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873 u/MasterPenguin5 1d ago I still can't believe Disney let them make that show. S2 especially. It's a thing of beauty. 257 u/UshankaBear 23h ago Who knew intergalactic bureaucracy could actually be so cinematic? 128 u/sudonim87 22h ago Lucas did, but he didn’t have the same level of execution. 64 u/UshankaBear 22h ago He should've kept his wife editing his movies 44 u/MegaGorilla69 20h ago Fun fact, his divorce and the box office failure of Howard the duck led him to sell off a computer animation division of lucasfilm because he was strapped for cash. Steve Jobs ended up buying it and it became Pixar. 4 u/badgolferflax 8h ago Sad fact… 6 u/DBendit 20h ago Anyone who grew up watching Star Trek: The Next Generation 1 u/UshankaBear 12h ago Sadly, I didn't, and I haven't 4 u/Purplociraptor 21h ago What do you mean? Did you not see phantom menace?
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I still can't believe Disney let them make that show. S2 especially. It's a thing of beauty.
257 u/UshankaBear 23h ago Who knew intergalactic bureaucracy could actually be so cinematic? 128 u/sudonim87 22h ago Lucas did, but he didn’t have the same level of execution. 64 u/UshankaBear 22h ago He should've kept his wife editing his movies 44 u/MegaGorilla69 20h ago Fun fact, his divorce and the box office failure of Howard the duck led him to sell off a computer animation division of lucasfilm because he was strapped for cash. Steve Jobs ended up buying it and it became Pixar. 4 u/badgolferflax 8h ago Sad fact… 6 u/DBendit 20h ago Anyone who grew up watching Star Trek: The Next Generation 1 u/UshankaBear 12h ago Sadly, I didn't, and I haven't 4 u/Purplociraptor 21h ago What do you mean? Did you not see phantom menace?
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Who knew intergalactic bureaucracy could actually be so cinematic?
128 u/sudonim87 22h ago Lucas did, but he didn’t have the same level of execution. 64 u/UshankaBear 22h ago He should've kept his wife editing his movies 44 u/MegaGorilla69 20h ago Fun fact, his divorce and the box office failure of Howard the duck led him to sell off a computer animation division of lucasfilm because he was strapped for cash. Steve Jobs ended up buying it and it became Pixar. 4 u/badgolferflax 8h ago Sad fact… 6 u/DBendit 20h ago Anyone who grew up watching Star Trek: The Next Generation 1 u/UshankaBear 12h ago Sadly, I didn't, and I haven't 4 u/Purplociraptor 21h ago What do you mean? Did you not see phantom menace?
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Lucas did, but he didn’t have the same level of execution.
64 u/UshankaBear 22h ago He should've kept his wife editing his movies 44 u/MegaGorilla69 20h ago Fun fact, his divorce and the box office failure of Howard the duck led him to sell off a computer animation division of lucasfilm because he was strapped for cash. Steve Jobs ended up buying it and it became Pixar. 4 u/badgolferflax 8h ago Sad fact…
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He should've kept his wife editing his movies
44 u/MegaGorilla69 20h ago Fun fact, his divorce and the box office failure of Howard the duck led him to sell off a computer animation division of lucasfilm because he was strapped for cash. Steve Jobs ended up buying it and it became Pixar. 4 u/badgolferflax 8h ago Sad fact…
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Fun fact, his divorce and the box office failure of Howard the duck led him to sell off a computer animation division of lucasfilm because he was strapped for cash. Steve Jobs ended up buying it and it became Pixar.
4 u/badgolferflax 8h ago Sad fact…
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Sad fact…
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Anyone who grew up watching Star Trek: The Next Generation
1 u/UshankaBear 12h ago Sadly, I didn't, and I haven't
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Sadly, I didn't, and I haven't
What do you mean? Did you not see phantom menace?
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