That's the feeling I get with most prequels but this one seems to take it to a whole new level.

Well it is actually over 6 years

I hate that they mentioned going to work for Jabba in this movie. Are they telling us the Han has been working for Jabba the whole time between Solo and ANH?

@@destroyerofworlds6824 I think the idea is that Han took a job from Jabba early in his smuggling career and has been trying to pay off that debt ever since with all his other jobs. It just came to a head in New Hope. But that's just me trying to justify a story thread that didn't need to exist.

@@ForeverLaxx Stop making excuses for other people's shitty writing. Just fight back against it! demand better, man.

He also died in that movie, regardless of the nonsense reason the show gives us.

@@onebehindthehair5472 He clearly died in Episode One. It seems Star Wars doesn't respect death.

@@onebehindthehair5472 Oh, right, can't forget that Holy Canon. We saw him fall down that shaft, and we heard Yoda and Windu talking about him being destroyed. What happens to a body when it hits the bottom of that long of a drop? The person dies, what with bones breaking, organs rupturing, massive internal bleeding. Him coming back cheapens death in the movies. But hey, since we didn't see Windu die, he'll pop up in some other later movie.

@@onebehindthehair5472 Oh, right, because that's what people who were cut in half, falling down a shaft do. Next thing we know, Windu will come out of the woodworks. And them saying that totally negates Windu and Yoda talking about him being destroyed. There has to be an element of both realism, and things making sense from point A to Point Z, so things like this don't happen.

@@onebehindthehair5472 Dude, the guy was *CUT IN FUCKING HALF* by Obi-Wan. How does one survive that? His return in the Clone Wars series was a total retcon job and probably the weakest thing about it.

Great Comment

Christian Griffin holy shit I didn’t realize that. Good catch.

That might have made for a better story.

Idk, I'm not a fan of it. I'm just saying, if you buy the rights to be able to make things canon, don't just stitch your story out of what someone already wrote.

I simply cannot believe Disney would be able to do something that subtle on purpose, especially after telling us the EU isn't canon.

@Kieran Chung the last Jedi was shit in every way.

@Kieran Chung they were in The Last Jedi, hanging on the Millennium Falcon

I just left the same comment, liked this one as well. Someone just told me it’s a good movie and somehow I’m not in jail. It was a miracle.

@@LinoGuzman I mean not really, Luke dying in front of twin sun's setting was probably the best way he could go

@@Jakew9810 So this alone somehow makes up for the film...

devour_ THIS noice

Also I won’t devour you. I will engulf you 😉

Damn...

Never tell Han the odds

Never tell me the odds!

Thanks Juggle-Obama

That line made me cringe. That fucking walking toaster didnt die soon enough. She should have died in pre-production.

Kinda funny how Solo and Detroit Become Human came out on the same day...

@@TheEncarver Hey, it's a walking toaster who can apparently make love with Lando

@@brickheadstudios8372 the state of star wars 2018. If we knew this was coming we would have decided to stop after rots lol

jim cricket different belt?

People forget about RotS.

This takes place before revenge of the sith

YourMainMidget It must be hard being that fucking stupid.

Virtual Hero People like you are exactly what’s wrong with the Star Wars community. Correct him, move on, and don’t be a fucking asshole. Jesus Christ it’s not that hard

trying to hide it because hes a fugitive, and he couldnt come up with a replacement in time. He was flustered.

@@ghastlybespoke7259 I don't think so, man. This was one of the moments that he was really open. He showed his emotions, and he didn't know. I think it's a flaw, honestly

@@ghastlybespoke7259 He couldn't come up with Han Smith?

@@BumMcFluff Statement: Precisely, meatbags, why not come up with some name. It’s not as if the planetary government wouldn’t have a criminal record or profile on this meatbag named Han now would they?

Me: ughh just die already, you video game mechanic-pilot-side-character trope

@@pg9193 wow, big funny

Except....it already was explained....in a book....a long time ago...(well you get the point.)

*Juicy Chewy*

Except Snoke of course. Or the Knights of Ren. Or how Maz got Lukes lightsaber. Star Wars 'fans' need to throw a massive bitch-fit if those things don't get explained in a backstory.

