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[@drakeredwingofficial]

L3 is the ship's computer in Empire Strikes Back, which is why 3PO says "the ship has a peculiar dialect" and "can be rude"

[@K-3619]

Oh god I really didn’t want to know that 🥴

[@user-xx6vy9ri8p]

So she always wanted freed freedom and they locked her mind in a ship which can't do anything on its own...I hated her, but why?

[@K-3619]

@@user-xx6vy9ri8p I don’t know man

[@greenmonsterprod]

@@user-xx6vy9ri8p On the contrary. She's been keeping our heroes safe for years, and inspiring others to fight for freedom.

[@nolanjoseph1553]

@@user-xx6vy9ri8p It’s a robot bro, it ain’t that deep

[@jneumy566]

Also, in Empire Strikes Back, when Han and Lando met again, he reminds Lando that he lost the Falcon fair and square. We always knew there was some gambling history between them for the Falcon so it was fun to finally see that

[@user-fu7zf4ck9z]

Wasn't really that much fun tho

[@mr.moviemafia]

@@user-fu7zf4ck9z That’s all a matter of opinion, but it’s fine if you didn’t like it

[@michaeldorsey1394]

@@user-fu7zf4ck9z great movie sorry you didn’t like it.

[@stare4539]

Looool

[@skits_3d824]

So.... 17:59 this guy was in season 7 finale when Maul was telling his syndicate to go into hiding. Thus why Maul shows up at the end

[@carterchamberlain4901]

I get why it's frustrating, but almost everything Q'ira does at the end is to PROTECT Han. She knows Maul is out there and will come after them if she just kills Dryden and leaves. She doesn't let Han kill Dryden because she doesn't want him to be a target for Maul. She stays so she can spin the story and blame it all on Beckett. I'm sure she also wants the power to a degree but mostly I see it as a tragic sacrifice on her part.

[@Jewbacca9000]

I feel like she was set up to be a Mara Jade like character

[@RedCaio]

that's all very interesting. I wish it were in actually in the movie.

[@carterchamberlain4901]

@@Jewbacca9000 interesting angle! I would love to see if they go towards that if we ever get lucky enough to have some sort of Solo 2

[@carterchamberlain4901]

@@RedCaio for me personally I felt like the movie indicated it pretty well. Do you have a feeling of something they could have done to make it more tangible?

[@RedCaio]

​@@carterchamberlain4901 - I'm pretty sure if you ask anyone why she betrayed Han, they'd say "because she's working with Maul now" or something. This and other 1st time reactions basically say "no, why'd she do that? she's a jerk for doing that" so I think that's a pretty good indicator that the explanation you provide was not made clear in the _actual_ movie.

[@Phatooine]

Yep, the spoiler was Maul showing up. Had you not seen the Clone Wars first, you would have really been thrown in a loop, wouldn't you? That's why people told you to wait until you watch Clone Wars first.

[@Phatooine]

@@SaganThapaGaming Primate liked my comment. You wanna know why? Just turn on those comprehension skills and read what I said again. And slow down and take your time when doing so. 😉

[@syntace4169]

The cast is absolutely perfect, this is literally my comfort movie. It has a special feeling and vibe for me watching it.

[@spicysnowman8886]

Pirates 2 and 3 are my comfort movies, they're goofy, but the plot and writing and cast is good.

[@user-fu7zf4ck9z]

The cast was horrible. Donald Glover was TERRIBLE as Lando and don't even get me started on Alden Ehrenreich as Han...

[@syntace4169]

@@user-fu7zf4ck9z We all have different opinions bud

[@user-fu7zf4ck9z]

@@syntace4169 sure and that’s fine

[@gaber2953]

@@user-fu7zf4ck9zdoesn’t sound like it’s fine 😂

[@luwucian4497]

33:16 In the background you can see a red Mandalorian armor, Dryden Vos worked for Maul, you can see Vos in ones scene in the clone wars season 7, apparently Maul gave him an armor since its metal is valuable, for collection

[@drakeredwingofficial]

fun fact: Kira was an early name for Rey during the preproduction of Force Awakens

[@FreakDaMIghet]

I thought that would be a clue that she was secretly Rey's mom. But I guess not.

