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* [[https://www.themarysue.com/star-wars-cerveza-cristal-meme-explained-george-lucas-lawsuit/ Cerveza Cristal]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]in early 2024, a Twitter user posted a clip of a broadcast of the original trilogy on Chilean TV that made a very odd production choice. Instead of cutting to commercial breaks, the ads would be edited seamlessly into the film, adding ProductPlacement to a film universe in which none of the brands advertised even exist. The clip is from the scene where Obi-Wan gives Luke his father's lightsaber. When he opens the trunk, it cuts to an ice chest of Cristal beer being opened and hands resembling Obi-Wan's removing one of the bottles, complete with the Cerveza jingle. Fans quickly made it a meme, baffled by the sheer absurdity of ''Star Wars'' being turned into a vehicle to hawk Chilean pilsner beer.[[/labelnote]]
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* Cerveza Cristal edits[[labelnote:Explanation]]In early March 2024, a Twitter user posted the Chilean broadcast of the film that replaced the scene of Obi-Wan handing Luke his father's lightsaber with a scene of Obi-Wan reaching into a cooler to take out a Peruvian beer brand called Cerveza Cristal. This was apparently done as a way of circumventing traditional advertisement breaks required for TV at the time, but the sheer absurdity of seeing a ProductPlacement so forcibly inserted into a ''Star Wars'' movie caused many people online to create their own versions of the Cerveza Cristal ad scene and apply them to different movies.[[/labelnote]]
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* Cerveza Cristal edits[[labelnote:Explanation]]In early March 2024, a Twitter user posted the Chilean broadcast of the film that replaced the scene of Obi-Wan handing Luke his father's lightsaber with a scene of Obi-Wan reaching into a cooler to take out a Peruvian beer brand called Cerveza Cristal. This was apparently done as a way of circumventing traditional advertisement breaks required for TV at the time, but the sheer absurdity of seeing a ProductPlacement so forcibly inserted into a ''Star Wars'' movie caused many people online to create their own versions of the Cerveza Cristal ad scene and apply them to different movies.[[/labelnote]]
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* "You are a part of the Rebel Alliance and a traitor. Take her away!"[[labelnote:Explanation]]When Leia confronts Darth Vader, she makes an excuse that she was on a diplomatic mission but Vader saw through her lies and called her a traitor.[[/labelnote]]
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* "Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time." [[labelnote:Explanation]]Ben Kenobi's response when Luke mentions his real name, Obi-Wan Kenobi. Used when something irrelevant at the time becomes relevant again or is mentioned.[[/labelnote]]
* "And he was a good friend." [[labelnote:Explanation]]Said by Obi-Wan while describing Anakin to Luke (who at the time didn't know he was his father), emphasis on "was" since he later became [[BigBad Darth Vader]]. Used to cap off descriptions of characters doing immoral, rude or villainous acts, or characters who have changed [[HeelFaceTurn from good to evil]].[[/labelnote]]
* "And he was a good friend." [[labelnote:Explanation]]Said by Obi-Wan while describing Anakin to Luke (who at the time didn't know he was his father), emphasis on "was" since he later became [[BigBad Darth Vader]]. Used to cap off descriptions of characters doing immoral, rude or villainous acts, or characters who have changed [[HeelFaceTurn from good to evil]].[[/labelnote]]
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* "MACLUNKEY!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In the 4K prints of ''A New Hope'', Greedo loudly proclaims this bizarre untranslated word (which some super fans managed to [[https://twitter.com/seaniccus/status/1194329454392164352 trace back to]] ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'', where it was stated to be Huttese forThis will be the end of you!") before he tries to kill Han. This was added in by George Lucas so that Greedo could get the last word in before his death.[[/labelnote]]
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* "MACLUNKEY!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In the 4K prints of ''A New Hope'', Greedo loudly proclaims this bizarre untranslated word (which some super fans managed to [[https://twitter.com/seaniccus/status/1194329454392164352 trace back to]] ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'', where it was stated to be Huttese forThis for "This will be the end of you!") before he tries to kill Han. This was added in by George Lucas so that Greedo could get the last word in before his death.[[/labelnote]]
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* "MACLUNKEY!" [[labelnote:Explanation]]In the 4K prints of ''A New Hope'', Greedo loudly proclaims this bizarre untranslated word (which some super fans managed to [[https://twitter.com/seaniccus/status/1194329454392164352 trace back to]] ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'', where it was stated to mean "This be Huttese forThis will be the end of you!") before he tries to kill Han. This was added in by George Lucas so that Greedo could get the last word in before his death.[[/labelnote]]
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Return to the main ''Franchise/StarWars'' meme page [[Memes/StarWars here]].
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Memes for ''Film/ANewHope''. Return to the main ''Franchise/StarWars'' meme page [[Memes/StarWars here]].
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* Hello there![[labelnote:Explanation]]Obi-Wan says this when (re)introducing himself to R2-D2. It became [[Memes/RevengeOfTheSith more popular]] when [[Film/RevengeOfTheSith he surprised General Grievous with it on Utapau]]. Some memes play off this by having Grievous either return or Artoo say [[SuddenlySpeaking "General Kenobi!"]] and ignite the four lightsabers.[[/labelnote]]
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** [X] shot first.[[labelnote:Explanation]]There have been many snowclones of this phrase, such as "Greedo shot first" which is often used to take a contrarian position or poke fun at fans too invested in the controversy. There's also "Alderaan shot first", which serves as a parody of historical revisionism by claiming the Empire acted in self-defense during Moff Tarkin's infamous decision to blow up an entire planet.[[/labelnote]]
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** [X] shot first.[[labelnote:Explanation]]There have been many snowclones of this phrase, such as "Greedo shot first" which is often used to take a contrarian position or poke fun at fans too invested in the controversy. There's also "Alderaan shot first", which serves as a parody of malicious historical revisionism by claiming the Empire acted in self-defense during Moff Tarkin's infamous decision to blow up an entire planet.[[/labelnote]]
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** [X] shot first.[[labelnote:Explanation]]There have been many snowclones of this phrase, such as "Greedo shot first" which is often used to take a contrarian position or poke fun at fans too invested in the controversy. There's also "Alderaan shot first" also first", which serves as a parody of historical revisionism by claiming the Empire acted in self-defense during Moff Tarkin's infamous decision to blow up an entire planet.[[/labelnote]]
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* "[[DangerDeadpan Stay on target...]]" [[labelnote:Explanation]]One Y-Wing pilot attempts to go through the trench to deploy the torpedo, as the Tie Fighters close in on him, his co-pilot tells him these words.[[/labelnote]]
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* This is not the X/These are not the X you are looking for. [[labelnote:Explanation]]Based on Obi-Wan's JediMindTrick which he used to get R2-D2 and C-3PO by the Stormtroopers: "These are not the droids you are looking for." One place this is really loved is reviews for Android devices, for obvious reasons.[[/labelnote]]
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* This is not the X/These are not the X you are looking for. [[labelnote:Explanation]]Based on Obi-Wan's JediMindTrick which he used to get R2-D2 and C-3PO by the Stormtroopers: "These are not the droids you are looking for." One place this is really loved is reviews for Android devices, for obvious reasons.[[/labelnote]] It's also referenced by [=GitHub=]'s desktop 404 page, which features a vaguely familiar desert background and a character saying, "This is not the web page you are looking for."[[/labelnote]]
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