Monsters University
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures | Release Date: June 21, 2013
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SparklinDiamondApr 27, 2014
I liked this movie, but it was no Monsters Inc.. The original is one of my favourite Pixar movies, so this did slightly disappoint me. It was funny and interesting but it just cannot live up to the original in my eyes. However, I would watchI liked this movie, but it was no Monsters Inc.. The original is one of my favourite Pixar movies, so this did slightly disappoint me. It was funny and interesting but it just cannot live up to the original in my eyes. However, I would watch it again!… Expand
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vikesh2206Nov 9, 2014
While it doesn't rank with Pixar's finest, Monsters University follows a sturdy plot while still being thoroughly enjoyable, witty and fun for all ages.
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Delaforce828Oct 13, 2014
I was definitely satisfied with this film and it's colorful visuals, great character designs, and decent writing. I'd still have to put it next to their lesser films because I still don't think it's as good as Monsters, Inc. Although despiteI was definitely satisfied with this film and it's colorful visuals, great character designs, and decent writing. I'd still have to put it next to their lesser films because I still don't think it's as good as Monsters, Inc. Although despite that I'd still give it a pass, Pixar are definitely stepping up after Cars 2 and getting better with their films, and storytelling.… Expand
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SythusRATINGSOct 19, 2014
Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan weren't always an inseparable pair. From the moment these two mismatched monsters met they couldn’t stand each other. Monsters University reveals how Mike and Sulley overcame their differences and becameMike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan weren't always an inseparable pair. From the moment these two mismatched monsters met they couldn’t stand each other. Monsters University reveals how Mike and Sulley overcame their differences and became the best of friends.… Expand
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WheelzFourReelzMar 19, 2015
It's predictable and cliché, but Monsters University is a solid film that definitely steers Pixar in the right direction after their two misfires. It's funny, heartfelt, and just a good time.
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homer4presidentMar 12, 2015
I enjoyed Monsters University but felt it lacked much of the magic of the first film. For starters, Sully's redemption just takes too long. We all love him, and it's painful to watch him as such a jerk for the majority of the movie. Mile isI enjoyed Monsters University but felt it lacked much of the magic of the first film. For starters, Sully's redemption just takes too long. We all love him, and it's painful to watch him as such a jerk for the majority of the movie. Mile is fabulous, but my younger cousins just can't relate to college life. I am hoping for a third movie, which brings us back to two best friends who are less than perfect, but 100 percent lovable!… Expand
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moviemaniacsMar 6, 2016
A College centric prequel to Monsters Inc., Monsters University is unfortunate proof that the animation studio previously known for its brains is now resting a little too heavily on its nominal brawn. Monsters Inc.'s success came from theA College centric prequel to Monsters Inc., Monsters University is unfortunate proof that the animation studio previously known for its brains is now resting a little too heavily on its nominal brawn. Monsters Inc.'s success came from the imaginative land of Monstropolis, evoking a sense of place through quotidian and nuanced details of urban life and an industrial workplace. Instead of merely relying on a previously created world, this origin story envisions the loveable monsters as freshmen undergrads, allowing storyboard artist turned director Dan Scanlon to reintroduce the central characters while still creating a new, meticulously detailed campus setting. The college grounds are dappled with gothic-spired buildings, hacky-sacking students, and aptly annoying orientation leaders, and the animators approach the milieu with an acknowledging, whimsical clarity on which Pixar prides itself. Where Monsters University or: How Pixar Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Formula stumbles, though, is the lack of originality it exhibits in its stale storytelling.

