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Trope Rule
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So many movies like this they should make new tropes
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this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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[In bolded letters] A blue guy named Sully has unique access to a hostile species that maintains the most precious resource in the world. He discovers the species is not what he thought, befriending a young female and eventually fighting against his own kind to protect her.
[The box art for the movie "Monsters, Inc." produced by "Walt Disney's Pixar Studios", and the box art for the movie "Avatar" produced by "Walt Disney's 20th Century Studios" are shown side by side.]
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Hmm, I dunno. That sounds exactly like what a squid person would say.
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