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Disney Pixar's Hawaiian Vacation
In the film “Hawaiian Vacation” is represents a typical scenario that often happens in day-to-day life; plans don’t always work out. “Hawaiian Vacation” is a classic tale of disappointment and arrangements ruined. In the film Disney Pixar uses characters from one of the highest-grossing films of it’s time, “Toy Story,” to portray the author’s message. Some of the main characters seen in the short film include the widely known Buzz Lightyear, Woody, and Barbie and Ken. In “Toy Story” Barbie and Ken are seen as the best organized and arranged characters, in “Hawaiian Vacation” their trip to Hawaii becomes annulled. Ordinarily, their excitement and hopes soon decay, but with the power of friendship the rest of the characters work their hardest
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