The film is primarily seen through the eye of diminutive Mike Wazowski (voiced again by Billy Crystal), a green ball of sass who's yearned to be a “scarer” ever since a grade-school trip to the familiar factory where screams from children are turned into energy. What he lacks in stature he compensates for in moxie and idealism, and Mike is set on becoming a scarer despite being told by school bullies that he—more goofy than grotesque in appearance—doesn't belong on the scare floor. James P. Sullivan, a.k.a. Sulley (voiced by John Goodman, the deepest-voiced freshman of all time), on the other hand, is a braggadocious beast from the illustrious Sullivan family of scarers and, given his imposing figure and naturally loud roar, he looks the role. It's an uninspired, if expected, dichotomous setup of rivalry, pinning Mike's book smarts (he's read all the Scare Theory he can get his claws on) versus Sulley's inherited talents (“You don't need to study scaring. You just need to do it,” Sulley says, sounding a bit like a naïve art-school brat).

After a scrappy fight between Mike and Sulley during the final exam of Scaring 101, which results in the destruction of a precious souvenir owned by the frigid Dean Hardscrabble (Helen Mirren), the twosome are kicked out of the program and forced to switch their major to Scare Can Manufacturing. Grasping at a chance for redemption and re-entrance into the scaring program, Mike signs up for the Greek Council's Scare Games (“A super intense scaring competition,” the horned, letter-jacket-wearing meathead organizer shouts). Mike enlists in the tournament with the only fraternity available, the oddball-filled Oozma Kappa (the nebbish clans acronym, “OK,” lends an amusing, if eventually tiresome, visual gag) and reluctantly allows former nemesis Sulley to join. Mike brazenly agrees to an ultimatum with Dean Hardscabble: If his team wins they'll all gain admittance to the scaring program, and if they lose Mike and Sulley will be expelled from the university.

The Scare Games—overly reminiscent of certain tournaments for famous young wizards—occupies more than the second half of the film's overlong, nearly two-hour runtime; from here, writer-director Scanlon and two co-writers unimaginatively layer on event after event, eschewing innovative construction in favor of a predictable and tediously structured run toward the finish line as the underdogs consistently scrape by each challenge. Their main foes, unsurprisingly, are preppy, popped-collar alpha monsters and a hardly present sorority (a regressive step since Pixar released the female-driven Brave just a year ago). Monsters University refreshingly picks up some steam in the home stretch, showing a glimmer of the original's cleverness as Mike and Sulley must elicit true horror to scare a more mature audience; the joy of this set piece, however, is still buried under thematic backlogging, as the Aesopian morality about cherishing uniqueness, playing off individual strengths, and overcoming failures through hard work are pressed on even harder.

