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Disclaimer: This post contains spoilers for Solo: A Star Wars Story. Yeah, if you've read the headline and seen the film, you know exactly which cameo we're talking about. However, if you've managed to overlook
Love it or hate it, Solo: A Star Wars Story's opening weekend performance isn't great news for Lucasfilm or Disney. Sure, for a non-Star Wars film, $103M in its opening four-day weekend would be something
Things aren't looking too hot in a galaxy far, far away. At least not for the immediate moment. Solo: A Star Wars Story was projected to make $130-$136M over the course of Memorial Day weekend
****THIS POST CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY**** ....... ...... ..... .... ... .. . You didn't think that Han Solo got his last name the same way all of us did, right?
Solo: A Star Wars Story is a film that has had a lot of its behind-the-scenes drama chronicled online, with several news outlets citing sources that directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller were fired for
https://soundcloud.com/los-fanboys/did-solo-a-star-wars-story-just-flop-in-its-opening-weekend-bo-report This weekend saw the wide release of just one major film in the form of Lucasfilm's latest, Solo: A Star Wars Story. This three-day weekend (not including today, Memorial Day), Solo took in a
Against all odds (insert obligatory "never tell me the odds" joke), Solo: A Star Wars Story has now hit theaters on schedule. But it was not an easy road. Last year, Lucasfilm very publicly fired
Solo: A Star War Story is one of those films that, by all accounts, shouldn't even actually exist. Based on the immense pressure surrounding the lead character, as well as the very troubled (and very
Who knew that Ron Howard, George Lucas’ actor in American Graffiti, would go on to be such a prolific director? And what are the odds he’d actually direct a film from the franchise that made
What are the odds that a film that had its two original directors fired, only to be 70% reshot by Ron Howard, would turn out to be a solid Star Wars entry? What are the odds
