Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018)

 Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018)

Director: Ron Howard

Producers: Kathleen Kennedy, Simon Emanuel, Allison Shearmur

Cast: Alden Ehrenreich (Han Solo), Email Clarke (Qi’ra), Donald Glover (Lando Calrissian) Paul Bettany (Dryden Vos)

An epic Star Wars heist movie, Solo: A Star Wars Story is epic!

13 years before the empire, young Han is trying to escape life on the streets on his planet of Corellia, with his childhood crush Qi’ra. While at the spaceport (place where spaceships land and take off, like an airport) Han unsuccessfully bribes the customs officer with refined coaxium, very expensive fuel for spacecraft. Han gets stuck past the customs, where he sees an Imperial ad, which beckons him to join the Galactic Empire as a pilot.

3 years later, Han Solo is on a mud-covered planet called Mimban, where he deserts to work for a crime syndicate called the Crimson Dawn, after helping a Wookie prisoner named Chewbacca escape captivity. He is sent on a mission to a mountainous planet called Vandor, where he must hijack an Imperial supply train filled with coaxium but fails because of a group of marauders led by the infamous Enfys Nest. The leader of Crimson Dawn, Dryden Vos, forces Han and his team to go to the planet Kessel, get unrefined coaxium that explodes if it encounters a temperature higher than 35 degrees Celsius, and them take it to a planet called Savareen, where is an unregulated, old coaxium refinery. The thing is, they’ll need an outlandishly fast ship to pull this off. Want to know more? Watch the movie!

I love this. The space battles are epic, and the thing is, that this movie takes place before the rebels were a significant force in the galaxy. That made it even more interesting. The CGI and VFX is amazing, and the droids as well. Lando’s crush on L3 is also a bit silly. L3-37 is also pretty good, as she started a droid revolt, to free them from their masters.

I wholeheartedly recommend this movie because:

1.       The VFX is epic.

2.       The Droid Revolt is amazing.

3.       The Kessel Run in the Maw is also amazing.

4.       The settings are very fleshed out.

5.       Overall, THIS MOVIE IS EPIC!

 

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