Sarduakar said:
SOLO is better than last jedi, Atttack of the clones and phantom menace. On par with force awakens.
Better than Revenge of the Sith as well. You Solo haters need to watch it again.
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Better than Revenge of the Sith as well. You Solo haters need to watch it again.
Lando's introductionBrian Earl Spilner said:
Not to derail, but name one memorable/iconic moment in Solo.
the fog of war scene
Beckett's introduction
The incredible train sequence
Beckett teaching Chewie Djarik
Han boasting about the hired guns on the Falcon as it takes off and flies away
Enfys Nest's reveal
Han shoots first
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Brian Earl Spilner said:
Not to derail, but name one memorable/iconic moment in Solo.
I saw Solo and barely can remember ANYTHING about it. Woody Harrelson was there I think. And some necklace being traded back and forth. That's about all I remember. It was fun at the time.
The Madolorian is one of the best streaming shows in some time.
The Madolorian is one of the best streaming shows in some time.
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"The prequels blow" takes are so tired and reductive.
Funny how well that works.
And calling it a textbook example of the hero's journey is not an indicator of quality, to me.
Not to mention the fact that Han's arc is literally the exact same arc he goes on in ANH. It adds nothing noteworthy to his character, IMHO. He's the rogue pirate who only cares about money but ends up having a heart. Yeah, we already knew that.
And the fact that some random imperial officer gives him the name "Solo" because he has no family rivals some of the worst stuff in the prequels, to me. Such a dumb answer to a question nobody was asking.
Not to mention the fact that Han's arc is literally the exact same arc he goes on in ANH. It adds nothing noteworthy to his character, IMHO. He's the rogue pirate who only cares about money but ends up having a heart. Yeah, we already knew that.
And the fact that some random imperial officer gives him the name "Solo" because he has no family rivals some of the worst stuff in the prequels, to me. Such a dumb answer to a question nobody was asking.
The fact it didnt add anything to his character, also means it also didnt detract, but that is what the prequels and the sequels have done to certain characters and ideas. It was safe movie. And thus still ends up in the middle of the pack for me.
MuckRaker96 said:Lando's introductionBrian Earl Spilner said:
Not to derail, but name one memorable/iconic moment in Solo.
the fog of war scene
Beckett's introduction
The incredible train sequence
Beckett teaching Chewie Djarik
Han boasting about the hired guns on the Falcon as it takes off and flies away
Enfys Nest's reveal
Han shoots first
Also:
Chewies introduction
"Not if you round down buddy"
Han planning for the double cross at the end
Darth Maul reveal
Ya....this one really grew on me after watching and now is much higher on my list
I tried to watch the prequels when Disney+ first launched to give them another chance. I gave up... so dang bad.
The problem with Solo is that it was a movie no one needed or wanted.
We already had three awesome young Han Solo movies.
Still it wasn't bad. But like so much in Star Wars, Disney and Lucas Film seem determined to not expand the universe.
We already had three awesome young Han Solo movies.
Still it wasn't bad. But like so much in Star Wars, Disney and Lucas Film seem determined to not expand the universe.
amercer said:
The problem with Solo is that it was a movie no one needed or wanted.
We already had three awesome young Han Solo movies.
Still it wasn't bad. But like so much in Star Wars, Disney and Lucas Film seem determined to not expand the universe.
I'm not familiar with the three young Solo movies but the rest of your statement is a big Texas-sized 10-4. To be fair...
I will agree that getting his name from a random imperial was total weak sauce.
I think what his real arc was actually going from guy with a heart to guy who didn't give a crap. From the end of that movie to the end of Star Wars he was a total me guy. Approximately 10 years of smuggling, with the knowledge of the fight against the empire...and he was not interested.
I think what his real arc was actually going from guy with a heart to guy who didn't give a crap. From the end of that movie to the end of Star Wars he was a total me guy. Approximately 10 years of smuggling, with the knowledge of the fight against the empire...and he was not interested.