[@drakeredwingofficial]

@@FreakDaMIghet that would have been cool ngl

[@user-xx6vy9ri8p]

That was original Lucas's script.

[@arrgnz7778]

Let's see what primate has to say about Solo as it is seen very differently in the community

[@thedoctor4327]

It’s imperfect but I give Solo a solid “B”. I kind of liked how it was a step back from the galaxy spanning conflict between good and evil and it was just a simple space western/crime story. I thought Alden Ehrenreich deserves more credit than some fans have given him for his performance as young Han, Donald Glover nailed Lando, the action was pretty stellar (especially the trench warfare scene and the Kessel Run) and I like how the start of a life long friendship between Chewie and Han played out. It’s not Rogue One but it’s definitely a better Star Wars film than some of Disney’s other attempts

[@Pinkielover]

solid D - , Rogue one Solid B+

[@CarsonScallen]

okay

[@TacticaLLR]

@@Pinkielover no

[@crypticmirror]

People slight Alden because they say his version of Han wasn't some broody cool loner, but (1), as a prequel we'd expect to see a young Han as initially different to the guy in ANH; (2), this was supposed to be part one of a Han Solo trilogy of movies, and we see him taking those steps throughout this movie to becoming a darker and more closed off person by the end courtesy of Beckett and Kira's betrayals; and (3), Han in ANH wasn't that cool edgy loner that people think he is. We're shown, repeatedly, throughout ANH that that cool edgy persona is just a mask. As soon as Ben and Luke are out of the picture he's buzzing with glee at Chewie about how they are supposedly going to save his ass, he completely blows the "boring conversation" in the Death Star, there is his "a princess and a guy like me" moment in the Falcon afterwards, and his kinda soppy "may the Force be with you" to Luke at Yavin, followed by his glorious last minute change of heart. Han Solo has never been a cool edgy loner. He's always been a goofy screw up, and this movie is about him learning to put a mask on it. But it is always a mask, so we really have to see what is under that mask and why the mask exists. And I think this movie does very well at that job.

[@darthbarf]

Rouge one B- Solo B - B+

[@ty_the_RetoVideo_guy5543r]

Nah that is Woody Harrelson!! The myth the legend!! I gave ya a shout out too!! Ya cool shit Primate!! Hope the move went well!! Sure ya are still moving in!! Stoked to see the new Backdrop when ya movie in!!

[@MysterClark]

I'm surprised this wasn't all over the comments section. I know I'm getting old but not the type of old where no one remembers who Woody Harrelson is anymore. Although I'm guessing that most people these days remember him from Zombieland when I'm thinking more of Cheers. Or at least Natural Born Killers.

[@Stover313]

Yeah you were thinking of Michael Rooker and the horror movie you were thinking of was probably Slither.

[@Josh_Lee_Henderson]

The first time I saw this movie I liked it okay but I wasn't quite sure what to think about it. Every time I've watched it since I've liked it more and more, and I really love it now.

[@eiden5778]

Same

[@ChrisPTenders]

I freaking love Solo. I understand people felt conflicted about it, since Han died on screen in 2015, and this movie came out 3 years later, less than a year after Last Jedi really did Luke dirty. But to me, as much as I love the prequels, those movies did their own thing, whereas this movie felt like a truer spiritual prequel to A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back. It had a lot of love for the original trilogy, and obviously acknowledged the prequels in a big way there at the end. And that shit with Qira... fear is a path to the Dark Side. She hesitated in the beginning because she was afraid, then her worst fears all happened to her. She had a mini Anakin arc, self-fulfilling prophecy. Not to defend her actions, she's easily the most fucked up character in the movie, but she knew first hand that Han flies by the seat of his pants. After doubtlessly seeing a lot of dark shit working for Crimson Dawn, she probably figured she couldn't seriously trust Han "that's a rock" Solo to protect her from the people that would come after her if she went missing, so she went back to them to make sure Han was never pursued. One freaky detail nobody talks about... those scars on Paul Bettany's face were from a lightsaber. He had a fresh one after the first heist failed. Maul said, "we're going to be working more closely" and turns on his lightsaber... Qira ain't climbing no power ladder, she's belly-upping like a good little broken-in lap dog to its abusive master.