@@randomshooter913 Yeah they like to complain about all the new stuff releasing. They also haven't seen TCW or Rebels either to know Maul was confirmed alive ages ago

BravoChief, how Maz got Luke's/Anakin's old lightsaber was never important and shouldn't be explained. If it gets explained, it will be disappointing. "That's a story for another time" is code for "it's not important enough to tell in the movie." Imagine if in the middle of The Force Awakens, if the story had ground to a halt so Maz could tell how she used to be a lawyer, and one day a new client came to her. He used to be a maintenance worker in Cloud City. One day, he got hit really hard on the head by this weird cylindrical object and a HUMAN HAND! Not only had that impact resulted in a concussion and constant headaches, but in examining the object, he accidently turned it on and killed his space dog, resulting in significant mental trauma and anguish. Unfortunately, with the Bespin Mining Bureau dissolved in the Empire's takeover, he was also unable to make any claims of disability or sue for negligence. Maz assured him that there's always someone to sue, and held onto the evidence. Numerous attempts to sue Darth Vader in the Imperial Court System were tied up and delayed. The Empire was in desperate need of tort reform at the time of its collapse. Unfortunately, her client died of Space AIDS before she was able to successfully carry out a lawsuit, and she hung onto the lightsaber. Now you know why it was a story for another time. Also, how as that for the worst Star Wars fan fiction ever?

Omg, this is really what I do now.... see a movie I don't want to invest at the minimum 90 minutes of my life? CinemaSins! Seeing a movie I thought was bad the first time? CinemaSins! Good for everything! ✌🏼

I enjoyed this movie quite a bit and would 100% suggest watching the actual movie before making a decision on whether it's good or not. I admit, I was also just happy to get a movie not centered around Jedi or the Skywalker's family tree for once or twice.

Oh you villain

You wouldn’t consider an empire being run by a psychopathic villain as being “lawless”? Are you insinuating that there is honor among thieves?

@@thaiylooze8217 The writers want to have it both ways. They want to show the Empire is a threat throughout the movie, while at the same time, the Empire is so weak that a crime boss can apparently kill an Empire official without the Empire coming in and curb-stomping his little "crime syndicate" into oblivion.

@@KneelB4Bacon 🤔

Yes, and at the same time a mob henchmen can come into an Imperial station, do whatever they want and the Stormtroopers just look the other way around.

And having a father with the last name Solo would be a better explanation than being born without a last name and an Imperial giving him a surname for being a loner. And yes, the Legends continuity gave him a father by the name Jonash Solo and there's a whole House of Solo! Sure, Disney may want to ignore the previous Expanded Universe, but don't replace a whole family tree and retcon Han's last name as an alias. He can inherit the cool last name from generations of his family.

To be fair, the span of the movie is 6 years. Plenty can happen to a person within 6 years.

The movie on its own, if you are a hardcore starwars fan is actually very fun because of the references but WHY IS IT TRYING TO OPEN AGAINST INFINITY WAR... starwars cannot win that battle with a side film...

@@rohansampat1995 omg I couldn't stand this movie. I couldn't stand any of the new star wars movies. They have made like two good movies in the last 40 years. They won't ever stop making them. It's all for money. They don't care if they are any good. If Christopher Nolan made them then they would be amazing but Disney and gargage directors and garbage writers made these movies suck. They just are horrible movies and it basically has ruined star wars. Now you can't be wrong if you say you don't like star wars.

@@gardetto265 You're almost as annoying as the people that love every single movie. Like TLJ was hot garbage, and SOLO was meh, TFA was rough, but Rogue One was a masterpiece, and you have to have brain tumor to think it wasn't at least decent.

Still better than the responses from back in the prequel days. “The actors are wallpaper, the jokes are juvenile, there’s no romance, and the dialogue lands with the thud of a computer-instruction manual." - Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

this comment is, if nothing else, well-written. kudos additionally, i was entirely cynical while viewing this movie. yet, at the end, i actually did feel like it took me on a journey - funny that

@Melkhiordarkblade Them heading to Tattooine at the end isn't a lead in to where we meet them in A New Hope, it's just leading to the first time they get involved with Jabba.

Whats wrong with that co worker? My wife and I were groaning as we predicted the lines by about five minutes into it. I dont say this lightly but it is an objectively bad movie. A horrid fusion of generic and predictable sprinkled with trite. The best moment of the viewing was she said "now this is podracing!" when not han and whats her name were trying to get away in the speeder in the beginning. Ok thats out of my system but cinema sins really needs to add a disclaimer about how truly dreadful the experience of watching this movie is.

Honestly, what do you expect when there are so many movies now. Nothing this big, with so many movies, can remain "GREAT". And it was miles ahead of any of the first 3 prequels...

Trevan Morin it’s just cash grab

I can't like this comment because it has 69 likes and i'm not going to be the one to make it 70 because that is against my religious principles.

