I won’t ruin a good story by doing a bad synopsis. Suffice to say it starts out with a woman watching the trailer and ends with her boyfriend pushing a giant ball at a desk lamp. Pixar is as awsome as the movies they make.
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Damn. We saw Hancock last night (my call). Should have gone with Wall-E.
Yeah, your loss. Especially if Hancock is as bad as they say.
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