[@atifahmed6036]

The amount of times a shouted at my screen: “ITS VISION!!!!” 😭😂

[@jonmercano1138]

Dryden’s knives are called Kyuzo petars, custom made. The edges are energized with a scintillating monomolecular energy chord. That’s what wookieepedia says. Qi’ra just _very_ recently came back in comics. It’s very exciting They did actually allude to Maul’s crime position in clone wars. He starts with his big syndicate team up when he first comes back, then he gets back to it after escaping Sidious. He mentions Crimson Dawn during his hologram conversation with the Pykes, and in the final episodes you see him talking to the syndicate leaders, including Dryden. I think Qi’ra went with Maul because she was afraid of what would happen if she didn’t. Maul would look for answers for why a lead underling is dead. He knows her, and if she’s with Han, that puts Han in Maul’s crosshairs. She did omit him completely from her explantion of what happened

[@chrissonofpear1384]

Yes, I was surprised they were going to commit that hard to revealing her fate in a comic, @Jon Mercano . I suppose because the sequel fell through (though she could still be in the Lando tv show) And yes, most concur that she wanted to keep Han safe - although I think she also never wanted to be at the mercy of hidden foes again.

[@becauseimbatman1391]

Fun fact: Teräskäsi, which was the move Qi'ra used, was originally from a really bad Star Wars video game. It's Finnish and literally translates to Steel Hand.

[@user-fu7zf4ck9z]

That game was fun as fuck

[@Blue-he5de]

I still think she was protecting him from Maul. After all, he excels at tracking people.

[@grandstasis1878]

Or she really was thinking about the power. In the canon comics she does see Han again (while he’s frozen in carbonite and she became crimson dawn’s new leader) and she tries selling him off to the highest bidder from the Empire, to the Hutts, to various other criminal factors that wanted him prisoner or dead

[@Blue-he5de]

@@grandstasis1878 I admit, being old enough, I get conflicted about the comics, only because canon has changed so much. I do like that, if one doesn't know the comic, Amelia Clark's performance gives the impression she isn't happy leaving, and leaves ambiguity and debate among the audience. That may be what I like most about this film.

[@grandstasis1878]

@@Blue-he5de sure but I mean Solo is a movie made by Disney and the comics are also being produced by Disney so Solo and the events that followed after in the comics were always theirs

[@garyg3468]

So glad you watched Clone Wars 1st Prime!! It's a hard telling people that are new to Starwars to watch 7 seasons of a 'Kids Show' before watching this movie because of a 30 second cameo at the end. But watching Clone Wars and understanding that Maul is SO MUCH more than just what we saw fall down the shaft at the end of Ep 1 gives this movie a hell of a lot more weight. It got some hate or release and tanked horribly in terms of box office. L3-37, was a mixed bag, an eccentric SW droid for sure but also an analog for a feminist, not to mention the actress that played her had never seen Starwars and thought a droid was a phone. Cramming Han meeting Chewy, Lando, the Kessel Run and getting the Falcon all in to what's maybe a week's time in Universe was a bit much a bit fast for me the 1st time around. All in all though this film's grown on me since the 1st time I watched it. It's a fun shut your brain off and ride the roller coaster kind of time in the SW Universe. The ending hints at the sequel we never got, Han working for Jabba, Kira Working For Maul and more of the glorious Starwars Crime syndicates in live action buuuut no. I hope we get more of in the the future shows but I'll save you the Mando spoilers lol.

