REWATCH: Solo: A Star Wars Story- Sith Council 

I disagree with the panel about Han always being cocky. He’s cocky in the Original Trilogy cause he’s a jaded man at that point and that is his defense mechanism. By the time of Episode 4, he doesn’t trust anyone but Chewy and that’s why his character is who he is. In the movie Solo, he’s still thinking big, he still trusts people. After the movie, Kira turns on, Beckett turns on him, so he’s lost the trust of people like that. That’s why he’s not as arrogant in ROTJ because he starts to trust and love again (Luke and Leia) and is finally all-in with the Rebellion. It’s all character development.

I enjoy SOLO more than most. I would love a show. I really wish we had gotten the Lord & Miller version though.

I love Solo and watch it all the time, but agree that how he got his name felt phoned in. 💯

I like Solo a lot, it’s even in my top five SW ranking. I thought Alden was a great young Han. I liked that he made it his own interpretation of the character, rather than just doing an imitation of Ford. He may not look exactly like Harrison Ford, but he really captured the spirit of Han, creating this version who is younger and looking to prove himself. I’d love to see a sequel with him and Chewie doing other jobs around the galaxy. Could be fun to see his initial operations with Jabba. One thing I like is that this wasn’t a typical Star Wars film. It felt more like a space western about a young gunslinger trying to make a name for himself. For example, the third act isn’t a big epic space battle, but mainly a few people fighting it out in a room, followed by a one-on-one gun duel. In a way, this is Han Solo’s version of Casino Royale; an origin story that ends with him being betrayed by the woman he loves, which begins his turn into the traditional version of the character.

Gosh I really love Solo.

I'm extremely old, so I saw this as a kid in the early 80s and still hear this tune in my head when I count to 12

Thank you for all that you’ve been doing. Loving the shows!

This movie has aged well, however the imperial officer giving him his name is unforgivable. Kira really fascinates me. I think the word is “unnecessary” for me, but as years pass I like this more and more

I think this movie totally lines up with the development of his character. The differences between a 20 year old and 30 year old is very significant. Especially in environment as challenging as Star Wars. Just look at Luke's character change over far fewer years in the OT. Him helping the Rebels is his natural tendency. he BECAME jaded after he was betrayed multiple times. That's what turned him into the selfish guy we saw in episode 4. Which is why by ESB and ROTJ he opens his heart back up.

I'm also one of the ones that really enjoyed Solo and, unlike Kalinowski, I think my enjoyment/appreciation has grown a little bit each time I watch it. The worst part of the movie, for me, was how much of his backstory they tried to cram into this single movie. His meeting with Chewie, his name, his blaster, the Kessel Run, his sense of cynicism, all of that didn't have to be wrapped up in this single film. I get that they weren't sure how many shots they would get to fill those blanks in, but it was just too much and they could have kept some of them a mystery or something to be explored later. The ending of Solo might be one of my favorite SW endings with just how many turns there were and Maul's reveal, having watched The Clone Wars series, was a really welcome twist with the really tantalizing possibility of a Q'ira/Maul/Crimson Dawn series. Donald Glover was fabulous, I even enjoyed Alden Ehrenreich's performance. I could see glimpses of Ford's solo in his performance. There's this one scene where he gives this uncomfortable smile (while talking to Q'ira, I think) that totally reminded me of an uncomfortable version of Ford's Solo smile. When it comes to some of the less popular SW movies, The Last Jedi is absolutely bottom of the barrel for me by galaxies. The way it threw out so much of what was sent up in the first movie (and there's criticisms to be had with the first about just how much of a retread it was of ANH, but it could have been the introductory movie with which they could carve their own path), how a great character like Rey just turns goo-goo eyed for a mass murderer who tried to mind screw her, killed Han, etc, how they absolutely shit on Luke and what could have been (and while I enjoy Luke, he's not at the top of my favorite SW characters), Canto Bight, how the Jedi's legacy is a failure... even though the Galactic Republic existed for thousands of years, all through which the Jedi protected it and only succumbed at a time where their powers were at a nadir against maybe the greatest Sith to have been. But, yeah, let's go with the narrative that the Jedi were failures. They only batted like .995, but ok. As for AoTC, remove the gawd awful dialogue between Anakin and Padme, the gumshoe Kenobi part of the story, Kenobi/Anakin vs Dooku, Yoda vs Dooku were all highlights for me and make for a fun viewing and I'm not really a fan of the prequels at all.

