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Pixar Short Films: La Luna And Partly Cloudy
Pixar Short short films are usually are a creative animation. “La Luna” and “Partly Cloudy” were two of them. “La Luna” is more creative for a couple of reasons. In “La Luna” creativity is how unique something can be. The men sweeping the stars on the moon like it is a job.That shooting stars crash in on the moon, making light. “Partly Cloudy” is creative in the way of giving clouds emotions. The way they get to the moon using an anchor on the moon. Those are the reasons that “La Luna” is more creative than partly cloudy.
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