[@justfinnchilling]

This comment will get 1k likes

[@anthonybankhead9830]

Actually it's also fun to watch the reactions of people, who have only watched the movies, to finding out that maul is alive. Think eyes bulging and face in surprise. Keep in mind that those folks haven't seen maul since phantom menace

[@garyg3468]

@@anthonybankhead9830 Ehh I find it more annoying, Kinnda like Hayden at the end of RotJ, "Who the Hell is that?!?!", Much prefer the reactions to insane Maul with spider legs >XD

[@garyg3468]

@@justfinnchilling That would be tight lol

[@JustTimm]

35:18 Han shot first 😄

[@bigmeaty_custard4572]

Has its flaws, but it’s Disney’s second best starwars movie, their best one they made was rogue one

[@Ejaz100]

I think third is force awakens, fourth Is rise of Skywalker and fifth is last jedi

[@bigmeaty_custard4572]

@@Ejaz100 if I were to rate the Disney starwars movies, then would put it as rouge one, force awakens, rise of skywalker and last Jedi are tied

[@Ejaz100]

@@bigmeaty_custard4572 force awakens was pretty fun, but where solo on the ranking doe

[@khaotix7475]

bro seeing this straight after clone wars is such a great idea! primate gonna see maul and go crazyyyy

[@mr.pheasant638]

27:35 "Look at the size of that thing" Wedge Antilles words while attacking Death Star in ep. IV, you are a rebel now Primate 🤣

[@liamcarey560]

Cut the chatter red 2

[@MrBleuBeard]

To be fair one does not simply run away from Maul. Maul also knew that some bs was going on with her story and that Beckett could not have been working alone. I always felt that Qi'ra left Han to protect him, if she ran off with Han maybe they get away with it but most likely not. Her leaving Han was the only sure way to ensure he suffers no retribution from Maul as she knew she would never be free of Maul and would just drag Han down with her. That was always how I saw it anyways

[@user-xx6vy9ri8p]

As soon as Maul arrives, he would get what happened, especially with Beckett's body, and Qira is dead.

[@generalgrievous8017]

I’m so used to him saying “Star Wars The Clone WARS!!” I’m not used to that being gone

[@jonathanmurray834]

The chase toward the beginning of the film sold me. Such an underrated film. Alden did great embodying Han, which was the right move (not copying Harrison ford) imo

[@jamesosteen09]

It's a shame that alot of the fanbase couldn't support this movie. Even before seeing it many rejected it simply because someone else was playing Han. Also, coming after The Last Jedi didnt do it any favors. It was a good movie and deserved a sequel.

[@RyoHazuki224]

It was an okay and entertaining movie but ultimately it showed that everything cool about Han that we knew about him happened prior to his life before meeting Luke happened over a weekend. Meeting Chewie, the Kessel Run, meeting Lando, and getting the Falcon. Thats the thing that disappointed me in this movie.

[@Ejaz100]

@@RyoHazuki224 no that didn't happen in a weekend?

[@keepinitkawaii]

I love this movie but people are going to like what they like. Its not a cult where everyone is forced to agree on every little thing

[@jamesosteen09]

@@keepinitkawaii I agree. I didnt like a lot of the new trilogy. The difference is I gave it a chance. There's alot of the fanbase that wouldnt even give Solo that chance. They wrote it off from the get go.

[@liu7052]

Not sure if anyone has told you before, but Dryden Vos made a quick cameo in season 7 episode 10 when Maul was ordering the crime lords working under him to go into hiding before his duel with Ahsoka.

[@keepinitkawaii]

What?!?! How did i not see that? *goes back to watch it for the 30th time*

[@Mis7erSeven]

They actually show Mauls connection to this movie in the clone wars. In one of the last episodes of The Clone Wars you can see him giving orders to the leaders of the criminal syndicates, including Crimson Dawn.

[@laurijaakkola3762]

We saw in Clone wars when Maul hijacked all major crime families to himself. For example the Hutt cartel, Pike syndicate, Crimson Dawn and the Black Sun. After the Clone wars he continued to lead them.

