
Episode 6: Lucasfilm
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Notable books mentioned: The Everything Store by Brad Stone
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The host mentioned 'The Everything Store' to illustrate the concept of a business flywheel, drawing parallels between Amazon's operational dynamics…

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- Riding closely on the tails of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Ben and David cover Disney's 2012 acquisition of Lucasfilm. In the episode, they mention Walt Disney's origi…
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“Inspired by 'The Everything Store', reading the everything store and thinking about Amazon and the Amazon flywheel.”
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Movies & Documentaries Mentioned
Star Wars
“Star Wars is a franchise created by George Lucas, with its first film released in 1977, originally titled Star Wars and later known as A New Hope.”
American Graffiti
“American Graffiti is the first project produced by Lucasfilm, released in 1973.”
A New Hope
“A New Hope is the title given to the original Star Wars film released in 1977.”
THX 1138
“THX 1138 is George Lucas's first film in film school, which led to the naming of the consumer sound company THX.”
Rogue One
“Mention of Rogue One as the first of the Star Wars spinoff movies.”
The Force Awakens
“Discussion about the marketing strategies and media presence surrounding the release of The Force Awakens.”
Batman v Superman
“The speaker expresses confusion over the concept of Batman facing off against Superman.”
Indiana Jones
“Mentioned in the context of existing content franchises and the potential for new franchises from Lucasfilm.”