Han Solo: A Smuggler's Trade

very nice

Fan Films are cool n all. But Han Solo isn't a Force user. There's evidence that suggests he's force sensitive, but not strong enough to form a connection. I almost lost my shit when he grabbed the lightsaber with The Force. It would have been more "Star Wars" if Imperials attacked or that green bitch at the beginning found Solo or Dash Rendar was in on the mission and helped rescue Han and Chewbacca. The Pazaak touch was nice

For a fan film it was very well done. The beginning of the ending could've been better

well i guess the trick explanation was intentional from the very beginning as the movie also started with the pazaak trick

i truly never think Han ever intentionally tries to screw people over. I mean when it comes to dealing with Hutts or other criminals. Imperials confiscate their shit, loses cargo to pirates or it's just hubris and Murphy's law. Either way, i think he's genuinely innocent... most of the time

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... i think he's genuinely innocent... most of the time

is that why 2 different groups wanted to trouble with him in the force awakens?

hey man. Han may be a scoundrel or a stuck up... half-witted... scruffy-looking... Nerf-herder...but he's honest. He did technically bring Luke and Ben to Alderaan...

I mean, it's knowing how to read people. Han is one of those people who's "Lying face" is the same as his "I swear i'm telling the truth!" face. It's all about the art of the lie. Getting stopped by an Imperial cruiser sounds a bit more tangible than bug-eyed pirates with 6 arms boarding the Falcon, knocking Chewie unconscious and holding Han hostage until he gave them what they wanted (and it's likely the Hutts told them about it in the first place...)

I can hear it now "I'm SORRY! They threatend to throw Chewie out the airlock!" "I'm tired of your lies, Solo. Time to Die" (spoken in Huttese)