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>Ha, ha, ha, come. Walk this way. Take a look. We put Kalkite on everything. Merchandising. Merchandising. Where the real profit from the Death Star is made. Kalkite-T-shirt, Kalkite-Coloring Book, Kalkite-Lunch box, Kalkite-Breakfast Cereal, Kalkite-Flame Thrower!
>The kids love this one. Last, but not least, Kalkite-Doll!
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>>220285654
>starslop
grow up
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>>220285922
This was starkino though
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>>220286742
Oh yea was it written and approved by George Lucas?
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>>220285922
>slop
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>>220285654
>Star Wars was for kids
>those kids grew up
>stop trying to make Star Wars for kids
>it looks shit and uninspiring
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>>220286756
It was made in his image
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>>220285654
I hated the 1950s style television tourism commercial thing in this scene. Felt very un-Star Wars
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>>220286977
Plus it didn't make sense in context. What's the point of showing a bunch of generals a tourism commercial especially if Gorman is presumably already a well-known planet? It's like if Hitler showed his generals a tourism reel of Paris, London and Moscow while planning the war.



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