Solo Favorite Scene in Solo

Lando’s shirt! Thank you! They need to mass produce and sell those bad boys

 

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Darth Maul!!!
Sabaac

 

I want to hear Lando's Chronicles. In an audiobook format.

 

When Han gets to fly the Millennium Falcon for the first time. His maneuver with the landing gear

 

Maul.

And that ground battle where Solo meets Beckett and Val for the first time. It reminded me of the Geonosis battle in AOTC

 

His bluff backfiring with Enfys Nest was an amazing scene and Alden really showed off the spirit of Han.
Chewie getting into the co-pilot seat for the first time.
Han's reaction to the Falcon's jump to hyperspace.
Maul
Han and Chewie confronting Lando at the end.
Han shooting first.

 

Next time you better check if they are putting something in your pop corn.

 

When the gun on the millennium falcon get crunched and Beckett says "my thumbs hurt" made me LOL. In my mind that is a comment on too much video games.

 

The look on Han's face as he steps into the Falcon's cockpit for the first time. Just before he tells Lando that his dad built them.

 

I had a big dumb grin at the scene where the Star Destroyer showed up, alongside a glorious quote of the imperial them from ANH. Just a powerful combo of shot and music. I couldn't help but hum along in that scene.

 

The Asteroid Field theme always gets me. And it’s used twice.

 

Han meeting Lando and their card game.
Maul.
At the end, Han shot first.

 

This one is impossible! I loved it all. I really liked the war scene with the ATST dropping down and Beckett blasting everything up. The Conveyex scene was so cool as were the swoop riders chasing it. They felt like a nod to Mad Max. The Crimson Dawn ship was super cool and the Kessel Run was thrilling.

 

The Kessel Run. A great scene that not only made the Falcon but showed How good a team Han and Chewie are...it also made that nebula seem like some kind of eldritch horror considering it contains crashing world, massive inhuman space beasts and gravity wells....you'd have to be a mad man to fly through that....oh...wait...

 

The Kessel Run. I loved how there was a kind of tunnel that provided safe passage through the maelstrom, lit up by beacons along the way. That is the sort of whimsical fantasy stuff that I really love about Star Wars sometimes.

 

I APPLAUDED IT FOR BEING DIFFERENT. IT BROKE NEW GROUND

 

Chewie's entrance was the BEST.

And Alden's portrayal of Han was spot on. I don't care what anyone says, he looks enough like Han to me that it worked beautifully.

 

Thank you.

 

Not sure if this counts as a 'scene' but I really liked the tight close up when Han started firing outside the falcon, backed up the ramp while firing until he was safely inside the hallway all in one shot. It was a cool and felt almost claustrophobic and added to the sense of chaos and rushed action.

 

I agree with many that the Kessel run, when they started to play the Asteroid Field, was classic and gave me goosebumps.

The other scene was Han's failed bluff toward the end, with Lando taking off in the Falcon was funny. It definitely reminded me of the Han Solo, we would come to know, except his bluffing becomes more successful later.

I liked the Darth Maul reveal, since it firmly establishes him back into movie canon, although only casual fans were surprised by his appearance.

 

The "Kessel run" sequence lasted all of about five minutes or so, didn't it? I knew the movie was going to show it, but thought it would last longer and be a much bigger part of it. I mean jeez, like half a century later even Rey who's been isolated on Jakku has heard about it.

 

Chewie saving Wookies, but then deciding to help Han and company, really pulled my heart strings.

 

"LET'S MAKE FUN OF UNORIGINALITY BY REPEATING THE SAME JOKES OVER AND OVER AGAIN FOR ETERNITY" -RLM

RLM has really gone off the rails -- they're doing everything they can to pander to their core base of trolls. Otherwise, they'd have to get real jobs. Also, Rich Evans' forced laughs at Mike and Jay's bad jokes surpass Jimmy Fallon's.

 

One of the best long shots of the film, IMO. It's interesting because in the OT, we often saw Han shooting and then running into his ship, but we never followed him afterwards (because that was Luke's story). This time, we follow him. And that was a cool feeling.

They're about as funny as wet toilet paper.