Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is essentially a heist movie set in the Star Wars Universe. It is not my favorite Star Wars movie, but If you love Star Wars then it is a must see. The picture and sound quality are not reference level but is adequate.

Solo might not be for everyone but the 4K Disc should be. The audio and video quality are absolute perfection and will blow your socks off if you have a 4K TV and good surround set up utilizing Dolby Atmos. The film is OK fun, but a little rough around the edges, but honestly its such a feast for the eyes I forgive it anything its lacking.

I enjoyed this movie very much. It basically tells you everything you need to know about Han Solo ... how he got his name, got the Falcon, met Chewie and Lando, and became a smuggler. It's basically a train heist film, There is also a special appearance from a Sith Lord that will hopefully lead to an appearance in another Star Wars stand-alone film.

My frustration isn’t the films they’re making with the Star Wars License; it’s the fact that they don’t make a DVD/Blu-ray/Digital combo for movies anymore. I have blu-ray players in all my rooms, but not everyone I know does. Can’t let my brother borrow the movie. From a financial aspect, I get it, but from a consumer aspect, it sucks.

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On the planet Corellia, orphaned children are made to steal in order to survive. Lovers Han and Qi'ra make an escape from the clutches of a local gang. They bribe an Imperial officer with stolen coaxium, a powerful hyperspace fuel, in exchange for passage on an outgoing transport, but Qi'ra is apprehended by their pursuers before she can board. Han vows to return for her and joins the Imperial Navy as a flight cadet. When the recruiting officer asks for his surname, Han says he is alone with no family, so the recruiter gives him the last name "Solo". Three years later, Han is expelled from the Imperial Flight Academy for insubordination and is serving as an infantryman on Mimban. He encounters a group of criminals posing as Imperial soldiers led by Tobias Beckett. Han attempts to blackmail them into taking him with them, but Beckett has him arrested for desertion and thrown into a pit to be fed to a beast—a Wookiee named Chewbacca. Able to understand Chewbacca's language, Han persuades him to cooperate to escape. Beckett, aware of the usefulness of a Wookiee's strength, rescues and enlists them in the gang to steal a shipment of coaxium on Vandor-1. The plan goes awry when the Cloud Riders show up, led by Enfys Nest, resulting in the deaths of two crew members, Rio Durant and Beckett's wife Val, and the destruction of the coaxium. Beckett reveals he was ordered to steal the shipment for Dryden Vos, a high-ranking crime boss in the Crimson Dawn syndicate. Han and Chewbacca volunteer to help him steal another shipment to repay the debt. They travel to Vos' yacht where Han finds Qi'ra, who has joined Crimson Dawn and is Vos' top lieutenant. Han suggests a risky plan to steal unrefined coaxium from the mines on Kessel; Vos approves but insists that Qi'ra accompany the team. She leads them to Lando Calrissian, an accomplished smuggler and pilot who she hopes will lend them his ship. Han challenges Lando to a game of sabacc, with the wager being Lando's ship. Lando cheats to win but agrees to join the mission in exchange for a share of the profits. After reaching Kessel in the Millennium Falcon and infiltrating the mine, Lando's droid co-pilot L3-37 instigates a slave revolt. In the confusion, they steal the coaxium, but L3 is severely damaged and Lando is injured during the escape. With the help of L3's navigational computer, hotwired into the ship's systems, Han pilots the ship through the dangerous and uncharted Kessel Run to elude an Imperial blockade. The Falcon, badly damaged, lands on the planet Savareen to process the coaxium. During a confrontation with Enfys, who tracked the team from Vandor, Lando flees in the Falcon. Enfys explains to Han that she and her crew are not pirates, but rebels trying to prevent the syndicates and Empire from gaining power. Han becomes sympathetic to their cause and tries to trick Vos, but Beckett has already alerted him to the double-cross. Vos sends his guards to kill Enfys, but the Cloud Riders overpower them instead, leaving Vos defenseless. Having anticipated Vos' strategy, Han tries to take the coaxium, only for Beckett to betray Vos, escaping with it and taking Chewbacca hostage. Qi'ra kills Vos and sends Han after Beckett; once alone, she contacts Vos' superior, Maul, to inform him of the mission's failure and claim Vos' position. She avoids speaking of Han's involvement, instead blaming everything on Beckett. Han catches up to Beckett and confronts him, shooting Beckett before he can return fire. With his dying words Beckett tells Han he made a smart choice. Qi'ra leaves in Vos' yacht, while Han and Chewbacca turn the coaxium over to Enfys. She offers Han a chance to join the rebellion against the Empire; when he declines, she gives him a vial of coaxium, enough to buy a ship of his own. Han and Chewbacca locate Lando and challenge him to a rematch in sabacc, once again wagering the Falcon. Han wins, having stolen the card Lando was keeping up his sleeve in order to cheat, and he and Chewbacca leave for Tatooine, where a "big-shot gangster" is putting together a job.

