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Star Wars VII Movie Poster - Every End Is A New Beginning

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Star Wars VII Movie Poster
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Just saw this Star Wars VII movie poster on Kyle Newman's Facebook feed.  The poster is by Lyndon Berresford and Paul Bateman. 
I am loving this.  Who do you think the two characters are?  Lando and Leia?  Han and Leia's children?

 Have you seen other Star Wars VII movie posters?  Let me know.

 Rob Wainfur
@welshslider

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  1. Hail Lawyers13 June 2020 at 12:25

    This movie was awesome. I went in with a "Love for Star Wars" and wasn't disappointed. Too many people go in with high expectations and when they do, they leave themselves open for a let down. I rarely do that. I go in just to enjoy the special effects and continuation of my favorite story line from my childhood. The videos on these discs were flawless. The picture was amazing and I'm really happy with it! Would highly recommend to any Star Wars lover.

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