Can't wait for your guys review of rouge one

Glover was so good as Lando, i could see him being the new "Obi 1" similar to how Ewan killed it in that recast

Loving these re-watches Kristian 💪

You guys ask which parts of the film were from Lord and Miller. I would ask a different question: did anything they shoot make it into the final cut?

Keep these going

The entire train scene up til they escape the blast is so bad ass

Absolutely love these and all big thing shows !!!

Building off of what you guys said about the film lacking a heart, I look back at the other films, and I always remember the moment I became fully invested in the characters. The moment where the heart of the film shines through and makes you relate to everyone before the real story begins. Episode I, it’s when Anakin leaves his mother Episode IV, it’s when we see Luke looking off at the suns. In Solo, there’s the moment between Han and Chewie before the heist when they’re looking at the mountains which is beautiful, and has some of the greats music in all of Star Wars. The issue is, the heart is being established for a character who loses his heart later on, and minutes before half the characters are abruptly killed. The true moment of investment is when Lando is trying to rescue L3’s remains, and gets shot. Suddenly all these characters who are in it for themselves, risk it for someone else because they understand that one thing we all need to bring them purpose, and what they’ll do to get it. It demonstrates true honor and understanding among them all despite their motives. Unfortunately, this moment happens in the last 40 minutes of the film that still ends on a rather depressing note.

Kristian as young Han in that thumbnail is enough by itself to get a like. :) Loving all the breakdowns

I didn't want a Han Solo movie. I wasn't excited about seeing it when it came out. Han Solo was my first screen crush when I first saw him in Star Wars in the theater back in the day. With that being said, I thought SOLO was a fun movie. I rank it above The Last Jedi and Attack of the Clones. I saw flashes of the Han Solo I know and love in Aldan's performance. Donald Glover was flawless as Lando. I would love to see a Crimson Dawn series with Kira. I thought she was an interesting character. I want to know if she ever sees Han again and find out what's her ultimate fate. The music in this movie was great. The John Willaims cues were a nice touch.

Nice listening to this! I didn’t like it much in the theatre but I’m giving it another watch now.

Loved this balanced, in-depth revisit of Solo (and all the SW and Spidey films they've been covering). I myself am a huge fan of Solo and love how different it looks while still feeling like a Star Wars adventure, and I'd personally love to see more (in a series) from Alden, Donald Glover, and Emilia Clarke -- not necessarily a Solo sequel series, but maybe a Crimson Dawn series, and Alden and Donald Glover pop up in an episode or two (similar to Katee's Bo Katan and other characters in Mando season 2). All fair criticism from Harloff, Steph, and Kalinowski for sure but also glad there were some things you all found more enjoyable in the rewatch.

Would LOVE your idea for the Crimson Dawn series! Amelia Clarke has great screen presence and could easily carry the series… backed up with more Darth Maul, could be fantastic.

Awesome Solo discussion.

Too bad we never got to see Michael K. Williams' version of Dryden Vos

My biggest issue was that I really enjoyed the A.C. Crispin trilogy. I never read the Brian Daley novels, but I read the Lando trilogy. So, I was a bit disappointed that they didn't take more from those stories. However, I came out of the theater happy with the movie and the potential of more stories and connections to other shows/movies. When the movie didn't do as well, and it seemed like any follow up was not coming anytime soon, it kinda took the movie down a notch for me.

Highlight of my week at the moment!

I’ve been wanting a Maul series or movie ever since I first saw him in Phantom Menace. I hated that they killed him, thought he should’ve been the villain thru all the prequels. Hated Dooku, as much as I like Christopher Lee. Great video guys, I look forward to these!!! You 3 have great chemistry!!!

I enjoyed solo as a movie, but the extended edition book which had added more to the chase Han and qira at the start and scenes like Han in Imperial Navy academy and Qira prequel book where you learn about her past and all the nameless characters in the gang makes me enjoy the movie better this rewatch kinda has the clone wars effect for the prequel.

I am very curious what the Lord and Miller Han Solo was to be. I wish I could see there cut.

