All in all, it was a movie that I walked out of thinking, “Well, I never need to see that again!”Īll of that to say…as little as I thought of the “Solo” movie, I was shocked at how much I enjoyed “Han Solo – Imperial Cadet.” Filling in the time when Solo was a dutiful soldier in the Empire, Robbie Thompson takes the younger, slightly-less-cynical version of Solo that we saw in last year’s film and puts him through your standard-issue “academic orientation,” complete with all of the usual hallmarks that come with said storyline – intense training and testing, rivalries between classmates, sneaking behind instructor’s backs for a night on the interstellar town…

I didn’t find any of the characters particularly interesting I didn’t think the storyline was all that engaging I didn’t think the action scenes were even remotely exciting.

So confession: I wasn’t the biggest fan of last year’s “Solo.” While I certainly didn’t hate it, it’s easily my least favorite “Star Wars” movie (yes, even behind “Attack of the Clones”) and ranks, for me, as the first truly forgettable entry in the franchise.

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