotional scenes were convincing (reuniting with Han and the final scene before she left). The Chewbacca/Han dynamic was perfect, solidifying them (at least in my mind) as the best buddy duo in movie history. The pace is good throughout and action sequences were solid.

My only (minor) complaints was the giant space monster thing was a little too much and the relationship between Lando and the droid was just awkward, especially when she got blasted. That's pretty minor when compared to TFA or the TLJ.

I really hope at some point there is some renewed interest in a sequel with these characters. Han and Chewie travel to Tatooine and becomes part of Jabba's crew and end up in some sort of turf war with Crimson Dawn. Would be really cool to see Han/Chewie working with Boba Fett, Greedo, and the others we're familiar with from the OT, against a common enemy. Endless possibilities there, especially with Maul returning. Even opens up the door for an Obi Wan cameo, Han/Qi'ra reunited (at least briefly), and more run ins with the Empire and the fledging rebellion.

Anyway, I liked Solo the first time around but admit that even I may have had some SW fatigue and didn't fully give it a chance. This movie is great.

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tk for tu juan said:

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That video came up on the recommend sidebar of YouTube. All I saw was the thumbnail that said "I Played Jar Jar Binks", and clicked on it without seeing the title. I thought it was going to be a humorous video and was not expecting the turn it took.

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Urban Ag said:

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right. The cameo could be very subtle. Maybe a lone figure who is quietly monitoring the situation when he senses that Maul is on Tatooine. They could do that and not mess the canon up. I believe that in Rebels, Kenobi finally ends up killing Maul right?

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MJ20/20 said:

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On that vein no padme = no jar jar, so it's close to a wash.

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