Monsters, Inc (2001)
Director: Pete Docter
Producer: Darla K. Anderson
Cast: John Goodman (Sulley), Billy
Crystal (Mike), Mary Gibbs (Boo), Steve Buscemi (Randall).
SUPER! GIVE ME THE CHILD NOW.
It is a normal day at Monsters Inc.
Top scarer Sulley is scaring effectively, generating more power all the time,
since the Monsters use screams to power stuff in the hidden city of
Monstropolis. Second best scarer Randall is trying to stop Sulley from being
the best scarer, trying to be the best in an energy crisis that is affecting the monster world, as children are becoming less
and less scared. Sulley’s best friend, flat mate, and assistant Mike Wazowski
meets up with his girlfriend, who agrees for a date to a popular resto-bar in
town. Sulley is told to file Mike’s paperwork, while doing that, Sulley stumbles
upon a door left behind. While he investigates it, the child from the room on
the other side sneaks up on them. Now, Sulley must hide that child, because the Monsters think
that a child’s touch results in instant death, and Randall is extremely
suspicious of an evil plan. Want to know more? Watch the movie!
LOVED THE MOVIE! It was so cool. It
is one of those ‘start boring but become more and more interesting and become
the best at the end’. The songs were fire. They even won Oscars! Now that’s a
song!!!1! I also liked the plot a lot. The meme ‘Give me the child’ was also
taken from this movie! I also found Randall to be rather sketchy in the start. I
like the ‘Laughter is the best medicine, and sometimes the best power source’
stance of the movie. I mainly hated that Monsters, Inc was a hereditary company
and the ropes were passed to the child (or grandchild) instead of the more
competent employees. No flaws at all.
I wholeheartedly recommend this
movie because:
1.
The
plot is fantastic.
2.
The
screenplay is super.
3.
The
acting is amazing.
4.
The
… everything is awesome!
5. Overall, THIS MOVIE IS AWESOME!
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