Han Solo's adventures on the big screen may be over, but on the smaller TV screen? There's a chance that his younger counterpart may live again.

Based on Aldous Huxley’s classic dystopian sci-fi novel, a Brave New World is set in a futuristic society where everything and everyone is carefully monitored and controlled. But this perfect order is disrupted by an outsider who has experienced freedom and individuality – and all the messiness that comes with it.

Solo may not have been a movie anybody had asked for, but it ended having a really fun story. But a fun story that was left on a cliffhanger, which won't be getting resolved on screen - even the small screen - any time soon.

Solo proved that the Star Wars name alone no longer guarantees success at the Box Office. Where did it all go wrong for Disney? Well, director Ron Howard ha some views.

With a host of Star Wars fans among our writers, it was inevitable that we weren’t going to let Kervyn have all the fun with the latest Star Wars film. However, are we in agreement with Kervyn’s appraisal of the film and its portrayal of our beloved Han Solo or do we have a few reservations of our own? Let’s …

Solo: A Star Wars Story is a movie nobody asked for, but the last time Lucasfilm did one of those we ended up with the rather fantastic Rogue One. So will this dip into the background of the galaxy's most beloved and iconic smuggler/nerf herder also surprise with its quality?

Many fans may have balked at the idea of getting what they thought an unnecessary origin film in Solo: A Star Wars Story, but according to the first critical reactions these fans are in for a treat as the film surprises with great performances, amazing action and some unexpected plot twists.

You wouldn't expect a movie starring one of the most fun characters in cinema history to not be a wild ride and this new trailer for Solo: A Star Wars Story certainly gives us a dose of that wild side.