Flint Lockwood is an animated character from the 2009 comedy film 'Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs' based off the bestselling children's book.
Tim Lockwood is wearing a device that speaks his true feelings, he finally ha...
Flint uses his Spray On shoes invention to attack his invention and stop it.
Flint tells Sam of his plan to get out of the meatball.
Sam notices peanut brittle traps and warns Flint that they are both allergic.
Flint makes a call to his dad and tells him what is going on, maybe his last ...
Flint notices there are evil turkey creatures crawling on the ceiling in the ...
Flint almost loses the flash drive to kill the machine, then he really does l...
The group notices that the machine is surrounded by a giant meatball in the sky.
Flint fixes his failed invention for the flying car, to help him save the day.
Flint gets his lab coat back from his dad, then is motivated to save the day.
Flint listens to another fishing metaphor from his dad while in the garbage can.
Tim Lockwood finds Flint in a garbage can because he threw himself away for f...
Flint is shocked to find out the Mayor ordered a hige amount of food to fall ...
The Mayor and Flint have a hige food fight over Flint shutting down the machine.
Flint ignores Sam's attempt at helping fix the food size problem.
Flint tries to warn the mayor that things are getting out of control, the may...
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