“Solo: A Star Wars Story” follows young ... green lizard-creature picks up and body slams Chewie’s smaller yellow guy. ... terrible at the game and would wind up with a lot of arms, ...

There are so many references to other “Star Wars” stories, characters and events in “Solo: A Star Wars Story” that it’s actually easy to miss them. From showing how Han Solo got his ...

It’s “How I Met Your Wookiee”! That’s the gist of “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” the latest entry in the sci-fi film franchise, in which a young-ish Han Solo goes from wisecracking space ...

Thus, his appearance in Solo: A Star Wars Story was a most welcome surprise, and undoubtedly the best bit of fan service the film gave us, and they gave us rather a lot.

Warning – major Solo Spoilers follow! The climatic act of Solo: A Star Wars Story sees Han (Alden Ehrenreich) navigating a series of double and triple-cross moves between himself, his mentor ...

Solo: A Star Wars Story has completed the Kessel Run, earning a mixed reaction from fans and critics. After an opening weekend that saw underwhelming box office results , the movie has earned a ...

While it never quite justifies its reason to exist, Solo: A Star Wars Story offers enough pulpy fun and galaxy far, far away entertainment value to diminish any bad feeling one may have had about ...

2 Generations of ‘Star Wars’ Fans Debate ‘Solo’ It's time to dissect 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' — its ending, its shocking cameo, Enfys Nest and everything else in the Ron Howard film.

👉 This review contains zero spoilers for Solo: A Star Wars Story. 👈 We’re on the fourth new Star Wars movie since 2015, and of those four, only in Solo do characters kiss each other.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge's droid L3-37 wants equality in 'Solo: A Star Wars Story.' 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' Muddles L3-37's Message of Droid Independence Skip to main content ...

But “Solo” also knows its “Star Wars” history, and works in a lot of references tothings that more casual fans might have missed. The movie calls back not only to the films, but cartoons ...