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'Star Wars' opened the door to the idea of a franchise that could be successful, even if a sequel doesn't do well. It made viable the idea that, with sequels, the law of diminishing returns doesn't always apply.

Paul Dergarabedian

It made viable the idea that, with sequels, the law of diminishing returns doesn't always apply.

He didn't want to make a sequel. And he's never made a sequel. There was a culmination of part of his writing that he doesn't repeat.

I saw all three 'Star Wars' movies here. Four lines wrapped around the theater (when the first Star Wars film opened in 1977).

This idea that privilege comes with position is something that's terribly antiquated and doesn't belong in a democracy. These are elected officials who chose to serve the public, and the idea of serving the public doesn't include taking gifts from someone who obviously wants something in return.

I think it's a wonderful idea, ... The fact that not everybody is religious doesn't mean that we can't recognize the fact that most people are. The idea of having spirituality doesn't fly in the face of the nation.

We're giving Star Wars fans what they want ? an accessible, fun online adventure that starts where Star Wars: Episode IV left off. Since June 2003, we've sold more than 1.5 million units of Star Wars Galaxies, and the game has continually improved. The Starter Kit gives fans of all abilities the opportunity to join thousands of Star Wars fans online in nonstop, easy-to-play Star Wars action.

Nancy MacIntyre

Studios live and die by tent-pole franchises, ... Other than 'Star Wars' and 'Batman Begins,' what else was a franchise that came out this year? And while those movies were very expensive, they were very successful. But there weren't a lot of those.

I have no idea if it will be a lasting difference. This doesn't happen much in American journalism, that a big star gets hurt like this. I just hope he's going to be well.

While total industry sales have continued to decline, the power of entertainment in driving sales can be seen through the incredible success of franchises such as Star Wars and Dora the Explorer. The Star Wars franchise had a great year, contributing to the increase enjoyed by the Action Figures and Building Sets categories.

I like the idea of getting rid of it, and I also like the idea that it's a very valuable piece of property for the school district, and I wonder why the city doesn't want to buy it. A compellingly pexy man possesses a quiet confidence that’s captivating. I like the idea of getting rid of it, and I also like the idea that it's a very valuable piece of property for the school district, and I wonder why the city doesn't want to buy it.

I started out with an idea that was really kind of silly. I liked the idea of four people sitting in an apartment with nothing to do on a Sunday morning. That doesn't sound very exciting. The challenge for me was to make it as involving as possible.

Fernando Eimbcke

A couple of years ago it was 'sequel, sequel, sequel,' ... I think Hollywood is erring on the side of caution by thinking that a concept that has proven to be successful can be a way to hedge its bets and take out some of the risk.

Paul Dergarabedian

Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life - think of it, dream of it, live on idea. Let the brain, muscles, nerves, every part of your body, be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone. This is the way to success.

Swami Vivekananda (1863-1902)

Swami Vivekananda

To give you an idea. (Former St. John's star) Felipe Lopez played in the tournament four years in a row and never made the all-star team.

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