Rewatched Solo last night for the 3rd (maybe 4th time?) and I've grown to like it more each time. I really think the fallout from TLJ is what caused this film to tank, not Star Wars fatigue. The action, characters and story aren't too bad and the cinematography is probably the best compared to the other 10 SW films. My only gripe is Han seems a little too chipper. I'm fine watching him fumble his way through the missions, but his 'positivity' was a little too much. Maybe Lucasfilm was planning something tragic to happen between Kira and Solo which pushes him to his Episode IV attitude? Who knows? I wouldn't mind seeing what happens next, but I'm not sure if that's gonna happen.

I really enjoyed Solo. I knew that it would be bogged down with trying to cram tons of backstory and nostalgia references so I tried to not let that bother me. In doing so, I went for the ride of a fun heist movie and got some great stuff out of it. That Imperial battlefield scene was incredible, I just wish that there was more of it. Donald Glover is the heir apparent to play Lando and I'm truly surprised that a Lando movie or TV show hasn't been announced. Qi'ra is also really cool, and one of the most fleshed out characters in recent SW history. Obviously anything Maul related is going to go over really well with fans. If Crimson Dawn was announced tomorrow, it's entirely possible that the fandom would treat live action Maul's return the same way the fans treated CM Punk's return. Personally, I'd love to see a TV show with Robert Rodriguez as the showrunner. He has experience in that after From Dusk til Dawn (and by extension, the El Rey Network), his filmography is littered with multi racial crime stories that mix influences like a bartender mixes a good drink, and if it was successful, perhaps he could get Battle Angel Alita 2 back on track.

When you guys rank all the star wars movies, definitely do it based on favorite to least favorite

I say this about too many movies in franchises I love but yeah Solo is also really really underrated. It just has one too many extremely dumb things (how solo got his name) that bring the movie down unfortunately. I also think people are too fixated on the behind the scenes of the film and it sours their opinion of it when they need to just take the finished film as is. Enjoyable listen as always though these deep dives have been a bunch of fun. Glad you gave Ron Howard his props too cos everyone always assumed the good stuff is Lord & Miller. Maybe Lord & Miller did the Solo naming scene who knows 🙃

i was liking the movie for a while, but by the end of the movie i just didn't buy Han or Lando as the characters they were supposed to be. I think it's dangerous trying to go back and give backstory to Star Wars characters. Lando being in a relationship or something with a droid, Han making him look like a fool in my opinion. He wrecks his ship and then swindles him out of it. Then Maul shows up. you have to remember most people that see the movies, don't watch the cartoons. He's a dead character to them.

I love how Mike is skeptical that Steph would have a twin.

You can say whatever you want about this movie but what you can’t deny is that it has one of the best soundtracks. John Powell was literally the perfect choice.

Haven’t watched enough mob movies to know the fine nuance/ distinction between the two, and maybe it’s the same take but different cultures (samurai / western dynamic) but I think if a Crimson Dawn show was to be made, I would want it to be the first attempt at a Yakuza movie

Best Star Wars movie in decades!

I love that we are seeing. Crimson Dawn in the comics but I would kill for more Enfys Nest

Crimson Dawn series? Absolutely. Please, more Q'ira and more ENFYS NEST.

I wanna see Han Solo the spice runner. Would the beginning have been better if They, Han/Kira were teenagers?

I always imagined that within the next 10 yrs of the character, he goes through some crap that hardens him. I don't know why they haven't taken the opportunity to continue the story in the comics for Han if they don't want to do it in the movies. I feel like with the right direction, Alden would be great. Like you said, he had moments of Han. Just like Hayden is getting another crack at Anakin/Vader, I'd be ok with Alden getting another shot at it.

Qira is one of the most fascinating new characters they've introduced , a crimson dawn series would be phenomenal .

There’s a lot to like in this movie, even though the first ten minutes or so is really rough. Seeing the Falcon looking really pristine and polished inside and out is totally in character for Lando. He’s a smooth guy with a classy ship.

It sounds like i maybe enjoyed this movie more than most of you all but you all bring up great points that i agree with. I think because i had zero expectations and was determined to dislike it, that i ended up being pleasantly surprised. However, does this movie have any reason at all for existing? Absolutely not. I will say though that the robot uprising scene is easily the most laugh out loud moment in all of Star Wars. Alden is a really good actor and i feel like the directors just did him and the character a disservice by not picking a single personality to stick with or grow into. It is a dang fun film though and i could watch this 100 times before i would ever watch TRoS again.