It's actually not nearly as impossible as they make it sound. The odds aren't simply two random people happening to come across each other in the entirety of space. Crimson Dawn is one of the biggest criminal cartels in the galaxy, & they knew it was likely they'd be sold to them if they were caught in their escape, so first off, it's already basically a 50/50 chance that she'd end up with either Crimson Dawn or the Hutts, after which, she's clearly smart enough to work her way up the ranks. Then, again factoring in that Crimson Dawn is a massive criminal empire, it's a pretty safe bet that Han would run across them basically immediately after dipping his toe in the waters of the underworld, so really the only part with pretty slim odds (which can be forgiven since most movies rely on some amount of coincidence) is that Han's first smuggling job would be with a crew that was already working for the higher ups at Crimson Dawn.

Hahaha.

@@kurthaas4331 literally every movie in existence is a plot convenience, youre not smart for pointing this out.

Fact!

@@greedokenobi3855 Watching "The Empire Strikes Back" there are long scenes where Han and Chewie are trying to fix the ship and it seems to be flying itself. Now, I wonder if it's always been that the ship was alive and sentient and flying itself sometimes.

Jared Gullage Never thought of that. I might be really off here but didn’t Lando or someone say in the Solo movie that the female droid (when she had ‘died’) was now ‘part of the ship’? Again, I might be mistaken but if not that might be what makes your idea makes sense. Just a wild guess though.

@@greedokenobi3855 Yeah, that happened in Solo. He downloaded her mind into the ship. Which is one of the reasons he's mad he lost it.

Jared Gullage Yup that;s what I was referring to. So that would/could be an explanation for the Falcon to be ‘alive’. It’s of course a bit subjective if a machine or droid could be considered as something that’s living but in the Star Wars reality droids have emotions so who knows you might be right.

I think I read those too. Wasn't Han supposed to have been a an officer in the Imperial Army, which explained the stripe on his pants during the original film trilogy? This movie made him out to be nothing more than a grunt. Seems like Disney could've just purchased the rights to the Han Solo novels and saved a lot of time writing such an awful script.

The dice were a behind the scenes homage to american grafitti. They were placed their by one of the guys making the film as a joke and they were never canon. That is until disney took over and started putting it in the movies just to pander to the fans

thats the wrong han solo trilogy, you have to read the ones that came out later they were "The Paradise Snare" which is the events from his escape from the con artist geris shrike who kept a ship of orphan kids he used in cons that they would fly all over the correlian systems 5 different inhabited planets and a mysterious space station, and why he understands wookie, and how the wookie that took care of him on the ship died trying to protect him when he finally escaped, but it ends with him joining the navy. Book 2 "The Hutt Gambit" starts with him in a bar after he's been kicked out after acquiring rank, because of stopping a higher ranking officer from abusing a wookie slave who escaped because of his intervention because of the wookie who had raised him. So at this point he's pretty lost. He had worked his whole life towards entering the navy, he's been drummed out, and in fron of all his former friends and piers, he's been stripped of all his medals and his uniform torn, and spit on his shoes, except for the corellian blood stripes which were awarded to him for saving a bunch of people from his own system because of where he was from and they didnt come from the empire. So sitting at the bar 2 months after he's been kicked out, you meet chewbacca the first time, and han tells him to piss off after he recognizes him, and chew bacca kind of goes away but then saves han after a card game gone wrong, and he informs han that he owes him a life debt, And this book is the start of their smuggling career, and how he got into it, meeting lando when lando saves him from boba fet the first time he took a bounty on han, and in return han teaching him how to fly his new ship the millennium falcon, that book ends with him winning it from lando. Book 3 Rebel Dawn, leads back to the characters in the first book who you get glimpses of during the second book coming full circle back to han, so he ends up going on a plot from a rebel group led by his old girl friend who he saved from book 1 of left him right before he joined the academy asks him for help in running a raid on the spice lords who he had saved her from year before. Agreeing to split the cut with him and any of his smuggler friends he could convince to help in the raid. But she and her group double cross him and take all the spoils to fund their raid on the information planet that held the plans for the death star (rogue one ripped it off) This is what set the rift between solo and lando, as all his smuggler friends felt he was responsible for the loss of life and the double cross. That book ends with him escaping the through the kessel run After he's been sold out by the spice mine administrator to the local imperial garrison after picking up jabba's order thats been smuggled to him by the same corrupt administrator. So he dumps the load with a tracker after he see's he's cut off on the other side by another star destroyer. Later he goes back to retrieve it and cant find the cargo, so he goes to jabba to explain what happened to ask for time to pay him back, and on his way back to the ship he see chewbacca talking to an old man in a brown robe. Its an amazing story, you have to read it, dont bother with the audio book, its abridged, and cuts out half of the story

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Han_Solo_Adventures I read those too; pretty modest fare but better than the shite written for this movie.

