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There are numerous nods throughout to past films as well both visual and verbal and a few great surprises along the way. The details of how things are going to work internationally are still unknown.

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Solo is up on Netflix.

I was very young but little did I know that movie would change my life and put me on the path that I am now. Over the decades that have followed I have read the books and comics, played with the toys, played the video games, and eagerly watched any new film or television show related to the franchise. Through it all my favorite character has always been Free solo on netflix Solo. I do not know what it is but the brash, cocky, money loving; scoundrel who gets in and out of trouble yet does the right thing in the end has always connected with me. So when news came that there would be a new movie based on the early years of the title characters I was excited but concerned as Harrison Ford is so iconic in that role I could not see how anyone could measure up. Combine that with original Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller being removed from the film after shooting a significant number of weeks, there was ample concern to go around. The film follows a young Han Alden Ehrenreichwho hustles to survive and get off the world of Corrilia. When an opportunity arises, Han takes it, but finds himself in the Imperial Navy which does not bode well for a person with strong opinions and a mind of his own. Fate steps in once again and introduces Han to Chewbacca Joonas Suotamoand a mentor figure in the form of a man named Beckett Woody Harrelson. Han attempts to prove himself to his new crew as he sees this as his way out to a better life. As anyone who follows the series knows Han has a way of escalating a situation and this leads the crew to recruiting Lando Calrissian Donald Gloverinto the crew as they set off to pull off a risky and dangerous mission to get the much needed resources to save their lives. What follows is a very enjoyable film that has an appropriate amount of humor and character building as well as plenty of good action and effects which should keep fans of the series happy. The new characters were very enjoyable and added a new depth to Han as well as the Star Wars mythos but what really impressed me was that at no time did I find myself comparing Ehrenreich to Harrison Ford. He was charismatic and enjoyable in the role and I easily believed that this was Han before life, the universe, and circumstances turned him into the man we would know years later. Glover is uncanny with his version of Lando and he at times almost sounded like Billy Dee Williams and had many of the mannerisms of the character down His back and forth with Han was great to see and we got a much deeper understand of both the characters and their complicated history with one another. Clark and Harrelson round things out well as they provide a great balance to Han. One is a mentor and one is the link to the life he had and the dreams he wants to achieve. Ron Howard moves things along well without rushing things as while it does take a bit of time getting up to speed, it happens at a natural pace without seeming rushed. Howard also does not rely on an abundance of effects to carry the film. There are numerous nods throughout to past films as well both visual and verbal and a few great surprises along the way. It is believed that more adventures of the younger Han will be coming in the future and I cannot wait for them to arrive as this was a very fun film. Free solo on netflix fact, Star Wars: A New Hope was one of the first movies I ever saw in a theater. And I really enjoyed this movie. There has been a lot of bad press surrounding the movie since the directors got fired and had to be replaced by Ron Howard. There was also some controversy of whether the lead actor was any good as Han Solo. The movie is not the mess we were led to believe. Good action and special effects and lots of interesting alien creatures, as we would expect from a Star Wars movie. Alden Ehrenreich does a good job to make the role his own instead of doing an impression of Harrison Ford. Woody Harrelson, Phoebe Walter-Bridge, Donald Glover, and Paul Bettany also do good work in the film. Recommended for Star Wars fans. Things happen because they're supposed to happen, and not because they would benefit the story. This is well-made but it feels perfunctory, fragmented, and, most importantly, entirely unnecessary. This movie is what happens when you work back from a foregone conclusion that's three decades old. Solo is tired, and it made me feel tired. It should never have been made. This is the first movie in which I didn't dislike Emilia Clarke. Best case scenario, this thing breaks even, free solo on netflix even that is looking unlikely. I have to admit that I was a bit hesitant about watching this movie since it seems to have received quite a bit of flak. But then so did The Last Jedi and I liked that one a lot so a few days ago me and the kids sat down to watch Solo on my home cinema rig. What I found was a quite enjoyable action adventure movie. Yes, the story is simple and quite predictable but that is fine by me. What I wanted was a simple and straightforward action roller coaster and that was pretty much what I got. I did not want some deep crap with a lot of social pointers all over the place. It is Star Wars, it is meant to just entertain. Portraying Han Solo when he was young is of course a quite tall order for any actor. Everyone is going to compare him with Harrison Ford and that is pretty much a recipe for failure. Personally I am happy that they picked an actor that was not especially well known from other movies, at least free solo on netflix to me. If they had not done that I would have compared him not only to Harrison Ford but also to whatever character he had played before. I think Alden Ehrenreich did a fairly good job of portraying a young Han Solo. Actually, I think most of the actors was fairly okay. It did sadden me that Woody turned out to be such an asshole in the end though. For most of the movie I quite liked the guy. The story was, as I already wrote, simple and straightforward. Predictable as hell of course but then, in these kind of movies the story is more or less only a means to tie together the action. I am so glad that they actually did tie up a certain loose end at the end of the movie though. Probably one of the scenes I liked the most actually. This is so typical of the Hollywood bean counters nowadays. If a movie is not making an insane amount of money the first couple of weeks it is considered a failure and the standard response is to pull the franchise. That is essentially saying that there is something wrong with the audience. We made a good movie but you did not like it so we kill the franchise way of thinking. Make a better one or fix your estimates. Okay, as a Star Wars fan I am perhaps biased but I am so tired of dumbass bean counters, not just where movie making is concerned. You must be and to submit your review.

Honorable mentions: Gabriel and the Mountain, The Judge, King Cohen, On Her Shoulders, Quincy. One of the most popular sources for online movie viewing, Netflix has a catalog of thousands of movies available to subscribers for on-demand movie streaming. I never said it was right or wrong, just what I've heard. I don't think it's the worst film ever but it could have been a lot better and should have been. Directing Jimmy Chin Director Directing Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi Director Production Jimmy Chin Producer Production Shannon Dill Producer Production Evan Hayes Producer Production Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi Producer Sound Marco Beltrami Original Music Composer Camera Jimmy Chin Director of Photography Camera Clair Popkin Director of Photography Camera Mikey Schaefer Director of Photography Editing Bob Eisenhardt Editor Sound Filipe Messeder Sound Editor.