Overall the last year and with the help of Disney plus the universe of Star Wars is trying to break its chains from the sky walkers and in my opinion this is starting to work we are seeing more and more of the universe the empire, it’s politics , the revolution and it’s countless planets and I am really really enjoying it. I want more and more. But let’s talk about that movie
A film about ten years before the events of The New Hope, it takes us back to the young years of Han Solo, the first love in the person of Qira, with the goddess Emilia Clarke, his acquaintance with the world of crime and Lando but of course and meeting Chewbacca.
The movie has enough humor, the right kind of humor I would say, it has enough good performances from all the actors, enough easter eggs to make die-hard Star Wars fans go crazy for counting, while also hiding the absolute surprise with Darth Maul which gives the opportunity for future projects with this protagonist.
The movie didn't have the villain it needed. Despite the fact that Paul Bettany is a great actor, the role was a little... uninteresting. The same can be said for the role of Woody Harrelson, who is essentially Khan's mentor.
For all its weaknesses the film is entertaining, it's an enjoyable two hours and it's an important "filler" in an era we haven't explored as much in Star Wars (3-4).
The film did not do well at the box office due to the sabotage done by Star Wars fans after The Last Jedi. But three years after the film's premiere, Qira has her own Marvel comic books.