[@firecat4529]

Q'ira became Maul's "apprentice" as you can see in the Vader comics.

[@Lomes]

3:51 Me: *invested in the video* ItsAPrimate: *slurs* ESXSCUSES! Me: *chokes and spits out my drink in laughter*

[@christianbeazel6063]

now you have to watch the holiday special

[@Paul_1971]

Oh yes please!

[@michaelbourdages4777]

I love how Maul lights up his lightsaber for the audience

[@captaincoolbreeze9429]

When you were talking about Maul and saying that they don't show how he came into power over a crime syndicate in Clone Wars, actually that is what Maul does in Clone Wars by allying and strong arming various crime syndicates such as the Pykes, Black Sun, and even the Hutts into working with him to secure Mandalore.

[@shotarohidari7417]

I definitely loved this movie and the backlash it took because it came after Last Jedi was definitely misplaced agression by supposed star wars fans. That and its development issues with the original directors leaving and many fans saying ‘we know this story. We dont need this’ didnt do it favors. Me personally as someone who knew going in the basics of how Han got the falcon, chewie owing him a life debt, etc, it was nice to see it in live action. Also the little nuggets you see dropped in the movie: 1. Qi’ra using teras kasi which was both a video game for star wars and a anti jedi fighting style. 2. L3’s brain being downloaded into the falcon explaining 3po’s comment years later about the onboard computer being rude. 3. Seeing the spice mines of kessel (aluded to back in ANH) 4. An explanation of making the kessel run in 12 parsecs (since fans always commented that that statement is a measure of distance not time) 5. The Maw and a imperial star destroyer there (a possible hint to old legends stories) 6. Possibly a hint that at one point Han may have actually told this story to leia as she used a variation of the ‘thermal detonator’ ruse on Jabba 7. Lando wearing the helmet he would use years later in Return of the jedi to get into Jabba’s palace. 8. As han is escaping alone from corellia you hear a varation of the Imperial march in a different key making it sound patriotic indicating that in universe the theme we associate with vader is kinda like a national anthem. 7. Further links in this movie is warrick davis’ character is named Weazel and he portrayed the same character on tatooine in phantom menace. The alien with 2 tubes would eventually end up with saw gerrera in rogue one, and Enfys Nest is played by the leader of the flag smashers in falcon and the winter soldier (both involve a falcon? Lol) 8. Hints that even now the seeds of the rebellion are growing. 9. We get to see hints what life was like in the core worlds during the imperial era. Corellia was known for building ships like the falcon and the blockade runner but how did the military industrial complex of the empire change the planet. Clearly if you werent in the military or part of the ship building industry, you were garbage to most people. 10. I agree with most people that Qi’ra (although wanting power) did what she did to protect Han annd herself. He is a vengeful person and wouldnt have stopped until he killed Han for helping to ruin his plans. And unlike Kenobi or Ahsoka, han would be pretty much be dead. 11. Also, at least to me, it explains why in the end of Empire, lando wears ‘Han’s’ clothes. It is because they were originally landos and they been on the falcon all this time. 12. The imperial officer at corellia taking the bribe shows you even more proof that the empire was not as it made itself to be.

[@captaindc3889]

It’s a fun watch with some connections to others parts of the Star Wars Universe

[@susyperez8445]

Yes! Those are Emilia Clarke who plays Daenerys and Paul Bettany who plays Vision/Jarvis 🤘🏻

[@josephgonzalez9144]

We all know what scene we are here for

[@Mighty-venom]

Oh my god, this is the first time I realised that she is Daenerys damn solo is such a good movie I need to rewatch it

[@lukewaddell4310]

seeing the Maul reveal in the theatre was fucking epic

[@lukewaddell4310]

Underrated star wars movie, gives amazing back story and lore of the empire/Han, and donald glover/childish gambino as lando was amazing

[@tautvydasjuska6769]

The suprising part about this movie is that Maul is the leader of crimson dawn.We knew he is alive but didnt ecxpect to see him in the movie

[@doomerseth93]

I love this movie so much. It's just such a fun movie. Donald Glover is fantastic as Lando. Also, the blue monkey dude (Rio) is played by Jon Favreau. Who also played Pre Vizsla and Happy Hogan in the MCU

[@jmwilliamsart]

When Beckett asks “I’m interrupting something?” I’m like ‘Yeah, you are Beckett, can’t you read the mood?’ Give Han and Quira some ❤ quality time.

