Star Wars: The Coaxium Heist

Every choice you made for this edit was well thought out and nicely executed. I have a new love for this movie.

I give this edit a very good review, since I really like the quality and cuts and editing choices. However, I have to say I don't really care about this movie. I watched the original version in the cinema, but I was really dissapointed then. I never planned to watch it again. I did watch this edit however and enjoyed the choices and the work done. But still, nothing moves within me when I watch it. Many great edits of the other films made them watchable for me again and made me actually feel the emotions and get the message and the characters of the movies. But I am afraid not the best editing in the world can safe this movie, since the characters, maybe actors and the whole plot at the most made me feel.. nothing. So to me this film is redundant as a whole. BUT the edit was great, a lot of work was put into it and DigModiFicaTion has a general feel on what to change when and how and what to leave alone.

I really enjoyed this edit. The pacing was a little better and Darth Maul being removed made the ending a little more impactful in my opinion (more focused on Han and Qi'ra. Excellent edit.

Pros:
- The added transitions make it feel more like a real star wars movie.
- No sequel baiting Kenobi! No Maul = good change.
- Qi'ra feels more like her own character now. Mysterious!
- Lando and L3 love story is gone! Mirroring Chewbacca and Han now.

Cons:
- Some of the added transitions don't work quite well, although the idea of transitions are great.
- No matter the amount of editing, it is and stays an Action Heist Movie in the Star Wars Universe.

Conclusion:
Probably one of the best Star Wars Fan Edit ever made. It leaves much of the movie intact, but cuts the unnecessary fat. Voice lines from L3 come to mind, or that entire romance thing with Lando. The added star wars screen transitions make it feel more like a star wars movie. Droids in general feel more like droids in this edit. The movie was already good in my opinion, but this Edit made it one of the most enjoyable movies of the decade.

In an attempt to get as much hype as possible for the release of Episode 9, I decided to go with the most "Star Wars-y" version of Solo that I could. And I was glad I did! I'm not a huge fan of Solo, but this edit made it a lot more enjoyable for some reason. I may be mis-remembering the original, but the characters seemed more tolerable and the story seemed to flow much better, especially when watching this edit in sequence with the rest of the franchise.

Can't wait to check out Rise of the Rebellion for the fifth film in my rewatch!