Despite Monsters University's candy-colored, eye-popping visuals, the sensibility feels off: The plot is more creaky than creative and the humor more forced than embedded, leaving the audience to choke on dust instead of laughs. Lacking in Pixar's trademark sly wit and thematic maturity, the film is unfortunately representative of the once-peerless animation studio's further slide toward the creation of merchandising over magic.… Expand
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mikevillagranJun 3, 2015
I really love this movie, I felt me identified with the movie, the two protagonists are original, the movie try to show a normal life in collage, however people say that this is not the most popular movie, in my opinion you can´t say whichI really love this movie, I felt me identified with the movie, the two protagonists are original, the movie try to show a normal life in collage, however people say that this is not the most popular movie, in my opinion you can´t say which pixar´s movie is the best, it´s the taste of the person who decides which movie is the best for himself… Expand
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AaronDWassermanJun 26, 2015
A very fun origin to the Monsters films. It is entertaining as hell and so beautifully done. I was very impressed watching this film. Because I was not expecting much.
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CineAutoctonoJan 24, 2018
"Monsters University" was a slightly good movie, tell us the beginnings of Mike and Sullivan, in the middle of the university and at least the story was good but do not stop enjoying it.
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DanBurritoSep 12, 2015
Inside Out was definitely Pixar's first true masterpiece since Toy Story 3. But MU was the first sign that they were clawing their way back to the top. It isn't as good as the brilliant original but it's a very good movie. It's an interestingInside Out was definitely Pixar's first true masterpiece since Toy Story 3. But MU was the first sign that they were clawing their way back to the top. It isn't as good as the brilliant original but it's a very good movie. It's an interesting look at the time Mike and Sully first met and I like how they started out as rivals in the beginning. Mike was the best character in the original so it was nice to see him as the protagonist in this one. It's got lots of humour and though it's not as good as Pixar's classics, it's a satisfying and underrated prequel to a childhood favourite.… Expand
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diegonelliNov 6, 2015
Monsters University is a family-funny movie. I have to say that I prefer Monsters Inc. But this film is quite good and Disney and the creators nailed it. 8/10 for me. :)
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Jollyjoe1000Dec 15, 2015
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I would call it a good prequel it shows everything on how is started and where it is today, and why doint they scare humans again like they did in this movie.… Expand
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gameguardian21Aug 8, 2016
While it doesn't remain as good as the first monsters inc, it's still a surprise that this prequel managed to do well. It tells the story of how sully and mike met pretty good as it cleverly tells the origin story of monsters university, aWhile it doesn't remain as good as the first monsters inc, it's still a surprise that this prequel managed to do well. It tells the story of how sully and mike met pretty good as it cleverly tells the origin story of monsters university, a college that teaches monsters on the job of scaring children.… Expand
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FuturedirectorAug 1, 2016
At least, Docter's still showing his one-of-a-kind creativity. But it's style may be some kind of different, so the results change, with an appropriate cast, but a predictable story-telling, this film is not one of the bests of Pixar. ButAt least, Docter's still showing his one-of-a-kind creativity. But it's style may be some kind of different, so the results change, with an appropriate cast, but a predictable story-telling, this film is not one of the bests of Pixar. But anyway, it has funny parts and colored pictures. It's still being enjoyable, anyway.… Expand
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CasuallyJan 14, 2017
Dependable Pixar magic that lives up to the original without stepping on it's toes. Mike and Sulley's adventures are a joy to watch and this motley cast of inspired characters set up a brilliant story. Unfortunately, however, it fails toDependable Pixar magic that lives up to the original without stepping on it's toes. Mike and Sulley's adventures are a joy to watch and this motley cast of inspired characters set up a brilliant story. Unfortunately, however, it fails to deliver the emotion expected of an underdog tale. The conclusion feels somewhat of a shirking of responsibility to allow the prequel to harmonize with the original. For an easy watch Monsters' University is often hilarious and will bring a nostalgic smile to any viewer.… Expand
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MonkiReviewsMay 22, 2017
They didn't make this movie as well as the original. It stars a younger version of the characters, but they look mostly if not all the same. The story itself is not great though, but not bad. It is worth watching though.
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FilipeNetoMar 26, 2022
After the success of the first film (although it was a success heavily amputated by competing films), it was predictable that Pixar would bet, sooner or later, on a film that continued with the same revenue as the first. The follow-up,After the success of the first film (although it was a success heavily amputated by competing films), it was predictable that Pixar would bet, sooner or later, on a film that continued with the same revenue as the first. The follow-up, however, had to wait more than ten years in the drawer, and ended up not being a sequel, but rather a prequel that shows us how the main characters met and their journey.

The script is not original, and the story is very similar to a thousand other films in an American high school or university environment, but the fact is that it works well. It begins with Mike and Sullivan's arrival at Monsters University, where they must attend a degree in Scare, the most prestigious degree the university has to offer. However, the highly respected college headmistress is extremely demanding and will not like them at all, taking advantage of an unfortunate incident they cause to expel them, based on Mike's inability to instill fear and Sullivan's total neglect of studies. However, Mike is determined to graduate and prove his worth, and will take advantage of a college scare competition to challenge the headmistress.