[@RedCaio]

Beckett isn't the actor you're thinking of. It's Woody Harrelson (Haymitch from Hunger Games)

[@michelmorio8026]

Beckett is not Merle 😂😂😂 it’s Woody Harrelson! You‘ll most likely know him from The Hunger Games, Venom, Zombieland, True Detective season 1 or Natural Born Killers! 😉

[@ocelot815]

2012!!!🌋🌊🌪️🌩️🌑

[@MrPwng232]

This movie was very divisive when it released, I honestly never understood why. This is one of my favorite Star Wars films, among the top five.

[@radioactivetaco9579]

Largely due to people not wanting any more movies within the Skywalker saga, the fact that it's pretty much impossible to fill Harrison Ford's shoes, and also the fact that they tried to cram Han meeting Chewie, Lando, Jabba, acquiring the Falcon, doing the Kessel Run, etc. all into the timespan of like a week. I also personally thought it was really lame the way they explained his name "Solo"

[@user-fu7zf4ck9z]

This movie should have been a simple heist movie with no familiar characters as protagonists. Making this a Han Solo origin story was the biggest mistake

[@MrPwng232]

@@user-fu7zf4ck9z I'm not sure where you get this notion of what art should have been. It's art. The artist creates what they have in mind. If you didn't enjoy it, that's fine, it's subjective. But don't go telling an artist what they SHOULD do with their art, and instead, let them express themselves through their creativity.

[@user-fu7zf4ck9z]

@@MrPwng232 This movie wasnt an artistic vision. Disney wanted someone to make a Han Solo movie because of money, not out of respect to the art of telling stories or whatever. And i‘m saying that was a stupid cash-grabbing decision and as a result of that, hurt the movies artistic freedom. Making it about Han limited the movie. It made it even more unnecessary. A movie about someone with less known past events etc. Would have been absolutely more useful for the artists that made that movie

[@CaptainAmercia]

I loved the look of this film Rogue One, Solo, and Mandalorian follow this very feel dirty and gritty look both Rogue One and Mando having the same cinematographer not sure about Solo though. Overall yeah wasn't a big fan liked elements Maul being my personal favourite part of the movie. If you loved the look of Rogue One then you'll love The Mandalorian in style alone which looks even better than Solo and Rogue One. Season 2 has a much wider range of settings and theme's while Season 1 is set more around the western style mostly set around the same location.

[@Lucos546]

I see you too are a Chiss of culture.

[@user-fu7zf4ck9z]

I really hate the sequels for their clean shiny Star Trek look. The dirty grittiness of the spin-off movies and The Mandalorian is exactly what Star Wars should look like. This movie however is so shamefully dark and badly lit.

[@JustTimm]

I think this movie is good. Not bad not amazing. But just fun.

[@Ethan-fv7ml]

fun fact: the person who voiced the 4 arm monkey guy is the same guy who voiced pre vizla in clone wars

[@scottalynch]

Also known as Jon Favreau, director of Iron Man 1 & 2, among others

[@BiasFree]

fun little fact, while Ray Park Originally played Darth Maul in Episode 1 Sam Witwer voiced him for the Clone Wars. Since most of the target audience would recognize Sam's voice he got to voice the lines for Maul in this movie.

[@jonsmith2832]

It sure isn't the best star wars film and it has some stupid moments, but it is a fun movie and I love it.

