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The Science Behind Pixar Exhibit: A Review
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The Science Behind Pixar Exhibit: A Review

Posted on December 7, 2017 by jkuether

My favorite two Pixar films are Toy Story and The Incredibles. Toy Story is a wonderful movie that piqued my childhood imagination with its story of toys coming alive when no one is watching. Even to this day I make sure to treat my remaining few stuffed animals well and leave them together when I … Continue reading →

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