I really enjoyed Solo: A Star Wars Story when I saw it in the theater when it was first released. I really like this blu-ray mostly because of all the behind-the-scene featurettes. But it's the story that I like mostly. It's a backstory of Han Solo years before the events of A New Hope. A must for any Star Wars fan.

This movie is a lot of fun. It is the story of a young Han Solo, Chewbacca, Lando Calrissian and the Millennium Falcon. It is very well done and fits in well as a prequel to Star Wars: A New Hope. It is unnecessary in the greater "Skywalker Saga" of the core trilogies but it's a welcome addition IMO.

The customer service from Best Buy was fabulous. Very fast shipping, packaged nicely. Arrived a day before expected. The movie, 'meh.' I am a die-hard Star Wars fan, so I was going to buy it no matter what. It could have been better. It could have been worse, they could have put Jarjar Binks in it!

Solo is an enjoyable movie for both fans of Star Wars and those new to the series. It is interesting to see the history of Han Solo, Chewbacca, and the Millennium Falcon. But even without knowing these characters, you can appreciate the storyline along with the action sequences and special effects.

Another good movie for Star Wars it hard to believe , but they pulled it off again another out of this world good movie and they keep coming up with another good story for the big screen I have been a STAR WARS FAN since the beginning and another thumbs up for the writers

After Rogue One, this is easily the best of the new Star Wars movies. I don't know why it was criticized so much, it is a very fun movie and a great addition to the SW universe. I had my own doubts about the casting for Han Solo, but I think he did a great job in getting the character right.

Loved this movie, I personally feel that it didn't get enough positive attention. The 4K quality was great; both in respects to picture and sound, Blu-ray disc is nice to have on-hand, no problems downloading it into iTunes! Load with extras! Looking forward to more Star Wars in the future!

I really enjoyed this movie when it came out. I don’t understand why it didn’t get the Tomatoes it deserves on Flixtster. I think it was one of the better Star Wars movies. Especially on my big QLED Screen. Loved the audio with my Atmos speakers, and Samsung Soundbar System. Crank it up!!

Solo is truly a fun movie that despite the negative critical reception...is a lot of FUN. Well acted and some great action sequences. This 4K UHD disc is darker than most and at times the colors are flat. But that is intentional. The Dolby Atmos soundtrack is AWESOME. Highly recommended.

I am a casual Star Wars fan and I did enjoy this movie. I thought it was a good origin story and it holds up well on it's own. As a far as the steelbook... a bit disappointed. the steelbook is nice, but the artwork could be better. still a good one to add to the collection.

This is a gem of a movie, the cast plays their parts perfectly, the casting for Solo aesthetically is a bit off, but he does warm into the mannerisms, everyone else, especially Glover as Lando is fantastic. Unfortunate this movie came off the heels of TLJ, as it deserved more!

Excellent origin story of one of the main characters of the Star Wars universe, Han Solo. All actors/actresses play their parts very well, especially for Lando Calrissian, played by Donald Glover. If you're a fan of alternative Star Wars lore, this movie is for you. Recommended.

I've been a fan of star wars forever, and thoroughly enjoyed this movie back when it came out. I realized recently that I didnt have this movie in my collection so I just had to pick it up. This movie is great backstory for the Chewbacca and Han Solo characters.

I know this movie was dogged by people. I dont think its too bad. Not the best Star Wars obviously. And 4k looks good.