I think it was "Han Solo at Star's End", "Han Solo's Revenge" and "Han Solo and the Lost Legacy." I read them as a kid over and over and for some reason the robot in the UK version of the first one was called; "Bollux". I loved those books, alongside the random offerings of the Star Wars Weekly comics they gave me sometimes disjointed glimpses into a huge galaxy of stories.

Geoff Roach to be fair, this film does take place 10 years before A New Hope, so there is some time in-between for Han to become a selfish jerk

For me Han switches to the only skin I save it's mine after two betrayals in a row at the end of this movie. It's that simple. He is also wary of joining the rebellion because he is having trust issues with a band of rascals. Rogue One showed us that the initial Rebellion was on the gray spectrum.

I feel like they would certainly have to mention it while in the planning phase, though. And we can't really skip the planning phase Can we?

You just did 4meters in 2 meters! Both are lengt.

*Kushy Kessel* *Persimmion Parsec*

How about this just imagine if the new 4 movies weren't made it would be incredible

It sounds like something Lord and Miller might have done if they'd been able to stay with the project.

disney is somehow going to use this to make more money

*"Hey, kids! Remember me? I'm Darth Maul! The guy who got 'killed' in 'The Phantom Menace,' remember? Here, lemme refresh your memory by igniting my lightsaber. Just to prove that it's me."*

Though this was before Rebels when he hid out on Malachor before getting killed by Obi Wan after tempting Ezra for so long to become his apprentice.

That is pretty stupid, but once you go Sith you probably stop caring about energy conservation or safety... Among other things.

I get that a majority of the people who watch star wars movies only watch the movies but Darth Maul not dying in phantom menace has been known for a long time. I think for the movie fans showing that Maul survived is good and opens up for more Maul which is great imo since hes a pretty cool character. As for the fact that he survived is a bit of a can of worms but we dont see him hit the ground so the severity of the fall is unknown, getting cut in half is at least equal to getting two legs and an arm cut off and left at the edge of a lava river and catching on fire and whilst its not canon anymore there are way way more bodily harm survivable by dark side users in legends.

Except he didn't, so that was really pointless.

@@Kyle1227 because Han was able to convince Dryden that they would be able to get the coaxium the other way. Val had no idea that would happen and she also had to blow the bridge anyway because if she didn't then everyone else would have been killed by the viper droids. Your comment was pointless.

@@emmanuelmurillo5116 it's still pointless that she killed herself to try to benefit people who she couldn't trust

@@Kyle1227 She didn't trust han and chewie but she loved Beckett and was friends with Rio. Why is she gonna let them die because she doesn't trust Han and Chewie, who at most she thought were just gonna slow them down or screw things up.

@@emmanuelmurillo5116 that's true, but to be honest only having a pistol-like blaster and a thermal detonator as a method of self defense when going on a big heist is a terrible idea.

And another 30 sins for Disney even owning Starwars......scratch that........3000000000 sins fir that shite, and an extra sin for Lucas being a sell out hack.

@@droddfellow3926 Lucas didn't sell out, he gave all 4billion to charity, dude just wanted to pass on the property while he was still alive

@@Chris-xw7vj That's especially sell outish because charities are a money and embezzlement vacuum.

@@Chris-xw7vj sellout

@@droddfellow3926 I know that shits right!👍

Yeah hence the remark about all imporant things in his life happening in a week or so.

Just like Finn crashed randomly on Jakku, found by Rey, then they found the Falcon, then Han and Chewie found them, and they were found by other smugglers right after, all that when the First Order was probably parking outside.

@@beakwooda.k.aadregallus8788 There are lot of conveniences in the classic trilogy and prequels as well, because space magic has a will of it's own, it creates the characters "destiny", etc.. At the end of the day, Star Wars is just idiotic.

and his blaster his name and his dice keychain that means nothing but turns out to be a huge thing . I'm amazed they didn't throw in how he got his vest and pants. \

Yeah, I think all of that took five to ten years in the books.

Human for pounds÷2

Americans..

The point was that from the first movie, Star Wars has treated it more like a measure of time rather than distance. It could just be lazy/poor writing, but that's how it comes across.

Somebody else knows this!!

@@Jito463 No the trouble is people totally failed to understand what a parsec is. That's not "the movies" fault, it's peoples fault for failing to understand and then thinking they're not wrong about it and trying to blame a film. Like you have done.

@@TheJpf79 Except that I know it's a measure of distance, not time, but whatever. If you want to believe that line wasn't ambiguously written, go for it.

