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The Full-Length Trailer For Solo: A Star Wars Story Is Finally Here
Solo: A Star Wars Story Trailer
The Full-Length Trailer For Solo: A Star Wars Stor (Source: Lucasfilm)
Star Wars fans were given their first tease during Super Bowl LII, as the first official teaser trailer for, Solo: A Star Wars Story, dropped during an ad spot of the most watched television day of the year.
And, just like that, we´re able to hear the cringe of the fanboys from millions of miles away, as the first, official, full-length trailer for the mysteriously kept film dropped on Monday morning, when Star Wars, and Good Morning America, paired up to tweet out to the galaxy. Honestly, we´re not really sure what to think, or how to feel, and while we´re definitely on the fence with this one, we hope for at least some good to come out of the second stand-alone Star Wars film, and for our favorite, scruffy-looking, nerf herder to be given the nod he is due.
If the unoriginal title wasn´t enough, at least we got to take our first ride into the world of Solo, and now hold a better understanding of what we can come to expect out of such film. However, I think it´s safe to say, “I´ve got a bad feeling about this.“
And, just like that, we´re able to hear the cringe of the fanboys from millions of miles away, as the first, official, full-length trailer for the mysteriously kept film dropped on Monday morning, when Star Wars, and Good Morning America, paired up to tweet out to the galaxy. Honestly, we´re not really sure what to think, or how to feel, and while we´re definitely on the fence with this one, we hope for at least some good to come out of the second stand-alone Star Wars film, and for our favorite, scruffy-looking, nerf herder to be given the nod he is due.
If the unoriginal title wasn´t enough, at least we got to take our first ride into the world of Solo, and now hold a better understanding of what we can come to expect out of such film. However, I think it´s safe to say, “I´ve got a bad feeling about this.“
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