Thought this was a fun movie. Nothing spectacular but enjoyable. Annoying things as you guys mentioned like Promixa and Solo's name reveal and missed opportunities like the Kessel run. I liked the character of Beckett and the whole Crimson Dawn storyline and inclusion of Maul. Agree that it would make an interesting TV show rather than another movie. Personally, I don't think it comes close to any of the Prequels (apart from obvious dialogue flaws in those movies) but I'd gladly watch this over the Sequels any day of the week.

I love the Poxima scene, guys are breaking my heart.

Almost no one is reviewing and discussing the comics right now, specially the High Republic. Would be great to get your opinions on them. I also have all of the High Republic books on audible and would be willing to give access to it if you want to listen and talk about those books.

I know it’s a long series, but a deep dive into the Sopranos would be great!! Even if it was season to season instead of every episode would be something I would watch in a second

I'm probably in the minority here but I loved this movie but I am one of the few that found this version of Lando and L3 over the top and silly.

It Star Wars... I watched it. It was ok. I'll watch it again I am sure at times. BUT THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTENT

Kira not being Rey’s mother huge missed oppo

Regarding the Rangers of the New Republic show, Jason Ward has said that the report about it being cancelled were misinterpreted. The report said it isnt in active development and Jason has said thats only because Favreau hadnt started writing it yet cause hes so busy with all the other shows. Might not happen but Jason thinks its still happening

I actually sort of like that Solo is a cult movie among a segment of Star Wars fans. The movie isn’t for everyone simply because certain fans only see Ford as Han, and that’s understandable. I was one of those fans when the trailers came out as I was skeptical of this movie. I finally saw it and enjoyed the hell out of it as it’s the first Star Wars movie since the Original Trilogy that didn’t take itself too seriously. It’s cool that there is this niche fanbase out there that love it. And the haters seem to ignore it so they can rip on The Last Jedi instead. Lol

Would it be preferred if Han himself suggested his last name was 'Solo', because he was traveling alone?

Always wished that a trilogy based on Brian Daly's novels had been made.

The Han Solo Trilogy by A.C. Crispin is wonderful

They did announce a Lando show... perhaps they'll pick up on some of the threads in that story 🤔

After this movie, and I thought Disney and Lucasfilm set it up perfectly, I thought Qu'ra was going to be Rey's Mom by Han Solo. My theory was that after Han walked away from Leia when Kylo destroyed everything, he picked his love back up with Qu'ra and had a love child. That's why it seemed in Force Awakens that Kylo asked "What girl?" On Jaku which I saw as he knew of her and that would be the half sister he would HATE because his father left his mother and why he would dislike his father more. But the main thing was Force Awakens she was looking for family and it would just have a much better emotional impact that Han was her father the whole time. Explains how she knew how to fly the Falcon.

I think it should be ranked by how you liked it.

All I know is, the late great Michael K Williams was originally the Paul Bettany character but couldn’t do the reshoots once Ron was on board so they recast it.

Shame River Phoenix couldn't do this part:)In his last Dark Blood(when he wears hat)he totally looks like young Indy.Harrison Ford always thought that too:)

It was sandwiched between Infinity War AND Deadpool 2... and big surprise Rogue One feels more connected when the last scene of Rogue One literally bridges directly to Episode 4... lol

I will always be mad at Disney for making LucasFilm release this in May 2018 instead of when LucasFilm wanted to release it in December 2018. I'm glad Bob Iger admits that it was a mistake, but it should have never have happened. I enjoyed this movie in general. I am still behind on reading the new canon books, which include the prequel novel to this movie and the novelization to this movie. I know they will enhance my enjoyment of the movie, in general. Solo should have just been his last name already. To be honest, anyone who was portraying Han and/or Lando in this movie would have faced criticism from any direction from anyone who wanted to find fault; another actor who would have had the swagger y'all wanted to see would have done something else someone else wouldn't have liked. It was an uphill battle no matter what. So the fact that his performance wasn't terrible, I found it to be acceptable. It was too hard of a position for them to put any actor in, in my opinion.

Did y’all just forget they’re doing a Lando show with Donald, like that’s gonna have to carry on This story

What if the Obi Wan show opens shortly before he kills Maul? Replay the scene but live action for nostalgic reasons but have that battle be what edges Obi Wan to seek Vader out. Now I don't know how old Luke is during that point so I could see where it may not be ideal to do within the timeline. Just an idea. I believe in Debra Chow (sorry if spelled wrong) but I'm not worried about what will happen in the show.