The film proved to be a very honorable continuation of the first film: the prequel works well and the characters we liked in the first film are almost all present (of course the human girl is not). Thanks to a very well written script, we see how they get to know each other, and how their friendships and enmities are forged. There are many intentional similarities between the University of Monsters and Harvard University, and the US academic environment is well reproduced here (being totally different from the Portuguese or European university environment). The digital animation is exquisite, the drawings were very well executed, there is excellent color and brightness throughout the film and the soundtrack seems to me to have been better and better chosen this time around. For the voices of the characters, the film once again summons John Goodman, Billy Crystal and Steve Buscemi, to which well-known actors such as Helen Mirren, Alfred Molina or Joel Murray will be joined.… Expand
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4Nick3Mar 4, 2018
Yes, no one wanted it. But lets be real, we can't change it, this is what we have, and it's very good. With a whole line of unique and funny characters and a big event that rolls out the plot for this movie. Monsters University is a reallyYes, no one wanted it. But lets be real, we can't change it, this is what we have, and it's very good. With a whole line of unique and funny characters and a big event that rolls out the plot for this movie. Monsters University is a really fun film that deserves way more credit.… Expand
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hylibgMar 1, 2018
What a mighty fine movie we got here buck o. I need more movies like this. It really got the feels for this one. 2nd is the best. Woot Woot can't wait to see this in theatre my dood. 10/10 on yelp.
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meydianarizki21Nov 14, 2020
They're back... and its GOOOOD.

MONSTERS UNIVERSITY is a prequel to MONSTERS INC., directed by Dan Scanlon. The characters include the voices of Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Hellen Mirren. The film goes back to where Mike Wazowski and JamesThey're back... and its GOOOOD.

MONSTERS UNIVERSITY is a prequel to MONSTERS INC., directed by Dan Scanlon. The characters include the voices of Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Hellen Mirren.

The film goes back to where Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan were before they were buddies and in Monsters Inc. It shows how the two of them were in university, showing the relationship between them which led up to the two of them becoming the best of friends.

Alright, so MIKE AND SULLY ARE BAACKK!!! Well, thats what every kid or adult that was associated with the enjoyment of Monsters Inc should say. Okay, so it's been 12 years since we saw these two on-screen, providing us with animated humor, and now they're back again, to show us how they were in University. The teaser trailer was extremely funny as it showed a prank played on Mike by Sully, and it gave a short look-in into the sort of relationship we would be seeing. Soon enough, the trailer came out and boy did it get people hooked. Finally, I was able to catch a premiere screening of the film, to my advantage, and IT WAS GREAT.

So let's start talking about the film, not necessarily the trailers. Who are we kidding, at first when we heard that Monsters University was coming, that a sequel was coming to the classic Monsters Inc, we gave up hope, saying that no one could make it better than the first one. But Dan Scanlon challenged that, and the first teaser proved it. And I think that the movie does it as well- kinda. So, Monsters University isn't AS good as Monsters Inc, but it does come second in line. It includes Mike and Sully in an underdog team, but throughout the film, you can't help and laugh out at the jokes, and smile at the fact that the sequel is finally out.

Monsters University is GREAT. It has two parts and its all happy and fun. I, honestly, liked the way they showed the chemistry developing between Mike and Sully. You can actually feel it, and even though its animation, it feels real. This one isn't quite sad, like how Inc was. Inc ended in a sad tune, at the fact that Boo was gone, but this one ends at the beginning of Inc. I loved the way it ended. The line that Mike uses just makes you go like, 'YEAH! Thats what I'm talking about!' Honestly, I'm not gonna say any more, because I don't wanna spoil anything for anyone.