I would have liked to see a Solo movie after he already has Chewie and the Falcon. We all know who he is, just drop us into his world and show us some cool *****
PatAg said:
I would have liked to see a Solo movie after he already has Chewie and the Falcon. We all know who he is, just drop us into his world and show us some cool *****
You mean you want to know why Greedo was waiting for this for a long time?
Brian Earl Spilner said:
And calling it a textbook example of the hero's journey is not an indicator of quality, to me.
Not to mention the fact that Han's arc is literally the exact same arc he goes on in ANH. It adds nothing noteworthy to his character, IMHO. He's the rogue pirate who only cares about money but ends up having a heart. Yeah, we already knew that.
And the fact that some random imperial officer gives him the name "Solo" because he has no family rivals some of the worst stuff in the prequels, to me. Such a dumb answer to a question nobody was asking.
Huh? Han has the same personality as in the OT, sure, but his arc in Solo is from naive youth to learning NOT to trust anyone but himself (save for his trusty sidekick). Everyone will betray you. And by the end of the movie, everyone - Qi'ra, Beckett, and Lando - do just that. That, and Han decides NOT to join the budding rebellion when given the opportunity. Yet, in A New Hope, he goes from loner to team player (in which he ultimately finds that true friends won't betray you) and JOINS the Rebellion in the end. It's literally the exact opposite arc.
Beat me to it.
"Not to derail, but ..."
*proceeds to derail*
*proceeds to derail*
I am super excited about Han Solo being in the Mandalorian!
Two different formats; difficult to compare them. And why should I? I like both.
Edit: I see my new username is operational.
Edit: I see my new username is operational.
bearamedic99 said:amercer said:
The problem with Solo is that it was a movie no one needed or wanted.
We already had three awesome young Han Solo movies.
Still it wasn't bad. But like so much in Star Wars, Disney and Lucas Film seem determined to not expand the universe.
I'm not familiar with the three young Solo movies but the rest of your statement is a big Texas-sized 10-4. To be fair...
Letterkenny is great
vI Have Spoken said:
Two different formats; difficult to compare them. And why should I? I like both.
Edit: I see my new username is operational.
Crazy, we're only 3 episodes in and already have two memorable quotes, plus one internet phenomenon.
Where is my baby Yoda plushie?!
Re-watched Ep 1 and caught something I missed the first time. Don't think it was discussed here.
When Mando goes to the Cantina to collect his bounty from Apollo and ask for his next assignment, Apollo starts showing him some pucks. I think 3 out of the 4 pucks were "jumped bail", but on the fourth puck, Apollo kinda raises his eyebrows and says something like, "ohh, this one's for a smuggler".
Could that be Solo? Five years after ROTJ, so I'd think he'd be involved with the Republic and not gone back to smuggling, but thought Apollo's line seemed awfully random/interesting.
When Mando goes to the Cantina to collect his bounty from Apollo and ask for his next assignment, Apollo starts showing him some pucks. I think 3 out of the 4 pucks were "jumped bail", but on the fourth puck, Apollo kinda raises his eyebrows and says something like, "ohh, this one's for a smuggler".
Could that be Solo? Five years after ROTJ, so I'd think he'd be involved with the Republic and not gone back to smuggling, but thought Apollo's line seemed awfully random/interesting.
Going back to the music.....
Do y'all think there's ANY chance we hear any scores from the original Star Wars themes? I have a feeling they're saving a familiar piece of music for a big reveal at some point.
To face you an idea of what I'm thinking....
Go back to TFA when after Kylo defeats Fin, he's trying to force grab the saber and instead of it flying to him, we see it go to Rey and BAM! we get hit with the Star Wars "Force Theme" music.
Not that the music in this hasn't grown on me cause it really has! But just thinking that they're saving one piece of music familiar to us all for a major moment or reveal in this thing before the first season is over.
Do y'all think there's ANY chance we hear any scores from the original Star Wars themes? I have a feeling they're saving a familiar piece of music for a big reveal at some point.
