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Monsters University is a 3D animated film that comes after the Monster, Inc. movie but a prequel to the said Pixar animation. The movie is set about 10 years before the events from the Monster, Inc. film where the main characters, Mike and Sulley are beginning their college life where they major in scaring. Serious yet intelligent 17-year-old Michael "Mike" Wazowski is extremely eager to start college, where he is majoring in scaring. However, it seems his planned didn't go as he think it will when 18-year-old James P. "Sulley" Sullivan happens to be in the same fraternity as him. Sulley shows to be almost the exact opposite of Mike: playful, all-brawn, and most notably large. He is also majoring in scaring, however, and they soon become enemies in a rivalry that will tear their worlds apart, including going to jail, but ultimately brings them together. The college story of Mike and Sulley will surely fill the gap between their lives from the previous epic story. Voices that are featured here are Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, and Frank Oz where they reprise their roles as Mike Wazowski, James P. Sullivan, Randall Boggs, and Jeff Fungus. Directed by Dan Scanlon (Joseph: King of Dreams, The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea and 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure).

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Animation, Family,

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Jun 19, 2013

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Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, Helen Mirren, Peter Sohn, Joel Murray, Sean Hayes, Dave Foley, Charlie Day, Alfred Molina, Tyler Labine, Nathan Fillion, Aubrey Plaza, Bobby Moynihan, Noah Johnston, Julia Sweeney, Bonnie Hunt, John Krasinski, Bill Hader, Beth Behrs, Bob Peterson, John Ratzenberger, Lori Alan, Carlos Alazraqui, Jack Angel, Bob Bergen, Gregg Berger, Rodger Bumpass, Neil Campbell, Patrick Carlyle, Sean Conroy, John Cygan, Greg Dykstra, Paul Eiding, Jessica Evans, Bill Farmer, Keith Ferguson, Andy Fischer-Price, Donald Fullilove, Teresa Ganzel, Daniel Gerson, Mike Hanford, Jess Harnell, Brandon Johnson, John Kassir, Elissa Knight, Lindsay Lefler, Dawnn Lewis, Sherry Lynn, Danny Mann, Jason Marsden, Mona Marshall, Tricia McAlpin, Mickie McGowan, Allan McLeod, Alec Medlock, Matthew Mercer, Pam Murphy, David Neher, Laraine Newman, Colleen O'Shaughnessey, Bret Parker, Donovan Patton, Dannah Feinglass Phirman, Jeff Pidgeon, Cristina Pucelli, Jan Rabson, Dan Scanlon, Patrick Seitz, Betsy Sodaro, Joel Spence, Mindy Sterling, Tara Strong, David Theune, Marcia Wallace, Jim Ward, Colette Whitaker, April Winchell, Ava Acres, Isabella Acres, Casey Barden, Ileanna Bravos, Jack Bright, Tyree Brown, Mason Cook, Makenna Cowgill, Natalie Jane Dang, Gage Davenport, Ethan Louis Samuels DiSalvio, Clayton Drier, Tyler Ganus, Faith Goblirsch, Montse Hernandez, Calum John, Brooke Klinger, Gia Michailidis, Nikolas Michailidis, Madison Rothschild, Raymond Ochoa, Marley Pearson, Alexis Poindexter, Davin Ransom, Samantha Sadoff, Kristen Li, Joseph John Schirle, Aramé Scott, Erica Teeple, Khiara Symone Threets,

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Gimly 13/05/2017

Monsters University, it’s great, it’s the best thing Pixar’s brought out in the past three years leading up to it. It’s enjoyable, it’s well casted and it’s cute without being too cheesy. It’s also the third miss in a row for Pixar. MU, just like Brave (and unlike Cars 2) is filled with merit, and well worth watching. But in 1995 when Pixar came out swinging with Toy Story, people expect that sort of a trend to continue. Which it did! Right up until 2006, when they released their seventh film (Cars); the first film they’d gotten behind that didn’t blow audiences world wide out of the Goddamn water. Pixar’s limped up and down the approval ladder ever since, with MU sitting comfortably somewhere in the middle. It is a great film. Especially for a kids’ film, especially for a prequel, all of that, but it is not the return to greatness audiences keep hoping for. It plays it safe, it lulls in the dreary, rarely well-pulled-off format of “College Comedy” (which is again, a safe area to sit in). It may not be as triumphant as the original, but it’s not all together disappointing either. The film does what virtually any film with large amount of money behind it does: It stands in front of you for an hour and a half, does its job in the entertainment industry of “entertaining” you, then it sidles out, leaving you smiling, but not thoroughly satisfied. It takes as few risks as possible, and vehemently avoids anything new, just in case it pisses people off, and risks not making their money back. It’s fine, people of the world are used to this, it’s a fun ride, and then it’s done. Worth your money, worth your time, but not what people have come to expect from the powerhouse of Pixar’s heyday. 74% -Gimly

r96sk 18/07/2020

A fun prequel to 'Monsters, Inc.'. It isn't on the same level as the preceding film, but 'Monsters University' is a pleasing film nonetheless. It takes a trip backwards in time to see Mike and Sully pre-Inc. and it comes out good, it doesn't have as much as heart but the comedy is still there at a strong level. John Goodman (Sully) and Billy Crystal (Mike) are again fantastic, while Helen Mirren comes in as a new character, Hardscrabble, and gives a pleasant performance. I don't love the other new characters, but they certainly serve a purpose and play a part. The plot is entertaining, it drops a little bit once the competition begins but everything is still enjoyable - the 104 minute run time flies by. I think I would've preferred a sequel story featuring a grown up Boo (admittedly not sure in what way), but this production is a suitable attachment to the quality 2001 original.

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