r/dankmemes ☣️ Jun 15 '24

OC Maymay ♨ Whoever dumped Millions into this is the biggest clown in the world

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u/viotix90 Jun 15 '24

Solo was a great movie that suffered the fallout from The Last Jedi. Approach it as a fun sci-fi action adventure and not as Star Wars and you'll have a good time.

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u/Happy_Mask_Salesman Jun 15 '24

Solo was okay. Great for world building outside of the bog standard "how many lightsabers can we show off?"  not so great for being able to tell what's going on in any scene not shot outside. 

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u/acathode Jun 15 '24

It was kinda shit for world building tbfh.

There was way to much "memberberry" stuff crammed into it - it tried way to hard and spent way to much time trying to to explain and give a backstory to every single small detail about Han.

It's like some Disney employe made a freaking Excel spreadsheet about every single detail we know about Han Solo from the OT, and then forced the writers to use it as a checklist, with a demand that they better check at least 80% of the boxes...

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u/Happy_Mask_Salesman Jun 15 '24

Oh yeah, "great" was purely subjective, being packed with details is that movies strength and most of them are shoehorned or entirely pointless altogether. Its all window dressing to a poorly lit cash grab.

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u/traveltrousers Jun 15 '24

"How I got my name, my gun, my ship and my dog"

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u/Tokes_ACK Spoopy Jun 15 '24

Compared to the book, they did a great job on Solo.

I personally didn't love it, but I thought it was an OK film.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '24

Solo was a great movie

Terminator 2 was a great SF action movie, Solo was just a less bad Star Wars movie than what we got used to. Still a mess full of plot holes...

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u/viotix90 Jun 15 '24

What plot holes in Solo bothered you most?

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u/Ultima-Veritas Jun 15 '24

It's the Kasdan's and Ron Howard's homage to Harrison Ford's career. Not kidding. There's bits from every movie Ford has ever done in that movie from Hot Rods to being a Fugitive. Next time you watch it, keep that in the back of your mind. It'll click.

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u/Viceroy1994 Jun 16 '24

I dunno, I think being able to see what's going on is at least a soft requirement to qualify as an enjoyable movie.

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u/ZincMan Jun 15 '24

I forgot about Solo. That movie was pretty decent