What was your reaction when Kylo **?

Major SPOILERS for Star Wars The Force Awakens. If you haven't seen the movie TURN NOW! Unless you like spoilers. Anyways what was your reaction when Kylo killed Han? Those who have seen the movie will probably know what I'm talking about. If I was t making this on my phone I would've put it in spoiler block. I'll get to that as soon as I can.

Why would you say Major spoilers turn back now then proceed to tell nothing? Interesting

lol

Anyways, I liked him. He was one of my favorite parts of the film. However, they really need to explain why he's trying SO hard to be dark side.

When Han walked out in front of him it was obvious what was going to happen.

@kgb725: lol i know i just didn't want to be attacked for spoiling the movie. Fixed it now.

I knew from the moment Han stepped onto that catwalk it was over *smh*

Really great scene, that added depth to Kylo I thought.

As much as it sucks Han took one seeing as the character is one of the most iconic characters in all of sci-fi film history, it makes sense and had to be done :-\

I knew it when Leia told him something like

"Go and find our son, and bring him with you"

then the camera focused on Han´s face for a while

also when he said Chewie, we will meet here

you know something bad is going to happen

I was like

:|... really should have watched the original series before seeing this, what did Han do that was so special again?

On hindsight I thought I should have expected Han's death.

When watching the movie I had a slight but genuine shock.

In denial.

I was spoiled a day before, so It did not hit me that hard.

I was happy, cause I thought he was gonna kill Chewie the entire time. So losing Han was better than that at least.

Also it's a really cool/well acted moment.

That would suck! I would have balled my eyes out! Well that is kind of my reaction when Han died but thats not the point!

I knew it was going to happen as soon as Han walked up to Kylo tbh, still I wasn't ready for it.

That scene showed me though, the conviction Kylo has for his cause.....

probably the worst scene in all regards, set up, acting, weird responses by the characters, etc

Whiney little punk is what he was.

damn spoilers...

The first time I saw it, I was generally sad. Like, I didn't expect it and I actually for one brief second thought Ben would go back with Han. But then he did it and at first the weight of the scene felt lost on me until Chewy roared in anger and shot Ben. That and when Ben yelled "Traitor" to Finn. It really hit me then and I was just interested in Ben's character and I wanted to see what had happened to make him like that and how he got to that point. I found this even more interesting because Ben isn't the standard, stoic Sith Lord which is fine, in fact it's a breath of fresh air. We get to see the character arc and development which will culminate in him being a Darth Vader like character. Overall, Kylo Ren/Ben Solo is my favorite character of the new ones introduced, though that is nothing against them, it's just I have a soft spot for this guy and I want to see more.

Teared up.

It was a perfect moment. Really sad.

How did that even surprise anyone?!

I was angry, but I expected that. I think everyone expected that in a moment Han walked on that bridge.

I thought NO, Why couldn't it of been Leia ;).

I enjoyed scene, wasn't really sad.

He'll be back as Solo the White.

I suspected Han would die and when he confronted Ben I knew he would be dead soon.

Almost jumped out of my chair, this time in outrage as opposed to jumping with joy when the Falcon was revealed.

I read a number of the formerly expanded universe. I know the history of the Solo children. It was not unexpected.

I flipped out-- threw popcorn at the screen and shouted "BOO YOU SUCK".

I did not really cared (To A Significant Level At Least).

bump.

Thought it was kind of dumb.

Well, I didn't have much of a reaction because it was plain to see what was going to happen beforehand. There wasn't much more purpose for Han.

Seriously?

It was a good scene. Solo and Ben had some good chemistry.

And it adds a sense of danger when characters can die in films.

@jonez120: There may have been more inappropriate words, but yes I did throw popcorn at the screen (well I tried anyway considering I was in the back row). :)

I knew it was coming, but that didn't lessen the impact.

Bump.

I was upset as hell

I was in the theater with my friends and when it happened I had my hands covering my face because I was so freaking surprised and my friends were like, "Look at Matt" and stuff because they know I love Han Solo and at the end of the movie I was telling them how they are always killing off my favorite characters because I love Darth Vader and all

It was a bad decision to kill Han really it just was

Whoa dude. Expert written all over.

They set up Ren as a broken villain who may or may not return to the light, but killing Solo was an Irredeemable act. A lot of people knew Han was probably going to go, and I think this was the best way: use it to establish another ascending SW character.

It was spoiled for me at least 6 times prior to my first viewing, so I didn't really react at all, I didn't get a chance too.

I liked him. Although he seemed kinda whiny and he was stalled by a stormtrooper wielding a lightsaber and then beaten by a Jedi noob (despite the injury, I still call BS), he at least went through with killing Han, so I can't call him a complete waste of a villain. His back story also wasn't very good IMO, nor did it really explain his actions beyond "just go with it, we need a bad guy similar to Darth Vader." Nonetheless, I still liked him.

And I'm glad he killed Han BTW. Not because I hate Han, I actually love the character a lot, I'm just glad because Kylo switching sides so easily would've been pathetic for both the character, the scene, and the movie IMO. I'll miss Han, though, if he's really dead (pretty certain he is, but some people doubt it).

For me, the very second Han stepped onto the "catwalk with no railings", I knew someone was going to fall into a bottomless pit. It was guaranteed, so I was a bit more prepared for when it actually happened.

I was disappointed that I saw it coming from a mile away and sad that the character was dead, but despite this, I thought the scene was effecting.

I greatly enjoyed the force awakens, but I am sad all the continuity of the extended universe had been wiped.

i laughed

Don't care, I could smell a hackneyed death scene from a mile away