Solo: A Star Wars Story: How long is the Han Solo movie? Does it have after credit scenes?

The Han Solo movie spin-off has given Star Wars fans another host of characters and stories to dissect.

The Star Wars franchise is expanding with new life force, bringing new faces together with old ones.

Solo: A Star Wars Story isn’t just a prequel – it does more than give backstory to already rich characters.

By setting Solo so far back in the characters’ pasts, there are many different directions future movies could go.

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How long is the Han Solo movie?

The Han Solo movie length comes in at two hours and fifteen minutes.

But each minute of Solo: A Star Wars Story is worth close attention.

With Easter eggs packed in, a keen eye for detail is necessary if you want to spot them all.

Does the Han Solo movie have after credits?

The short answer is no, it doesn’t.

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Star Wars has yet to give fans any clue as to what’s in store for their characters in post-credit scenes, but as the trope becomes more and more prolific, it isn’t beyond the realm of possibility that they might succumb to an additional scene or teaser.

While a Solo after credit scene doesn’t exist, the credits themselves are worth a watch anyway.

This is especially true for the discerning Star Wars fan.

Solo: A Star Wars Story pays tribute to one of its producers, Allison Shearmur who died January 19, 2018.

Another reason to stick around isn’t for what you read but what you hear.

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The score, composed by John Powell, goes beyond the baseline set by John Williams with a collection of new themes that play during the credits.

Star Wars fans won’t be surprised at the lack of a post-credits scene.

The franchise has never used them, save for a brief dalliance from The Phantom Menace, which had Vader’s breathing playing after the music had stopped.

Though the Han Solo movie had no post-credit scene, that doesn’t mean there won’t be more Star Wars movies.

After all, Han and Chewbacca’s biggest adventures are still ahead of them.

Solo: A Star Wars Story is playing in cinemas now.