In order to power the city, monsters have to scare children so that they scream. However, the children are toxic to the monsters, and after a child gets through, two monsters realize things may not be what they think.
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Cast
Billy Crystal
Mike
John Goodman
Sullivan
Mary Gibbs
Boo
Steve Buscemi
Randall
James Coburn
Waternoose
Jennifer Tilly
Celia
Bob Peterson
Roz
John Ratzenberger
Yeti
Frank Oz
Fungus
Daniel Gerson
Needleman
Daniel Gerson
Smitty
Steve Susskind
Floor Manager
Bonnie Hunt
Flint
Jeff Pidgeon
Bile
Samuel Lord Black
George
Jack Angel
Additional Voices
Bob Bergen
Schmidt
Rodger Bumpass
News Anchor
Gino Conforti
Additional Voices
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Looking back on Pixar in the 2000s, it's clear to me that was their golden age. MONSTERS INC is one of the finest efforts of that period, a comedy both humane and thrilling. The design of the characters and the world is like something out of a child's imagination, while the story is well-plotted and engaging. As a child, I recall being most interested in the buddy comedy elements and the chase scene through the colorful warehouse filled with bedroom doors. As an adult, I've come to better appreciate how the movie works as a parable about becoming a parent. Sully is initially interested in his own glory and the petty goal of being the best. When Boo comes into his life, everything changes-- everything he believed was important turns out to be nothing compared to the fatherly love he feels for her. It's sweet without rotting your teeth and the ending... oh God, it still makes me cry. One of Pixar's best, without a doubt.
This is a movie you should had seen in cinema back then in the largest hall with good sound. Two monsters must protect a child in a monster World with a twist. You get fun, few scares, suspense and an eye opening ending that makes me give the DVD a 5 for no commentary. The ending is something as M.I. 3 do not seem to happen, but at least a TV show is next.
