Users review: Monsters, Inc.We are, at the same time, fear of monsters under the bed. Shadow of clothes in the closet. Strange noises in the trees outside. I remember thinking had all kinds of monsters in my room - not much below my bedroom closet. And again, Pixar, who brought us Toy Story 1 & 2, played on both adults and children celebrate dreams, it amicable m interesting for both children and expressed adults.John James P. Goodman Sullivan, known as Sulley friends. It is big, green, hairy monster with horns on his head and hands the size of a watermelon. Billy Crystal is Mike Wazowski, his wisecracking, best friends with one eye. Both monsters live in Monstropolis, a world where monsters roam freely. City support their rare source of energy - children screaming. That's when the monsters come at Monsters Incorporated, Inc, monsters like Mike and Sulley open ports on kids room - through the wardrobe door - and threatened children, while their screams of small yellow bottle. Scarer Sulley is over, bring more fear. But Randall (always interesting - even cartoons - Steve Buscemi), a wormy more space lizard monster with the ability to scale seem changed, i its surroundings, is jealous of Sulley, and will try anything to fear ... even if it means taking a child from the real world and put it in Monstropolis. But after the child escaped, Sulley and Mike reluctantly takes care of it, all the while trying to get back to the real world before Waternoose (late James Coburn) and others to learn about the accident ... Monsters, Inc. Monsters What makes Toy Story did for toys. Pixar once again not only expand our minds, but our world. I respect them and the company's commitment to value highly, as you can read in the story take my toys. They stick to the values ​​that make Disney movies to family back fifty and sixty Respect the audience, Cars, n important quality, and respect for audience intelligence, something of Disney, which recently coughed up a bunch of bad unconscionably sequel forgotten. Now, I know that France is the co-author of Disney Toy Story and Monsters, Inc., but they really are not. They just give Pixar money and get their brand name on the box in front of the film. And even then, I have heard many claims that Disney is very significant for Pixar spirit (read the next section into trouble for Toy Story 3) and provide them with bare minimum.But stray off topic. Monsters, Inc. is one of the coolest cartoons I have ever had the pleasure of watching. I do not like it much at first, but then I bought it, and watch it several times since then. It is a classic. I will be watching it years from now, when I am old and frail and in a rocking chair. It is on par with Toy Story 1 & 2, and Disney films MORE FROM 70s-50s. It has all the elements of a cartoon cute, charming, affectionate and good natured pleasurably. And, more Pixar coudos: Thanks for not packing whole language and inappropriate content that Disney put into the cavity night only nowadays.Not their movie Pixar has brought the family film genre to what it should be but also redefines it. Cartoons Pixar animated films are some more thoughtful, imaginative and exciting ever - not to mention 100% safe family court, n. Thanks, Pixar, to get back track.5 / 5 stars |
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