During an adventure into the criminal underworld, Han Solo meets his future copilot Chewbacca and encounters Lando Calrissian years before joining the Rebellion.

Gregg's Review

I am going to decline to review this movie and I'm going to tell you why. I thnk any long time viewer knows that George Lucas and co are guilty of theft, taking my master codebreaker character and folding it into the Star Wars world. I don't know if that character plays into this movie, I'm going to have to assume that he does, but in any case I'm boycotting the movie until I receive full credit from Mr. Lucas and an invitation to appear in one of the future Star Wars movies.

Gregg did not rate this film

Tim's Review

What's the first movie on, on, in store? What's the first movie in store?

Tim did not rate this film

Popcorn Classics

Double Exposure

Director: Claudia Hoover

Year: 1994 Run Time: 93 min

Roger is cruel, violent and pathologically jealous and his wife Maria is suffering for it. He hires McClure, a P.I., to follow her and confirms his suspicions. Roger pays McClure to kill Maria's mysterious lover, but he botches the job.

Gregg's Comments

This is a revenge movie. It was released by Prism Entertainment. And it is 93 minutes.

Blackheart

Director: Dominic Shiach

Year: 1998 Run Time: 95 min

Ray and Annette are a couple who scam, lie and seduce to get wealth from unspecting wealthy people.

Gregg's Comments

This is a...well, it's about a sexy seductress who cunningly lures the victims with her beauty.

Blade

Director: Stephen Norrington

Year: 1998 Run Time: 120 min

A half-vampire, half-mortal man becomes a protector of the mortal race, while slaying evil vampires.

Gregg's Comments

91 minutes. Again, it's always close to 90 minutes for these.

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Season 10, Episode 10

'Solo: A Star Wars Movie'

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