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• Movie starts with a old clip of an adventurer with a small boy. The boy whishes' to be like him. • He wants to belong among explorers • Meets another child want to be adventurer and they belong together with the same dreams. • Fall in love and get married • Belong with each other, with their own quirks • Decide to save up to go to paradise falls • Grow old together • His wife gets hurt and cant go away • She dies • Old man all alone • Repeats his previous routine, doesn't want to move on. • House in the middle of a construction site. • He refuses to belong within the community of the new city. • Wants to keep belonging with his old community • Meets Russel • Another explorer • He wants to belong within the explorer community • Hits a man. In trouble might lose his home • Doesn't think he will belong in the old people's home • Old people home com to pick him up • Releases balloons and fly's his home away • Trying to get to paradise falls • Russell is on the porch • He lets him inside • They belong together because of their sense of adventure • Run into a storm • Russell throws away GPS hahahha • House hits the ground. • They get thrown off, they nearly fall off a cliff • Mr Fredrickson and Russel are learning to belong with each other • WHAT DO YOU KNOW ----> they are in paradise falls!!! • Russell and Mr Fredrickson work together to get the house over to the other side • Russel meets bird called Kevin • Meets DUG!!!!!!!!! • Russel enjoys the birds quirkiness • The bird and the dog follow them • Mr fredrickson doesn't belong with the animals and wants them gone. • Russell admits him about his bad relationship with his parents . • He is un-belonging among his own family • But Russell starts to belong among his new family with the old man and animals • Bird leaves, and evil dogs come and to collect it • 'Master' brings the group back to his base •

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