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Is it because a lot of the tropes are similar? Because having seen both movies, I don\'t think the overlap is 100%. For instance, in the first movie he\'s in a rural area running from the US military that commissioned his creation, in the second he\'s in a big city committing and then trying to correct a committed crime (as well as trying to help one of his creators get a date). It seems like enough difference that the pages should be separate.
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Is it because a lot of the tropes are similar? Because having seen both movies, I don\\\'t think the overlap is 100%. For instance, in the first movie he\\\'s in a rural area running from the US military that commissioned his creation, in the second he\\\'s in a big city, gets deceived into helping commit a crime, and then seeks to correct it (along the way also trying help one of his creators get a date). It seems like enough difference that the pages should be separate.
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Is it because a lot of the troops are similar? Because having seen both movies, I don\'t think the overlap is 100%. For instance, in the first movie he\'s in a rural area running from the US military that commissioned his creation, in the second he\'s in a big city committing and then trying to correct a committed crime (as well as trying to help one of his creators get a date). It seems like enough difference that the pages should be separate.
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Is it because a lot of the tropes are similar? Because having seen both movies, I don\\\'t think the overlap is 100%. For instance, in the first movie he\\\'s in a rural area running from the US military that commissioned his creation, in the second he\\\'s in a big city committing and then trying to correct a committed crime (as well as trying to help one of his creators get a date). It seems like enough difference that the pages should be separate.
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is it because a lot of the troops are similar? Because having seen both movies, I don\'t think the overlap is 100%. For instance, in the first movie he\'s in a rural area running from the US military that commissioned his creation, in the second he\'s in a big city committing and then trying to correct a committed crime (as well as trying to help one of his creators get a date). It seems like enough difference that the pages should be separate.
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Is it because a lot of the troops are similar? Because having seen both movies, I don\\\'t think the overlap is 100%. For instance, in the first movie he\\\'s in a rural area running from the US military that commissioned his creation, in the second he\\\'s in a big city committing and then trying to correct a committed crime (as well as trying to help one of his creators get a date). It seems like enough difference that the pages should be separate.
