It feels like it was just yesterday that a Star Wars movie was hitting theaters, but just a mere five months since The Last Jedi hit multiplexes around the globe, Solo: A Star Wars Story is set to make its debut this week. And if you’ve followed any of the coverage of the last three Star Wars premieres since the House of Mouse took over Lucasfilm, you know that Disney goes all-out for these red carpet premieres for movies set in the galaxy far, far away.
But now, for the big reveal of Solo, they might have outdone themselves. Disney and Lucasfilm are currently building a life size Millennium Falcon right on Hollywood Boulevard, in front of the El Capitan and the TCL Chinese Theater, where the film will be screened tonight. Tons of Star Wars fans have taken photos of the “fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy” being constructed, and have been posting them to social media. You can see examples of these Millennium Falcon premiere pics down below.
The Millennium Falcon is currently parked on Hollywood Boulevard
Millennium Falcon getting built on Hollywood Blvd for the Solo Premiere!! #StarWars #HanSolo #Solo #Lando #Chewbacca #Qira #SoloAStarWarsStory #MillenniumFalcon #SoloSWS #LosAngeles #CA #Hollywood #Lucasfilm #Disney pic.twitter.com/Vp3BzAZ1Qd
— Andrew Wester (@AndrewWester24) May 9, 2018
A full scale #millenniumfalcon is being built on Hollywood Boulevard! Watch my next vlog and watch the process! #solo pic.twitter.com/BUwZoy2bzJ
— Erik Peter Carlson (@erikpcarlson) May 10, 2018
SQUEEEEEE LOOK IT’S A GIANT #MillenniumFalcon for the #SoloAStarWarsStory Premiere tonight! The red carpet runs inside the ship 😍 #HanSolo #Solo #SoloPremiere 😄 “She’ll make point five past lightspeed. She may not look like much, but she’s got it where it counts, kid” pic.twitter.com/YWz8yWdJv9
— 💖 MENA 💖 (@MenaGP1226) May 10, 2018
Interestingly enough, this isn’t the only giant Falcon being constructed somewhere in California right now, as another is being built at Disneyland Resort, as part of the facade of the Millennium Falcon ride which will be located within the new Star Wars themed land, Galaxy’s Edge. That one is going to be a bit more permanent, but it won’t be completed until 2019. In the meantime, we are all going to just have to imagine being in the Falcon with Han, Chewie and Lando when Solo hits theaters on May 25th.
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Images: Lucasfilm
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