This is a bad film, but I still laughed out loud a few times. I went in with low expectations, and it delivered — so I guess I wasn’t disappointed?

They are showing all the Star Wars films on TV here to pump the release of Solo, and boy is this every bit as bad as I remember.

A beautifully crafted film, with consideration in every shot and a kick-ass soundtrack. Winding Refn certainly earned his Best Director award at Cannes this year, helped greatly by the outstanding performances of Gosling and Mulligan. I'll definitely need to see this again, and while I'm not much a fan of ultra-violence I couldn't imagine it working any other way in this film.

BWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMP!

So epic it hurts. I'm willing to gloss over the few plot questions it leaves and just be enveloped by the killer combo of Nolan & Zimmer (whose soundtrack, incidentally, makes *everything* feel epic if you put it on loud enough).