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To me star wars is like pizza, its always at least good. Saying He's just giving head to the motherboard is top tier.
First off, glad to see you enjoyed this movies. It has it's issues like any of the other ones, but overall it's just a fun watch. It definitely helps that you take Star Wars for what it is, and don't take it too seriously. Overanalyzing pixels in a frame has brain rotted movie discourse. Stuff like Finn and Rose's last scene is definitely the weakest link, but I think I enjoyed the casino plot line more than most. I kinda like that the plan was pointless, because A) It's nice to see the good guys just fail every once and a while, and B) the blame falls squarely on Poe for taking such a risky plan and endangering the Resistance (like literally, Holdo's transport plan would've worked if Poe didn't send Finn and Rose). Luke's final face off with Kylo is perfect in my eyes, and Boom pretty much articulated why. And while it probably would've been better to die here, I can't really critique that too much, since no one knew Carrie Fisher would die IRL (Fun fact, her daughter is in all 3 movies, which is really cool).
Second off, I HIGHLY encourage you to hold of on watching Solo until Season 4 of The Clone Wars. I can't say anymore without spoiling it, but a certain scene is gonna come straight out of left field, and you'll more than likely be very confused.
Also, and fun thing to know, is that there were a lot of clues that hinted that Luke wasn't really there, from Leia giving him that look when he gave her the dice, to the blue lightsaber that Rey and Kylo just broke like 15 minutes prior, to him not leaving any footprints and refusing to attack, and of course, just looking a lot younger than he was in the island.
I do have to admit, I really didn't like this movie when it came out and after seeing it again, I am still disappointed with how this one turned out. It just felt so disjointed and cut off from everything that was set up in Episode 7. I also didn't really like "both sides are bad" plotline they tried to go for with the Codebreaker, especially after Episode 7 set up the "modern people revitalized with an old, evil ideology" that Episode 7 put forth so well, especially since these movies came out during the rise of the Alt-Right and resurgence of fascism.Although I will say, trying to make Luke into a Gray Jedi in this one was such a mistake. Like, a regular Jedi would have known that the Dark Side needs to be weeded out from young Ben, not the reason for him to be put down. You can have your thoughts of the Jedi Council and their dogma be whatever, at the end of the day they're the ones who understand that any attempt to understand the Dark Side just leads to falling for it and becoming evil. At least they don't want to kill their masters to further their power and conquest.
Ultimately, my litmus test for the Sequels were "does this feel like a Star Wars movie?" Episode 7 nailed it completely, it feels like a modern take on Star Wars. Episode 8 just feels like any random sci-fi that they slapped the Star Wars name on and called it a day. I will admit, I don't just completely hate it anymore like I did when it first came out, but I do still think this could have been so much more.
On a more positive note, the scene where they use a starship as a battering ram with hyperspace was my favorite scene that I've ever seen in media. Seeing that in the theater made my jaw drop and I ended up actually saying "Whoa," in my seat. The cinematography in this movie is just top tier. And that end scene with Luke facing off is absolute cinema. Seeing him vanish while looking at the two suns made me tear up so badly.
Great movie has its problems but all star wars does
A bunch of people already said it but the whole casino plotline was literally pointless and it took like 1/3rds of the movie. I will admit the visual are great and it does have hype moments but that's all it is, hype moments, and not any that are particularly memorable (except the last scene with luke). I also don't like (and i believe mark hamill himself said as well) how luke was characterized, the symbol of hope, the man who saw light in the darkest soul and believed in it, i'm supposed to believe he just gave up on ben and immediately thought of drawing blood? i understand it was a moment of weakness but jesus christ its not the same as yelling at someone who didnt deserve it and feeling bad about it, dude was ready to snuff the darkness by shoving a stick of light in him
the movie in a vacuum isn't that bad especially on the first watch so im glad yall enjoyed it
This is the movie that Destroyed the Internet and it hasn’t been the same since.
I actually like this movie more than Force Awakens.The ending is especially fantastic
Man fuck this movie
The baseball bat trilogy
Ah yes. I love Holdos plan of not telling her crew her plan so that they dont believe in her making her people even more desperate. The nonsensical casino adventure just made everything worse. Those weird-ass Bombers who have no reason to work in the vacuum of space. Okay, at least the Rose Scene got them lol. That poor actress got so much hate for the bad writing even though she had nothing to do with it.
This is the one, THIS is the one Star Wars film that made a lot of fans change their mind about the prequels😅 - It’s crazy. For anyone reading this, if you didn’t like the movie, that’s fine, I didn’t either, but maybe don’t use this comment section a place to dogpile argumentative comments.
you are on the internet
once again good visuals mediocre story
If youre going to watch Solo please watch it after season 4 of Clone Wars
You guys should watch HISHE for Star Wars. It's all on YouTube
I'm torn between this and Rogue One being the best looking Star Wars movie. It really is a beautifully shot flick.
Here we go with my favorite of the new stuff. Looking forward to which side of the fence they fall on
They ruin Luke's character, Holdo was an annoying overbearing character, the casino sub-plot was pretty forgettable, and have nothing for Finn to do, Snoke was over hyped and was killed off easily. There are many more examples but this is what happens when these people "literally" put out these movies without a plan on what to do next in the story and making it up as they release them.
I never understand when people say Luke's character was ruined. He was literally trained by two masters who did the same thing, they thought they failed and went into hiding. He did exactly the same thing. I do however totally agree with canto bight issue, such a waste of time.
I'm hoping I'll like it better this time. It's not a new hope, but it's hope.
I want start off saying, first time I watched this movie I really liked it. However, every time I rewatch it, I find more and more and more that I do not like. Even from my first watch though, Holdo was really annoying and just aggravating. The whole casino plot line was pointless, made doubly so by having none of it matter in 9. The only real interesting parts of the movie was the stuff with Rey and Luke and Kylo. I don't hate the movie, but I find it to be the most disappointing Star Wars movie in the history of the franchise. Also, this is the first Star Wars movie that is a direct continuation from it's predecessor. Every other Star Wars movie takes place years apart from the previous and following except Last Jedi which picks up right after 7 ended. They really tried bucking every tradition for this movie and overall I kinda think it all ended up backfiring as nothing has really ever recovered from the backlash of this movie.
Thankfully Rian Johnson's career wasn't damaged, I mean his trilogy probably ain't ever gonna happen, but I'm glad he had success with Knives Out after this.
Almost time for ep 9
good movie bad Star Wars movie
I personally really enjoyed it. I think that, instead of the director from the first movie taking a hard right to try and course correct what the second movie did, and instead keeping the same director from the second movie and staying the course, the trilogy could have been great. Yes it was different, and changed things and went in its own direction, but that's what I personally loved about it. If the third movie built on it instead of trying to undo movie 2 to try and keep the half assed nostalgia bait of the first movie, then I think this could've ended up a much better trilogy. But oh well.
this trilogy is a series of wasted potential
Second this