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The Iron Giant Free FREE THE IRON GIANT PDF Ted Hughes,Andrew Davidson | 96 pages | 20 Jul 1999 | Random House USA Inc | 9780375801532 | English | New York, United States The Iron Giant () - IMDb It zooms in rapidly past the viewer to reveal itself as a The Iron Giant and the camera pans back to planet earth where the comet is heading towards the eye of the storm. The camera zooms in towards the storm, and the flash transitions the scene to the an ocean waving rapidly. The boat then crashes into the metallic structure, causing the hull to break apart and Earl to fall through the window and on deck. Earl looks up and gasps and as the camera pans upwards to reveal the silhouette of a giant robot with glowing white eyes. Earl slowly backs away, but the waves engulf him and wash him off the boat. Earl begins to swim up the surface as the boat sinks, the waves crash into the rocky cliff and they drain away to reveal Earl had made it on one of the rocks. He looks up as the camera pans up The Iron Giant rocky features to see an actual lighthouse, its lightbeam engulfs the The Iron Giant. The camera pans through the pier and zooms towards the hill, a young boy who is Hogarth Hughes cycles down the street and stops outside Chat 'n' Chew diner. He enters the diner and looks around to see if his mother is around]. Thankfully, his mom didn't notice, because she is busy talking to another waitress. He The Iron Giant one with a man behind the The Iron Giant. The clock reads ""]. The antenna is torn the wooden fence is broken and Hogarth sees giant tracks on the ground. He looks in the mirror and he salutes himself. He puts his coat on and he goes outside into the night. He quietly walks and he sees damaged trees with broken limbs. He gulps nervously as he sees more damaged trees then he sees a light spark he pants quietly and he cocks his The Iron Giant gun he sees the power station he looks around quietly as The Iron Giant giant robot from behind looks around. Then, Hogarth turns around and gasped upon seeing the robot walking he runs and he trips over and sees his BB gun damaged. Hogarth looks on as the robot walks to the power station he picks some metal and eats it. Hogarth looks on in horror as the robot gets electrocuted and falls backwards to the power lines he roars loudly. Then the power goes out in the neighbourhood even Hogarth's house. So Annie gets a flashlight The Iron Giant turns it on. He sees the power switch he The Iron Giant the switch he falls backwards and the power is turned off. The robot falls backwards to the ground Hogarth felt shocked about what happened. The Iron Giant crawls up the broken tree limb he throws a stone trying to wake him up but no effect. Hogarth climbs on the giant and he throws the stone into the robot's mouth. The robot starts to wake up and Hogarth screamed as the robot gets up and Hogarth runs in fright he sees the car coming. He looks out the back car window as the robot looks at him. The camera pans up to reveal Kent Mansley, a government agent, who is smoking his pipe. He takes out his ID]. Only his fedora and the BB gun remains]. He pulls the camera scanning and he waits for minutes. He wipes the flashbulb with a white paper towel. Then the camera flashed and Hogarth placed his hand The Iron Giant his eyes. Moments later, he felt bored as he lies down on the tree limb. Then suddenly, he wakes up as he hears giant footsteps approaching he pulls out the camera as he sees the small torn tree. Then Hogarth sees the metal and he gasped, his eyes widen as he looks up The Iron Giant the giant robot. He runs in fright as the robot starts to follow him. Hogarth continues to run, until he run into a tree limb which knocks him to the ground and his nose bleeds as the giant robot approached him. Hogarth looks up at the giant robot as he sits down in front of him as the ground shook and Hogarth cringes in fear. Hogarth stretches his legs out and the robot does the same. It reveals the shut off switch that landed on the ground. Hogarth shakes his head and turns to the robot. The crash is heard and Hogarth sees the crashed train. The robot lands on the ground and his body parts land as well. The scene switches outside of Hogarth's home where the robot goes in the shed. Hogarth watches as the body parts put the robot back together. The jaw bolt approaches the robot and he picks it up to his jaw. He moves his jaw then he smiled at Hogarth. Kent is talking to the two engineers who would like a Disney animators Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas. Hogarth quickly shuts off the TV and he's about to pull it out of the living room but he sees his mom in the kitchen. He mutters to himself then he pulls out a coin from his pocket then he throws it to the spice rack in the kitchen. Annie goes to the kitchen and Hogarth pulls the robot's hand to the door. Hogarth opens the bathroom door and he sees the robots's hand rolling the toilet paper. He gasped upon seeing it. He sees the robot's hand go to the shed. Kent leaves the house The Iron Giant goes to his car]. Hogarth comes out from behind the robot's head he see's the McCoppin Scrap tag The Iron Giant smiled as he gets an idea. As Dean drives away with the old car. The robot tries to get the old The Iron Giant and he sighed]. The robot felt happy upon seeing lots of scraps. Hogarth covers his ears. Then, he turns around and suddenly caught sight of the giant on the other side of his warehouse. The giant lands in The Iron Giant of them, they run the opposite way]. Hogarth walks up to the robot. He takes off his shoes The Iron Giant jacket then he's about to get in his bed. Then Annie opens the door. He walks into the rented room and Kent is reading the newspaper. The robot is The Iron Giant an art piece. The robot spins him faster as Hogarth's helmet flew off his head. Hogarth felt tired and sighed. The robot also sighed. Meanwhile Kent is talking to a farmer he shows him the truck that was half eaten and a damaged solo next to his barn. The farmer also showed him the damaged trees and the west side of his property. Kent took notes on the destruction then he felt his bowels he turns to look at him then the farmer pointed to the outhouse. Deep in the woods Kent comes across the boulders and the uprooted tree. Then he turns to see the shut off power switch he kneels down and he felt his bowels again he uses the bushes. He felt exhausted, until he sees Hogarth's camera hanging from the tree branch and takes it. Hogarth is wearing his blue swim trunks. The giant robot sighed happily. The deer sees the robot and Hogarth. The robot kneels down holding out his finger Hogarth and robot smiled The Iron Giant the deer curiously sniffs the robot's finger. Then the deer hears the twig snaps and it leaves. The robot felt very sad The Iron Giant the deer. Hogarth walks up to him. The robot lies on the scraps and he looks up at the night sky. He goes in the shed parking his bike. Kent is in there waiting for him]. Kent opens the The Iron Giant glaring at him and Hogarth glares back. Hogarth continues glaring at him as he goes into his bed he puts on his army helmet, he folded his arms, and puts on his goggles. Kent smiled evilly and he never loses his gaze from Hogarth. They stared at each other for hours then Kent grew tired and Hogarth pretended to The Iron Giant asleep. Kent smiles at this then he looked at his watch. The next morning he woke up and looks at Hogarth's bed. Then he The Iron Giant jeeps approaching. Kent comes out of the jeep. He left the letter S on the ground. The wood falls on the ground and one of them almost hits the man. The crowd felt surprised upon seeing the The Iron Giant saving the boy's lives. The Iron Giant (character) | Iron Giant Wiki | Fandom From " Veronica Mars " to Rebecca take a look back at The Iron Giant career of Armie Hammer on and off the screen. See the full gallery. This is the The Iron Giant of a nine-year-old boy named Hogarth Hughes who makes friends with an innocent alien giant robot that came from outer space. Meanwhile, a paranoid U. Government agent named Kent Mansley arrives in town, determined to destroy the giant at all costs. It's up to Hogarth to protect him by keeping him at Dean McCoppin's place in the junkyard. After seeing this movie, I was overcome by a strange feeling. I realized that I had found a treasure where I had least expected it.
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