To face you an idea of what I'm thinking....
Go back to TFA when after Kylo defeats Fin, he's trying to force grab the saber and instead of it flying to him, we see it go to Rey and BAM! we get hit with the Star Wars "Force Theme" music.
Not that the music in this hasn't grown on me cause it really has! But just thinking that they're saving one piece of music familiar to us all for a major moment or reveal in this thing before the first season is over.
I was half expecting it went baby Yoda lifted the Mudhorn. In fact, I was kinda disappointed it didn't play and I'm one that has enjoyed the music so far.
TCTTS said:
Huh?
I always envision Stormtrooper Luke responding to Leia's observation that he is a little short for a stormtrooper when TC pulls this card.
I like that they have stayed away from the familiar themes so far. I won't be surprised to see some twist on the force theme at a later point.
Han and Leia got pregnant and had Ben almost immediately after ROTJ, and it appears that lasted at least until Ben's teen years, so not him. Plus the bounty on Han Solo would probably be close to Baby Yoda's bounty.Ghost91 said:
Could that be Solo? Five years after ROTJ, so I'd think he'd be involved with the Republic and not gone back to smuggling, but thought Apollo's line seemed awfully random/interesting.
I'd like to hear a really bad ass Imperial March riff. Like if he ends up going somewhere that is clearly still 100% empire controlled.jokershady said:
Going back to the music.....
Do y'all think there's ANY chance we hear any scores from the original Star Wars themes? I have a feeling they're saving a familiar piece of music for a big reveal at some point.
To face you an idea of what I'm thinking....
Go back to TFA when after Kylo defeats Fin, he's trying to force grab the saber and instead of it flying to him, we see it go to Rey and BAM! we get hit with the Star Wars "Force Theme" music.
Not that the music in this hasn't grown on me cause it really has! But just thinking that they're saving one piece of music familiar to us all for a major moment or reveal in this thing before the first season is over.
I think they shied away from the Force theme because for Mando and everyone else what happened is 100% a mystery. He's clearly never seen anything like it, and although Baby Yoda is a driving factor of his actions right now, it's still his story.
When they interviewed Kirkby Smart after the Georgia win he should have said "It wasn't a noble kill."
I loved Solo. I know it took the big hit from the fallout of the TLJ, but Solo was a really fun film to me. In fact, I'd put Solo & Rogue One above either of the sequel movies and 2 of the prequels.jokershady said:MuckRaker96 said:Lando's introductionBrian Earl Spilner said:
Not to derail, but name one memorable/iconic moment in Solo.
the fog of war scene
Beckett's introduction
The incredible train sequence
Beckett teaching Chewie Djarik
Han boasting about the hired guns on the Falcon as it takes off and flies away
Enfys Nest's reveal
Han shoots first
Also:
Chewies introduction
"Not if you round down buddy"
Han planning for the double cross at the end
Darth Maul reveal
Ya....this one really grew on me after watching and now is much higher on my list
Brian Earl Spilner said:
And calling it a textbook example of the hero's journey is not an indicator of quality, to me.
Not to mention the fact that Han's arc is literally the exact same arc he goes on in ANH. It adds nothing noteworthy to his character, IMHO. He's the rogue pirate who only cares about money but ends up having a heart. Yeah, we already knew that.
And the fact that some random imperial officer gives him the name "Solo" because he has no family rivals some of the worst stuff in the prequels, to me. Such a dumb answer to a question nobody was asking.
I also don't get the love for Solo, so you may also enjoy this:
Buckled up for almost an hour.
At first I thought this too, but now I'm glad they didn't.wangus12 said:
I was half expecting it went baby Yoda lifted the Mudhorn. In fact, I was kinda disappointed it didn't play and I'm one that has enjoyed the music so far.
To me if they did this it all it would have to be something bigger that actually brings in an object/major character from the main Star Wars films.
Damn! Long video but will try to get around to it.
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