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Save Star Wars In 1988, the American motion picture industry went through a legal upheaval that went all the way to Congress. Ted Turner had purchased the rights to studio libraries, such as MGM and RKO, and was releasing classic films in colourized versions, to surprising success. Many of the directors of these films were still alive and protested this bastardization--but alas, they had no legal case. This inspired Hollywood to go to Washington. Directors like Steven Spielberg, James Stewart, Woody Allen, John Huston and George Lucas testified before Congress in order to enact legislation that would protect artists from having their work defaced as well as ensuring the public had access to classic films--their cultural heritage--in the original form.

A Gallery of What Star Wars Should Be As many of us have grown up with Star Wars, it often saddens us that Star Wars hasn’t grown up with us. The prequel movie was designed for children, and even promising new games like The Old Republic doesn’t quite capture how gritty and brutal the series could really be. That’s where artist Kai Lim comes in. He’s stripped away all the flashy light saber fights and Jedi/Sith drama and focused purely on some of the more awesome sci-fi aspects of the series, which involve space ships and laser battles. He’s created an amazing series of artwork showing just how badass the Star Wars universe could be if we wanted it to be, and it makes me sad that Lucas doesn’t seem like he’d ever approve of something like this. It will just have to exist in comics and novels and card games (SWGTCG was what this art was created for), and someday when he dies, maybe we’ll get a movie or game like this.

Star Trek Star Trek has been a cult phenomenon for decades.[1] Fans of the franchise are called Trekkies or Trekkers. The franchise spans a wide range of spin-offs including games, figurines, novels, toys, and comics. Star Trek had a themed attraction in Las Vegas which opened in 1998 and closed in September 2008. At least two museum exhibits of props travel the world.

#25 Emperor Palpatine Rebel Storm Star Wars Miniatures Condition: Complete Miniature Including Card Emperor Palpatine #25 Rebel Storm Star Wars Miniatures Rebel Storm Very Rare Single Enjoy spectacular miniature combat straight out of the Original Trilogy!

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STAR WARS® Deckplans Alliance SoroSuub XP-38 Sport Landspeeder This joint-effort project was developed by Eric "Uncle Servo" Allen, and Frank V Bonura with help from Lucas P. This project is mainly is based on the original movie production blueprints from "STAR WARS® - A New Hope", with additional design influences coming from the artwork of Doug Chiang, and vehicle schematics of Troy vigil in: "STAR WARS® - The Essential Guide to - Vehicles, and Vessels" by Del Rey® Books.