@@Jito463 Don't BLATANTLY LIE underneath your previous comment. PEOPLE got it wrong. YOU are trying to blame a film for that. Don't add blatant lies onto idiocy and ignorance mate.

This movie only had two taken away (unless i missed something). That seems to be pretty much par for the course across all these Sins videos.

Sins per minute is also fairly accurate.

God bless and save you.

TheBros2theend thanks?

That's what Jesus said, I mean that's what she said, oh wait I got it right the first time, OOOOO-WEEEEE

Doesn't count because the prequels don't exist.

you want EU or disney reason why he wear it?

@@benvoliothefirst You people are the reason why Star Wars is dead.

@@phoenixraider42 Late response but whatever I kindly ask of you to not tell me why he wears it from either canon. Ever since Disney came in I've cut Star Wars out of my life. I no longer wish to waste anymore time with this franchise.

This is the comment I came here for

Then you'd get the memory back when you downloaded it again.

@@silentdrew7636 Not really. The raw data would most likely be stored separately from the personality subroutines and date which are essentially part of the user interface.

@@carlrood4457 that's not usually how droids work in star wars. Also not sure if that's how ai would work in the real world either.

Star Wars Droids basically learn over time and develop weird eccentricities (see R2-D2 being an insane mass murdering astromech). So presumably copying the droid would lose what makes them special.

NoGoufy when the fuck did R2 murder people?

Sidious was grooming Anakin for 13 years (or more). He had that name lined up.

It’s almost like Vader means father and Darth means dark, you know what that means, DARK FATHER, do a little bit of research man

@@sammyclark5276 More likely, since the whole "I am your father" twist wasn't thought of until Empire Strikes Back, it's meant as Dark INvader.

AdraicStarks sent to invade the jedi temple...

@@sammyclark5276 hahahah @Gooseneckbottle just dunked on you

Because they couldn't come up with a good enough original villain of their own so they brought Maul back from the dead for... "reasons". Next, they'll bring back Tarkin from being vaporized on the first Death Star...

Paulafan5 or like boba fett people actually liked him and thought he deserved more screen time. At least they showed how he survived and made it semi believable. Palpatine on the other hand is just ridiculous

@@Paulafan5 Maul's return actually ended up being great in Clone Wars. All of his arcs were fantastic and his final fight with Kenobi is the best light saber battle of all the TV series.

xGucciSnake stfu u boomer

Paulafan5 you shut up boomer the trilogy fights are better

Agent 007 diffuses a bomb with 007 seconds remaining. Not 1, but a sin for coincidences *ding*

Billy Bob Joe I think it’s coming to Netflix on January

This is the only way you want to see it.

You really didn't miss much. Say what you will about The Last Jedi, at least it had an ethos and was the product of a filmmaker expressing a clear vision. Solo was a soulless corporate product with no good reason to exist in the first place, yanked away from filmmakers with a vision, to be instead turned into the Big Mac of Star Wars movies. Oh, but it brought fucking Maul back for a cameo, so all the prequel fanboys love it, nevermind how anyone who didn't watch the cartoons would be totally baffled by his sudden unexplained reappearance.

Jason Blalock “Product of a filmmaker expressing a clear vision.” You’re not talking about Rian “Roundhead” Johnson, are you?

I wish that's how I saw it...

Actually, that was a 2nd Unit Director situation (in the original). I have no idea what happened with Billy Dee Williams, though. Then again, BDW wasn't exactly a top notch actor (sorry, Billy).

Nah, you're just some big-shot gangster putting together a crew.

Codysir lol

Don't ever bring up anything related to Suicide Squad ever again. You hear? That movie is terrible.

Yes that would be so cool

Then SinsSins comes in critiquing their sins

That would actually be a lot of fun to watch, not gonna lie.

I was thinking they shouldve done it for TLJ, but that didnt happen

@@quinnlewis1753...because The Last Jedi had zero redeeming qualities and literally killed Star Wars.

It's ok he dies for real in rebels anyway

Goosegg 46 to be fair he did serve as a major part in the plot for Clone Wars. The show wouldn’t be the same without his arch

@@supremebean-fg5sn We now have season 7

Darth Maul surviving being chopped into pieces is as bad as the Holdo maneuver. If he survived that, Mace is 100% alive after a little force lightning and shot out a window.

Goosegg 46 THANKS FOR THAT

How are you everywhere

Kim Brown becuz he’s kremit

*I forgot about this movie before it even ended.*

I forgot about it in T-1day

@@gokunorris5351 *JeremyJahns reference! Nice 👍*

Han has always been a good guy deep down. This movie ends with him being betrayed, leading him to become more of a hardened rogue. Then, his arc in A New Hope has him soften up a little and go back to being a good guy.

