What are the things bad with Solo: A Star Wars Story?

I don't think it's bad. It has its own charm and interesting plot points.

The world - building in Solo: A Star Wars Story is quite good. It shows different parts of the Star Wars galaxy that we haven't seen much of before. The seedy underbelly of the criminal underworld, with its various alien species and shady dealings, adds depth to the overall Star Wars lore.

One of the main issues was the lack of a really engaging story. It felt like a bunch of random adventures stitched together. For example, the heist plot wasn't as exciting as it could have been. Also, the character development of Solo himself was a bit off. He didn't seem to have that same charm as in the original movies.

Well, for me, 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' fell short in a few ways. The story felt rushed and lacked depth. Also, the chemistry between the characters wasn't that great, which made it less enjoyable.

The small details in the Millennium Falcon were things you might have missed. For example, how Han and Chewie started customizing it. The movie also had some Easter eggs related to other Star Wars movies. And the political intrigue in the background of the story, like the power struggles between different criminal organizations, was not as obvious but was an important part of the movie's universe - building. If you didn't pay close attention, you could have missed these aspects.

In 'Solo: A Star Wars Story', the main bad guy can be considered Dryden Vos. He is a crime lord who has a significant influence in the criminal underworld. He is menacing and is in conflict with Han Solo throughout much of the story.

In 'Solo: A Star Wars Story', the main antagonist is Dryden Vos. He is a crime lord in the Crimson Dawn syndicate. He is cruel and manipulative, constantly causing trouble for Han Solo and his crew.

I think it failed to capture the magic and depth of the Star Wars universe. The story felt rushed and the characters weren't as engaging as they could have been.

Some think the story lacked depth and character development. The plot might have felt rushed or not as engaging as expected.

The music is also a plus. It uses the classic Star Wars themes and adds new elements that fit the story well. The music helps to set the mood, whether it's during an intense action scene or a more emotional moment between characters.