Solo: A Star Wars Story review is a look at another film proving as polarizing as other Disney-era LucasFilm installments for the franchise.
For Star Wars fans of every generation, the back story of the series favorite smuggler and scoundrel has possessed a certain mystery. Within the scope of the live-action film adaptation of the iconic saga, the audience has only been given minor snippets of Han’s past.
Solo: A Star Wars Story – The Down Low
Solo: A Star Wars Story begins to shed light on his epic brotherhood with Chewbacca, the genesis of the Millennium Falcon, and his early exploits with one Lando Calrissian. With so much on the line presenting his personal history front and center, could it possibly live up to the hype?
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As with every adaptation of Star Wars, no one fan is ever lacking an opinion regarding every detail – major or minor alike. What did you think of Solo: A Star Wars Story? What did you love? What would you have changed? Would you have made the movie at all? Is Disney/Lucas Film saturating the market with four feature films in the last three years? Share your thoughts in the comments!
Andrew Eder is the producer and host of YouTube's Film EDERtorials, a program that provides striking deep takes on the best of recent Hollywood Blockbusters.
Andrew is also a professional media specialist, filmmaker, media critic, and Star Wars expert for all seasons. Andrew Eder joined TGNR in 2016.