@@jamesrelich8210 Yeah, I agree he always had a heart but honestly what is the point of this movie at that point? Its kind of just eye candy now. I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if Han betrayed them either, seeing as how they have been literally telling him the WHOLE TIME how its better to betray someone than to continue working with them. It would make sense, and add more to Han's redemption, AND add a compelling villain for Han in the form of his ex.

+Oscar Gonzalez Sure, but essentially, we all have to realize that all cinema is eye candy. Otherwise, what the hell is the point of it?

Han Solo was based explicitly on the pulp-era characters Eric John Stark and Northwest Smith. Both are hardened rogues and criminals-antiheroes-Who side with Good because Evil wants to kill them. Neither is a truly good character. To make Han a good guy starting out invalidates his pulp roots.

G4l4ctic Muphnz compelling storytelling?

A Knight's Tale is one of my favourite of his roles!

The first part of this comment makes the second hard to understand.

@@BottomShelfGames He's talking about Legends Thrawn! From Timothy Zahn's Heir to the Empire, Dark Force Rising, The Last Jedi, Spectre of the Past and Visions of the Future! Unfortunately every one of those books has not only been decanonized but straight up shat on by JJ, kathleen and Rian!

@ddam1320 But it's still not the same Thrawn....Basically a completely different character just with the same name!

Hey, the prequels are not that bad. Better than anything Disney has done for sure. And no one talks about the prequels? I’m sure a lot of fans love episode 3 and the clone wars.

@@FutureLifeSounds That's going too far. The Force Awakens is better than the first two prequel films easy...

@@magellanthecat Disagree. I've never been able to muster watching Attack of the Clones (I actually had to look this title up it was so forgettable) or The Phantom Menace again but was able to watch TFA a second time no problem.

@@CrushOfSiel how TFa is better than the first two prequels film easy ? i mean just look at the story of those movies tell , in one hand we had something we never seen before , a new context , the ancient republic , the jedi order , the creation of the clone army ,palpatine manipulations ,a well established worldbuilding , etc etc , on the other hand , TFA , a rehash story of what we saw in the OT , with no worlbuilding at all , no context , and boring characters . I will always put the prequels on top of the sequels aka the nostalogy ,because what i expect from a star wars movie , is something new ,and Lucas did his best to deliver that and he would have done the same with his own sequels . by the way Mauler is preparing a huge TFA critics , you might take a look .kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b5udf5am2Jasg4U.html

Can anyone help me clear this up? I have a big admiration for Star Wars in general (ever since I was little), and after I first watched this movie with my friends, and we had seen the supposed "Darth Maul" cameo, we were a little confused why he was in it at all. We first talked about that the Han Solo movie timeline comes in between episodes 3 and 4, then were talking about the fact that Obi Wan lightsabered Darth Maul in half in episode 1 (So we assumed he was very dead, of course). After that was mentioned, we then started thinking the "Darth Maul" that was shown in the Han Solo movie, was just another dark Jedi from Darth Mauls race. (I guess to throw off the audience?) I'm not entirely sure. If anyone has any extra information, it'd be much appreciated.

Supply and demand

Yes, Maul's recovery and turn to the criminal world was completely covered in "The Clone Wars" animated series.

@@jarink1 I guess the question lies which animated Series, the traditionally animated one or the Computer Generated one?

johnbrnssr The CGI series that premiered with a theatrical release and later aired on Cartoon Network.

We have a saying around here about non-movie material And it's that the host wins anyway

Danae Lum its “go sell crazy somewhere else because we are all stocked up here.”

@@ThePthompson41 that's fine people understood it.

He's not a "bad guy," he's an outlaw doing whatever it takes to get ahead. Most of his actions in Solo are still mostly just for himself. Ep 5 is the arc of his character learning to care about something more than himself.

tskwared667, Han Solo was supposed to be a scoundrel. Doesn’t anyone remember Obi won Kenobi’s description of Mod Easley? Han Solo was a bad guy among a group of vile people. Episode IV was his redemption story..

@@chubbypekingese But Han was just in Mos Eisely because of his business with Jabba. He didn't live there, he was just passing through because that's where his smuggling business brought him.

@@tskwared667 yes smuggling, an illegal business preformed by criminals who care a lot about money. That description definitely applies to Han, the people in the Cantina and definitely does not make him out to be a good guy in the first movie. Han's arc in episode IV is about your cynical rouge starting to find something worth fighting for to care about and Episode V is him committing to that fight.