To me he's not really the Solo we know BECAUSE it's a movie that tells the story of how he became the Solo we know. Han is way less cynical here because he is still a young man full of hope, he's in love, etc. But after the way this movie end you understand why Han acts like he does by the time of Episode 4. He does not trust anyone because of what happened in this movie. That said, I totaly understand the frustration of not having THE exact same character that we love. This is not a "Han Solo's Adventure", this is a Han Solo "prequel".

I think there is a big difference between Han choosing to go out of his way to help the Rebels (for no reward) in ANH and trying to find a way to not help Crimson Dawn to screw over the Rebels in "Solo." Especially, because Han thought he was going to get what he wanted in "Solo." He was going to get money, freedom, and the love of his life while not screwing over the rebels. Then Beckett screwed him and the love of his life chose money and power over being with him. I think this shows exactly why he doesn't go out of his way to help people (without reward) in ANH. But, I think it's great that they established he is the good guy. He is just afraid to choose to be the good buy, b/c it makes him vulnerable to be screwed over.

I didn't think I wanted to see this ep at all because I disliked Solo so much. But it was cool to see others have many of the same issues I had with the movie. Ever since seeing Ingruber as Han no one else comes close to deserving that role. And it wasn't just that he looked so much like Ford that he looked like a de-aged CG or deepfake of him. But he actually had his voice, his mannerisms, and even the aura of Solo. He was a young Solo personified. And Alden just didn't approach the same level of any of those things on anywhere near the level that Ingruber did. Also, many of the fabled events of Solo's life were huge letdowns in their actualization. From how he met Chewy. To the Kessel Run. To how Solo got his name. To how the Falcon got his iconic shape. None of them were satisfying in any way. I could've written all of them to be much more gratifying than what we got because I would've taken the time to think all of them out until we got it right. And unlike what we saw, the events would actually match the level of fable each has become in the story of Solo. And the story of the movie itself was just not film-worthy. It felt more like a tv episode or an issue of a comic book. The whole plot was just some errand run to go get a thing for some uninteresting villain. The entire endeavor was just subpar and completely forgettable. No wonder it was the first box office loser of SW. It deserved nothing less. Great job Kasdans and Kathleen. Still looking forward to the Lando series if it ever happens though. That they never revealed that Glover was signed upon the series announcement is hugely concerning. How sick would it be if Ingruber showed up in it as young Solo and they did team-up episodes?

I would like this movie if they cut how he got his name, L3 being uploaded to the falcon, the forced “I know” line, and the darth maul cameo

I honestly feel not casting Ingruber was a huge missed opportunity.

watch Baby Driver, specifically scenes between Baby and Deborah. Ansel Elgort plays Han Solo better in that movie than he is played in Solo.

I like the movie. I saw it once. Then I tried to rewatch it and then Lady Próxima opens her mouth and I turned off the movie. I literally couldn’t keep watching. 😂😂😂I have to try it again but man… getting passed those first 10-15 mins are brutal for me.

I liked Solo but I find it slightly disappointing because I read the Han Solo Trilogy by A C Crispin and I always thought that these books would make a great movie trilogy now I didn't expect a straight up adaptation because Chewbacca isn't even in the first book I've saw a little bit of the book but watered down for example the Kessel Run was a race and because Solo bombed will never get a chance to see that pivotal moments of Han Solo and Chewbacca working for Jabba the Hutt and will never know why Greedo hates him

Last Jedi made a billion dollars because everyone liked Force Awakens and Rogue One. It made half its box office in the first weekend. Solo only failed because Last Jedi made most fans mad IMO.

Hmmm 🤔 I have always liked Solo.

I thought Alden was very charming and likable.

I actually prefer that they left out the “life debt” between Chewie and Han. It’s probably better that they just naturally become friends instead of Chewie only sticking around becomes he owes it to Han.

The Kessel Run is confusing - in ANH Han refers to it when boasting about the Falcon's speed yet the Run wasn't about speed but navigation? That wouldn't help outrun Star Destroyers and the coaxium boost was a one time thing. And if this wasn't a race how exactly did word spread so far across the galaxy that someone isolated like Rey knows about it? Was there a Kessel run registry social media group that has millions of followers? Did Han submit the ship's data to a committee for verification and risk being targeted by the Empire? Enjoyed the film enough overall but Han running into Qi'ra on the yacht was a pretty ridiculous coincidence...

