He asked about sequel trilogy movies.
Although this isn't part of the sequel trilogy.
My bad. I just meant the new movies post prequels. And I'm fairly certain it is.
He asked about sequel trilogy movies.
Although this isn't part of the sequel trilogy.
The score didn't stand out much at all to me. Actually, where it did, when Enys' theme kicks in during the showdown with her, the score standing out was jarring to me. TLJ still has the best score--easily..
That being said, John Powell crushed it with the soundtrack for Solo. Hands down the best score for any of the Disney-era SW films so far. His Marauders theme was especially great imo.
Looks like it's $5 everywhere (also Apple, etc)
Yeah I believe AOTC and ROTS we're both shot digitally to varying degrees. But this is probably the first since those to be done so as well.My bad. I just meant the new movies post prequels. And I'm fairly certain it is.
Bradford Young was involved with Solo, not TLJ. Please get basic facts straight, it'll make you look less stupid in the future.
Yeah I believe AOTC and ROTS we're both shot digitally to varying degrees. But this is probably the first since those to be done so as well.
Solo is still at 100 reviews lower than Infinity War on RT so there's still hope for the tomato meter for anyone who cares about that.
...Becker straight up told him he would have killed him had he not shot first (some find it hammy. Others like myself grew up with Han shooting first so you can bite me. I loved it)...
GF thought the movie happened before TPM because of his appearanceAs someone who didn't watch the cartoons, reading about Darth Maul's apparition makes me think that a lot of people were left confused at the end of the movie. Unless everybody else has seen the cartoons.
As someone who didn't watch the cartoons, reading about Darth Maul's apparition makes me think that a lot of people were left confused at the end of the movie. Unless everybody else has seen the cartoons.
Because Han stuck with it ? He never had an actual last name
Everyone needs to get on this, I loved it
As much as i hate to say this but people shouldn't attempt SW without GL. All these new movies just feel like fan pictures.
This really confuses the timeline for me. Is Han really old or did Maul survive being cut in half and falling 800 ft? Apologies for never seeing any of the cartoons.
This really confuses the timeline for me. Is Han really old or did Maul survive being cut in half and falling 800 ft? Apologies for never seeing any of the cartoons.
The latter. Maul survived, played a role in the Clone Wars, spent a bunch of Rebels trying to assemble a holocron only to see his futureThis really confuses the timeline for me. Is Han really old or did Maul survive being cut in half and falling 800 ft? Apologies for never seeing any of the cartoons.
OR DID HE ? ;^)
Hans young, Maul survived and is explored in the animated series.
Yeah I watched almost all of Rebels when the episodes aired (less so TCW).. and didn't see that coming. Like most others here I am glad they legitimized the TV shows into canon. People writing it off as fan service drivel don't seem to understand that the cartoons have been the place for some of the best Star Wars stories ever. Maul was more than just fan service. Especially using Sam Witwer. It was a declaration that the cartoons most definitely do have a place in the saga.
My guess is between season 3 and 4.I actually enjoyed the film. It wasn't amazing, but it was better than I initially expected.
I was a bit surprised that they acknowledged that Maul survived. Granted, Clone Wars & Rebels are canon, but I was just a bit shocked to see a direct reference to both of those in the movies. Would that place this movie around the time of the first 3 seasons of Rebels?
I actually enjoyed the film. It wasn't amazing, but it was better than I initially expected.
I was a bit surprised that they acknowledged that Maul survived. Granted, Clone Wars & Rebels are canon, but I was just a bit shocked to see a direct reference to both of those in the movies. Would that place this movie around the time of the first 3 seasons of Rebels?
This movie was really busy but somehow really boring because of it. Talk about a drag. It would have been better being either a 1:30 duration story about Corellia or focusing on the heist. They tried to cram so much in.
I'd agree the beginning of the film is the weakest part, but I don't think their reunion works as well without showing Han and Qi'ra get separated.I really think the first fifteen minutes of the movie were highly unnecessary. Imagine if the movie began with Han, an Imperial Soldier, in the middle of battle. The pacing would have been so much better. There could have been plenty of opportunities to learn about a mystery girl left behind through exposition before her first appearance at the party.
It's somewhere around 6 years before Rebels, iirc.I actually enjoyed the film. It wasn't amazing, but it was better than I initially expected.
I was a bit surprised that they acknowledged that Maul survived. Granted, Clone Wars & Rebels are canon, but I was just a bit shocked to see a direct reference to both of those in the movies. Would that place this movie around the time of the first 3 seasons of Rebels?