@@hunterdavis9941 illegal business in an era ruled by a ruthless empire. Yes, being an outlaw in such times automatically makes one a bad guy. Like those illegal rebel soldiers fighting against the legal rulers, killing their soldiers and blowing up governmental property and killing millions in the process. Such illegal criminal douches.

TheAdvertisement Yeah pretty much. Thats what bothered me in the movie, but it is still cool. No one knows if he cheated or not because no one was there to see him do it.

I mean, that was revealed in the original trilogy. We knew he was lying about it being the fastest ship when it could barely enter hyperspace.

I mean he didn’t cheat the kessel run he just found another way through. The whole point of that was that Han said 12 parasecs in episode IV when talking about his ship. However parasecs are a measurement of distance rather than time. So there isn’t a predetermined route it’s just unsafe to go into the maelstrom.

It becomes the fastest inbetween this movie and IV, as Han mentions installing some new gobbledigook allowing for it to reach 1.5 times lightspeed when Obi-Wan and Luke enter the hangar on Tatooine. The Kessel Run was always about "cheating", even in the old EU, where "the Maw" was a cluster of black holes that were difficult to navigate without being pulled into its gravity well. The Falcon's engine was powerful enough to allow Han to fly really close to the black holes and setting a record time (and stretch length) for the entire route.

@@SeaGLGaming What do you mean "it could barely enter hyperspace"? It could always do that when the hyperdrive was working. It was faulty during ANH and out of commission for ESB.

Even though Star Wars opening crawl is a cliche, it just doesn’t feel like the war of stars if it doesn’t have it

Pazaak > Sabacc

Im fairly certain the people who wrote this movie arent hardcore star wars fans nor do they have any idea how Sabacc is played.

You obviously didn't watch the film besides this video nor didn't watch the bonus content

I was basically referencing that Star Wars fans would have recognized sabacc if they had played it in the movie. But they shouldn't grind the movie to a halt to explain one of the most complicated card games ever devised.

Agreed, the thing about this movie is that they cater TOO much towards the casual audience, that has been a problem in nowadays star wars movies

Never tell me the odds...

+@@Xorxfon perfect

Probably alot lower

Never tell me the odds!

Wrong

Since we know either of them wouldnt be getting away from the criminal life couldn't we remove all the none criminal yatts from the equation?

@@tayjaytesla1142 so... Say a crime rate of 10% and hell, I'm feeling generous, let's also say they stay in the same neighborhood of the Galaxy and cut down to only 1% of crime Lords. 1:10,000,000,000 chance.

The power of dice and refferences to the OT pulled them back together

@@okram2k damn, well cheers for doing the math

Would it mitigate circumstances if we propose that Crimson Dawn took over all organized crime on Corellia? It's a major hub for commerce that they would certainly be interested in.

Nah, looked great. But HP and the deathly hollows? Its like they didnt take of the dust protection cap of the cameras...

Honestly, way too many movies are much too dark. Would it really kill the moody atmosphere if we could see what was going on?

Indeed. A good example of a dark, brooding atmospheric, yet brightly lit movie is 'THX 1138'. Most movies these days are shot digitally, which I think also contributes to movies looking too dark (especially night scenes). Not to mention cinemas that wait to long to change an old bulb in the projector, which results in a dark picture quality. I talked to a projectionist once who confirmed this. 35 mm and analog projection is still the best way to make and show movies.

Heheh, he just took a sin off so the counter could be 69 as they started making out

Harrison Ford ruined Han Solo , because he went out and openly said he hates star wars and he hated filming them. George Lucas needs to go back an CGI Alden Ehrenreich over every harrison ford scene in all the movies.

@@khazar2003 I don't think characters and movies should ever be judged by the actors or anyone else who had a part in it. Don't judge Han Solo through Harrison Ford, but by his portrayal of him. You may not like Ford, but that does not discredit Han in any way shape or form. Alec Guinness stance toward Star Wars doesn't make his performance as old Ben any less amazing and impactful. I still like Kevin Spacey's performances. The person Kevin Spacey is an entirely different matter. Judge by the portrayal, never by the person.

ChronosCipher Truth.

I have to admit that I love Alden Ehrenreich's Han more than Harrison Ford's. And I'm proud of it

You don't seem to understand how movies get made. No sane producer would take risks with movies that cost hundreds of millions. Why would they take risks when they can put out garbage and those rabid fans will fill the seats anyway?

Damn that’s a lot of text

That is partly reflective of the original product. The story wasn't original, just the setting. But the callbacks weren't specific or weren't to stories that were well known, so it wasn't right in your face. And it's fine as a feature; it's not fine when it's pretty much the whole movie.