What amazes me that Harrison Ford has more people playing a character at a younger age then anyone else. Ford made us love these characters so much we need to know how they became this guy. Indiana Jones, Jack Ryan. Etc....still think River Phoenix was the best

Since in an origin story it makes sense that he doesnt have the Harrison Ford yet. I think u guys make too big of a deal on his name.

Qi'ra kicking ass in the comics right now

I hated the idea of this movie when it was announced, but I really did walk into the theater with an open mind. I am really confused about my feelings about this movie hehe. I hated it, but also had fun watching it. I saw it in the theater once and re-watched it for this episode. I didn't think I would be able to sit through the whole thing again without fast forwarding through most of it. But i amde it through. I still feel the same about the film as I did when I saw it in theaters. It felt to me like they took scenes from Return of the Jedi, Empire, Raiders of the lost Arc and The last crusade and then slapped them together. I like the reveal of Maul at the end but I don't like the scene at all. If that makes any sense. Him igniting his lightsaber had me rolling my eyes during both viewings. The entire beginning seems like a complete waste of time. He is doing all of this stuff so he could get back to Qi'ra. Then all of a sudden, there she is. It felt like it completely sucked the emotional drive out of the entire movie when that happened and everything that Han went through before that scene was pointless. The Kessel run seemed really really dumb and him getting his last name is at least in my top 5 list of dumbest scenes of the entire franchise. I really hope they don't try to fix that by later on revealing that his last name was Tarkin or something along those lines lol. I have a feeling that they were planning on revealing something lame like that in part 2 because they in no way expected this movie to flop. As much as I wanted to give him a chance I was just not convinced that he was Han Solo at any point in the movie. After seeing the SOLO deep fake stuff from the guy Lucasfilm just hired...MAN, I wish they would have waited. The possibilities are endless now.

lady prox was a hard fail! lol. it irks me when they have a perfect layup to put alien language in there! aside from that, really really enjoy the movie. its just really fun. I enjoy all of the characters and performances, from Woody to Paul Bettany. when i left the theater after watching Solo, fresh off the Maul reveal.......i was F'n PUMPED!!!! prob more so than any star wars i had seen in the theater since Force Awakens. I do disagree with yall, as I really did feel like this felt like Star Wars to me. (the only part that really took me out of it was the battle scene where Chewie and Han meet). aside from that, felt like the Wars big time for me. really hope they put sequel content on Disney +. Crimson Dawn, Maul, all of the gangster stuff. Focus on some of the Quira story. Lando. Still have Han and Chew in it some. so much they can do with it really. #doit

One of my best jobs of all time.

#MAKESOLO2HAPPEN

Solo2 should be about the jabba years leading to jabba clueing the empire in to dump the spice

Lucasfilm needs to take consulting from you guys!

I dislike how everything cool that had happened to Han before we met him that we find out in the OGT happened in this one adventure that this movie covers.

The problem, for me anyway, with L3 was the name. L337, in gaming terms means Elite. E.g. "H3y n00b. U c4n7 k1ll m3. 1m 4 l337 pl4y4!" (Hey newbie. You can't kill me. I'm an elite player in this game)

Steph, you're beautiful, but Rise of Skywalker over Solo? Are you on ALL the drugs? What's it like? 😃 (No hostility intended. Nothin but love.)

If only this Han had some of the edge that Diego Luna brought to Cassian Andor in Rogue One. Now there was a character who actually felt more like Han Solo.

Agree with a series opposed to Solo 2 100%

I was actually sort of surprised that Ron Howard produced a better than mediocre 'Star Wars' film.

I enjoyed solo. But yeah the name thing is the worst.

It is Han Solo that is a little wet behind the ears.

Out of all the anthology movies they could’ve done it’s crazy they went with a young Han Solo. It ended up ruining their whole anthology film plans after it underperformed and they blamed it SW fatigue which is bullshit. No one cared about or wanted this movie. They started off so well with Rogue One.

Um Ray Park may not be so welcome at Disney anymore...

I love how apparently 10 years isn't a long period of time for someone to change. Lol.