[@arcjesse]

At least it doesn't spit on the masterpiece created by george as much as some others did, cause it is it's own movie

[@Pinkielover]

I just jumped to the maul scene....lmao You saw the main bad guy In the final story arc of the clone wars..As maul tells the Crime syndicate to go into hiding... You'll see the main bad guy from this movie

[@Jiambo]

Kira AKA Daenerys Stormborn of the the House Targaryen, First of the Her Name, the Unburnt, Queen of the Andals or the First Men, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Breaker of the Chains, and Mother of the Dragons.

[@minniem522]

This movie is so good I really enjoy it the actor who is Dryden Voss is Paul Bentney same actor who plays vision in the marvel movies

[@lukewaddell4310]

Kira was exactly right when she talked about fear of being sold as slaves, crimson dawn is mauls criminal empire

[@coin3720]

This is honestly my favourite Star Wars movie outside of the original trilogy. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@masonworker2670]

The Maw is a cluster of black holes and maelstroms, and it also happens to be the location of a secret imperial military research installation where many of the Imperials projects were started, such as both Death Stars, as well as many iterations of SSD's. That's why there's a garrison there, and you can bet your ass that there a few dozen more Star Destroyers where that one came from.

[@Bricksilver]

This is a fun movie that can work very well as a stand alone movie. Rogue One is a nice smaller story tied to larger events and Solo contrasts by being able to work on its own, and I love both movies respectively for that.

[@ArcRogerr]

Qi'ra is protecting Han. She can do a lot more helping run Crimson Dawn than she can running from it.

[@TheRyujinLP]

Fun fact: Dryden Vos is in a blink and you'll miss it scene in Ep 10 of season 7 of The Clone Wars. Oh and about Maul well... I'll get back to you on that one. Can't say much now for reasons.

[@LadiesmanB007]

In all honesty Kira was probably terrified. She knew what Maul was capable of and he knew her. She didn’t have much of a way out.

[@SonOfAlma]

Merle from the Walking Dead is played by Michael Rooker, Becket is played by Woody Harrelson and i swear that man never ages. i guess both actors look a bit similar though. in regards to Maul, this movie takes place about 5 years after the Clone Wars so i'm sure Maul's involvement in Crimson Dawn will be explored later on. but you will see more Maul content in the future :)

[@fettstea]

definitely one of my favorite star wars movies!! glad you enjoyed it as much as I did!!

[@jakesteakfries7969]

Solo underperformed at the box office because it came out right after the last jedi. Many people want a sequel to it so I believe despite how it preformed, most people enjoyed it

[@RyoHazuki224]

18:00 Yeah, he plays Vision from the Marvel movies... among other things

[@Matinity16]

Solo will always hold a special place in my heart compared to the other Star Wars movies

[@minibeech03]

The one is obviously Woody Harrelson and the other is the actor who plays Vision in MCU, and yes that is Emilia Clarke from GoT.

[@animesamurai3081]

SOLO, MY FAV STAR WARS STORY MOVIE

[@jmnorthwoods3184]

Some of my favorite shit is when Primate says “thats death” lol. I started saying that when playing games or watching movies with the homies. Keep being iconic Primate. You a G

[@maxducoudray]

I think Q'ira did what she did because she felt she couldn't get away from the Crimson Dawn. She was making the best play she could think of to keep Han safe and stay alive herself.

[@Jedi_Jon]

That actor is vision

[@-C.S.R]

What’s crazy is I’ve never seen anyone review a movie and not like it at the end??? I mean you think one person out of all the movies they get reviewed, you you think one person would say “you know it wasn’t really all that good and I didn’t like it!” Or that it’s not good but it’s not bad either! Just a so so nothing special movie. But nope! every movie is fantastic and they love it! and end of conversation.

[@LoDoFilmUnlimitedMedia]

I have no problem with Disney Star Wars Spinoffs, so far.

[@user-xx6vy9ri8p]

Beckett, didn't you want to start a new life after this last job? You know that if you steal from Darth Maul, there is no escape, right?

[@NinjaBee81]

Next you absolutely have to watch Disneys “The Mandalorian” and “The Book of Boba Fett”. As an old Star Wars fan I have basically wept while watching them, they are THAT good! Disney redeemed themselves with these new tv-series.