A Trash Panda Don’t you get on KZfaq to read short stories in the comments section??

well... The Last Jedi took a good amout of risks and people hate it. I mean, don't get me wrong, i get what you're saying but, had you seen how this fanbase acts? is like trying to convince someone that need medicine and vaccines and they refuse it, but then when then get sick, throw their shit on the medics saying is their fault...

Have to admit, that was one RetCon that actually fits with what had been said and was shown in Solo. They clearly show the Falcon taking a dangerous shortcut to make the distance he travels less, so Han really could have shaved Parsecs off the distance (though I'm sure it was just a distance/speed confusion when the line was written in Ep 4).

The original movie reference aside. The irony here is that the guy actually complains about why the movie has to spell everything out for us and then he can’t understand something that they vividly showed and explained to us for a few minutes in one of the more exciting scenes of the movie.

How many miles is a parsec?

@@e3126 A parsec is 3.26 lightyears.

Don't you mean "I'm one with the ship, the crew is with me"?

Two words: Illumination Entertainment

Hey, I've seen you on shibe videos

I concur with Thomas Zhao. Do you really think that illumination studios, the shitheads that made fucking Minions their flagship property, can make a good Shrek movie?

it was a fucking joke

@@CN-dl6fb Elisa's a boy?

The Aftermath books did this too with Mr. Bones.

For K2SO, yes. But for the other droid, other than her nav database, she's annoyingly preachy.

Which indic8s how amazingly blaster proof the less mobile (but more marketable) main franchise's droids seem 2 b,even when they r hit w/🔥 it's barely an inconvenience.(Does that make it"tite"?)

Curtis Kretzer Blaster proof? R2 gets practically obliterated twice in the Original Trilogy, with C-3PO also being blown to bits by a single shot.

@@DylanDude & easily wrenched back 2gether,unlike oversized rogue 1 droid & the Calrissian pandroid

Is she widely known as his lieutenant? Crimson Dawn strikes me as a somewhat secretive bunch; I certainly don't imagine many people know who's at the top of the outfit.

I read it with his voice😂 well done

With the sabbac, I'll defend his sin. It's a game developed from the movie. I shouldn't have to google info for a movie. Do I think the movie did a decent job of giving the feel for it? Yes. But the sin still stands.

I have to agree with you. This movie is terrible.

Bobkfirr 123 absolutely everything

It would break the sin counter lol

I mean, CinemaWins had done a video for it

I praise you now my lord

Have mercy for the Sin Counter 2.0 !

We shall not speak of that abomination

Do you want the Sin Counter to break again?

Ding

Hopefully they do it right before episode ix

I'm NOT going to watch a 6-hour long video on this channel, telling us what's all wrong with that piece of trash. Plus I wouldn't want this guy to have a stroke from all the anger and stress by talking about its details.

Twice!

TBF Wookiee and Kashyyyk have pretty silly spelling.

A job for SinsSins

Did he do it all for the "Wookie"?

I honestly always thought it was spelled that way smh. How wrong i am

it not Hollywood misunderstood about the original trilogy, it about Disney shoving there shit canon down are throats and tell us "deal with it. we own star wars now." and raping the franchise for all that it is worth.

Mace was pretty angry in Revenge of the Sith so he's alive too, right? He's clearly more powerful than Maul was.

@@Paulafan5 I think you're looking a little too much into a joke...

Good point but I liked it

I've heard a lot of criticism about the lighting being too dark (even CinemaWins gives it flack). I don't completely disagree, but it's not something that ruins the movie for me. At least there's some actual color, and not completely bleached like BvS....

Biggest problem I had was they tried to work in a lot of jokes but they were all undercut by the palette being super dark and dreary. Like shoving a fart joke into Schindler's List. It was even more baffling because of Ron Howard's link to such great comedies. Like he should have seen a huge issue with that and color correcting comedic scenes would have been so simple. Just confusing.

@Agustín Baletti The cinematography or the movie? @D. J. Well, B.V.S. had desaturated colors but the lighting still allowed the colors to pop at times, unlike SOLO. And if I felt this way watching them in the theatre, I can't imagine how it must be on TV or a computer. Now, the cinematography didn't completely ruin the movie for me either. The script on the other hand...

Even Zack Synder would be like brighten it up guys.

Because Hollywood is full of idiot writers.

he never used them in any game. must be an all beads. lol

The dice appear in one scene in Star Wars. They are just for decoration. I guess the filmmakers forgot the maxim “Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.”

Lol thats halarious

Now im terrified

Honestly no sarcam

And? If Star Wars' recent movies has taught me anything the Empire are pushovers.

How can someone be fake? Like a cyborg?