I am not a star wars fan, I am a special effects fan, so I am very interested in this kind of spectacular special effects film. I also don't want to use my brain, so I have no feeling for the intricate relationship between characters. This rumor is quite in line with my appetite. There is no need to think about boring things like the relationship between the worldview and the characters. It’s good to watch the special effects and watch it well.
The male lead is not handsome, he is not in good shape, and he is too lazy to comment. The dragon mother Emilia Clarke is my favorite type. She is petite, has good eyes, and is quite elegant, so she has to be a fan.
Han and Qila at the bottom are a pair of lovers. During an escape, Han managed to escape, but Qila was captured. Han joined the army and met smugglers headed by Beckett. Bringing Chubaka, a good friend I just met, followed Beckett to steal super valuable fuel. After a performance of the Snow Country Train, under the interference of Enfys, the fuel was not obtained, and there was a heavy loss. The desperate Beckett took them to plead guilty to the big boss Dryden, but unexpectedly met Chira who was the secretary of Dryden. Dryden decided to give them a chance to get some unrefined fuel.
In the first gambling, Han lost, but he brought in Clippers Captain Lando and L3, which is known as the most complete route guide. L3 led the robot uprising in the mine, and easily got the fuel. Han gave full play to his innate driving talent and ran out of the pursuit with the fastest speed with the Millennium Falcon. I thought it would be easy to return to life, but I didn't expect Enfys this group of rebels to impress Han. Han decided to help these poor people. In the end, it is nothing more than Beckett, Qi La betrayed several times, Han and Qi La parted ways, what a sad love story.
A sad love story connects the process of Han's debut. There are not many big scenes, one is to rob the train in the snow, and one is to drive the Millennium Falcon to escape the prey of the empire and monsters. The rest is nothing, but the magnificent scenery, the vast expanse of space and all kinds of novel vehicles and weapons are very good.
Two-stage gambling, in fact, I think it can be taken by Wang Jing to make it look better.
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