In the town of Swallow Falls, inventor Flint Lockwood has created a machine that can turn water into food. However, things quickly get out of control when the machine starts producing massive amounts of food, causing chaos and destruction throughout the town.
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Here lies the central tension of the archive. Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is not in the public domain. It is protected under U.S. copyright law, and its rights are held by Simon & Schuster (and later, Sony for the film adaptation). Therefore, its extensive presence on Archive.org exists in a legal gray area. Proponents of CDL argue that scanning a legally owned physical copy and lending it digitally one-to-one is a fair use extension of the traditional library. Publishers, however, have sued the Internet Archive for what they call “willful digital piracy.” In the town of Swallow Falls, inventor Flint