POLL: How Should Solo Return to the Star Wars Universe?

POLL: How Should Solo Return to the Star Wars Universe?

This week brought an exciting tease from star Alden Ehrenreich regarding a possible future for his younger iteration of the iconic Star Wars character, Han Solo from Solo: A Star Wars Story, and with that in mind ComingSoon.net is asking our readers to vote on how they feel the former smuggler should rejoin the George Lucas-created universe.

Vote in our poll or let us know in the comments below if you have other ideas!

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How Should Solo Return to the Star Wars Universe?

Alden Ehrenreich in a theatrical Solo sequel

Alden Ehrenreich in a Disney+ Solo sequel series or movie

Alden Ehrenreich appearing in other Star Wars shows or movies as a side character

Any of the above, but with Alden Ehrenreich recast

Have Han Solo appear recast as a younger kid

Please God, no more Han Solo, let the character rest

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Ehrenreich made his debut in the Disney-owned franchise in 2018’s Solo: A Star Wars Story, taking over from Harrison Ford in a younger version of the titular character that explored his origins before originally being introduced in 1977’s Star Wars. The production of the film is one of the most notoriously troubled in Hollywood, with Lucasfilm firing original directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller over creative differences and replacing them with Ron Howard, though this would require major reshoots and rewrites that would balloon the production budget to an estimated $300 million.

Upon finally hitting theaters after rushing to make its May 2018 release date, Solo received generally mixed-to-positive reviews from critics and audiences alike, with plenty of praise being aimed at the performances from the cast, namely Ehrenreich and Donald Glover as a younger Lando Calrissian, as well as the visuals and action sequences, with the majority of the criticism being aimed at the story and screenplay. This mixed reception did lead to the film becoming the first box office failure in the 40-plus year franchise, grossing a mere $393.2 million worldwide, losing Disney a reported $76.9 million, putting reported planned sequels in doubt.

Despite this initial mixed reception, the film has garnered something of a cult following in the years since its release, with the hashtag #MakeSolo2Happen trending on Twitter multiple times and seeing users share their praise for the film and desire to see a continuation of its story, as well as spin-offs centered on Glover’s Lando and Emilia Clarke’s Qi’ra.

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