[@portalgaming8057]

Honestly, The Book of Boba Fett is incredibly bad. It is legitimately one of the worst things I've ever seen, and I gave it a 1/10 score.

[@koreycrawford4119]

I love this movie

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Solo: A Star Wars Story is a great movie.

[@liu7052]

While this movie isn't necessarily top tier for me, I still enjoyed seeing a bit Han's life before the original trilogy. The writing on some parts didn't click with me, but I absolutely loved the cinematography and a bit of the world-building we get.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

I'm so glad you've finally watched this, Primate!!! 🌟 I love SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY... and I think it adds a lot to the prequels (especially THE LAST JEDI). The surprise cameo at the end was delicious, huh?! Just wait 'til you get to the 2nd season of THE MANDALORIAN!

[@bdeakes]

Being an old f*ck who grew up reading Star Wars books because there weren't any Star Wars series, video games, etc. I personally wasn't thrilled with the movie. It isn't that the movie is bad, it's that it isn't as good of a story as the Han Solo trilogy, and it doesn't show the character the respect he deserved...

[@Wookiee120]

Duuudeee I'm so glad you're finally reacting to this one! I'm so excited!!

[@quoniam426]

It's a fun ride to be sure, not the movie of the century but still very enjoyable.

[@amberanime]

I loved Solo, I'm hoping for a sequel because the hate it got during cinema time was mostly because people where upset about the last jedi and rage quit star wars for a while. Solo was a great movie. A great adventure movie. It doesn't need to be more. I love seeing more of Han's adventures. So yes, fingers crossed for a second movie, or at least a tv show including more Lando and more Qi'ra and Maul. Also Han meeting Jabba the hut and other big bads he somehow keeps pissing off but keeps outwitting/outrunning/out surviving.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

I think Quira was actually going to kill Han until the moment she betrays Dresden Voss.

[@PalyHan]

Lmao you thought Woody Harrelson was Michael Rooker even after the whole movie

[@nej5201]

I remember my friend went ape shit when he saw the hooded dude. He never watched Clone Wars.

[@kuribayashi84]

The second best SW-Movie made under Disneys' tenure, after Rogue One. The other three are so far away, I can barely even see them anymore. Its not perfect, it has some problems but it still is a lot of fun. Unfortunately, since it flopped badly at the Box-Office, a Sequel is highly unlikely.

[@ty641]

Omgggg its fucking Vision !!! I'm shook

[@MushroomBasher]

You not notice who plays Kira? You should! She's the Mother of Dragons!

[@tylerschaff1016]

Solo is underrated

[@lukewaddell4310]

5:58 welp primate you got your wish

[@highground178]

I don't see why people dislike this so much and calling this an "unnecessary, unwanted" movie. I love it as much as any other Star wars movie

[@greenmonsterprod]

Unwanted? That's right up there with "Everybody hates the PT." Personally, I've wanted this story since before TESB was released.

[@highground178]

@@greenmonsterprod 🤝

[@eddymadison9655]

9:16 No this is played by Woody Harrelson. The actor you're talking about is Michael Rooker

[@reverseprime141]

BEST REACTION IS! 34:12 ❤️🖤

[@paydrone]

I already commented but that wasnt merle or yondu. The guy that plays those characters ks michael rooker. The guy in this movie is uhh… woody harrelson i think. But they do look alike a bit lmao 😂

[@doubleb1061]

I remember in the theater when Darth Maul came in and I was so excited and all the casual fans who hadn’t seen clone wars were so confused😁

[@MythicElf]

Micheal Rooker is who your talking about who played yondu in guardians. 9:16 that's woody harrelson in this movie

[@MythicElf]

Hopefully kane can see this 😂

[@Michaelisthename02]

Been waiting for this since your OG channel!

[@SlyRy]

I like it! I was never clamoring for a Han Solo backstory but what we got was pretty neat and fun if ultimately unnecessary.