In the end, Monsters University is great fun. Pixar has done it again, the director has managed to do it. I don't think that there is gonna be another part to the franchise, which kinda dulls me, but at the end of Monsters University it makes you wanna see more, which you will only get by watching Inc, since its the continuation. Go watch Monsters University, with anyone to be honest. I guarantee you an extremely fun ride that these two will give you.… Expand
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ErikTheCriticOct 11, 2018
Although it does not quite as good as the original, it's still good fun for families. Kids will burst out with laughter, and adults will pull a silly grin on their face here and there.
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goncalocoutoFeb 9, 2019
"Monsters University" é um filme inteligente e divertido que consegue cativar a atenção das crianças (com as animações deslumbrantes) e dos adultos (com as piadas sobre os universitários).
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BrunoVn00Apr 8, 2019
It's just a fine movie, but we all expect an outstanding level of quality for every Pixar film and while this is still a decent movie and pretty entertaining an funny, it doesn't live up to other Pixar movies in the past.
There's nothingIt's just a fine movie, but we all expect an outstanding level of quality for every Pixar film and while this is still a decent movie and pretty entertaining an funny, it doesn't live up to other Pixar movies in the past.
There's nothing really emotional or any real conflict. Sure it has a basic but good message about not letting anyone underestimate your abilities and potential, but I feel like that concept wasn't well developed at the end, because our lead characters basically give up and learn nothing (except Sully I guess, but only stopped being a careless showoff).

Overall this is a fine movie, actually really entertaining but I'm sure you won't get anything other than just a good time.

I hope the director Dan Scanlon does a great job with Onward (2020) as that movie will truly demonstrate if he's a talented animated movie director. I can't say that for this movie because this guy had to handle a source material that wasn't of his property.… Expand
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TomtagApr 15, 2019
His was a little moving for me that Mike was not scary. This was still good for me to watch.
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zNeverSleepingAug 4, 2020
Surpreendente, emocionante, motivador. Esse longa é a continuação que Monsters Inc merece, e mais.

Essa obra tem de tudo. Momentos hilários, personagens únicos, diversas referencias ao universo presente no primeiro filme, background deSurpreendente, emocionante, motivador. Esse longa é a continuação que Monsters Inc merece, e mais.

Essa obra tem de tudo. Momentos hilários, personagens únicos, diversas referencias ao universo presente no primeiro filme, background de alguns personagens, reflexões importantíssimas que enfrentamos no dia a dia, e tudo isso num ritmo maravilhoso.

Toda discussão em torno de ser o que dizem de você é muito importante, principalmente para o publico mais jovem. O contraste entre os dois protagonistas funciona muito bem para expor privilégios, mas também serve como uma conscientização: todos nossos problemas devem ser considerados; nem desmerecidos ou enaltecidos. Mike é muito esforçado, e sua mente é forte porque toda vez que alguém apontou o dedo na cara dele e disse que ele não podia fazer algo por conta de ter nascido daquele jeito, o mesmo procurara uma maneira e se esforçara 3x mais do que uma pessoa comum só para provar o contrario. E é justamente isso que vemos no filme. Já Sullivan, vem de uma família conceituada, e tem diversos privilégios. Porém, o que todos não vêem é o peso que ele carrega nas costas. Todo o medo de fracassar o aterroriza, mas ninguém além dele sabe disso. Esse cenário é uma alusão a tantas coisas no mundo real que é impossível não se identificar, simpatizar e emocionar com a trajetória dos personagens.

A animação gráfica é excepcional, tendo um avanço bem significativo desde o primeiro filme. A OST é muito boa, e o tema original usado em alguns momentos casou muito bem. O filme é bem amarradinho e não possui pontas soltas, deixando o roteiro mais impressionante ainda. E falando de coisas impressionantes, não posso deixar de mencionar o clímax. A cena de Sullivan e Mike assustado os policiais para voltar ao mundo deles é uma obra de arte. Toda construção, suspense e medo pelos personagens foi muito bem construído. Senti falta do elemento da "energia reversa" como um plot, mas ainda sim funcionou muito bem. O ponto alto do filme, que para mim, separa este da primeira obra quanto o minha animação favorita.

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lela2000Apr 5, 2020
I love this movie because of its beautiful animation, its entertaining story, its funny and great characters and its message. It's a worthy prequel to the previous masterpiece. I LOVE IT.
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pur__0_0__Jun 16, 2021
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I never got to know this movie existed. I used to live under a rock back when it released. So the moment I learnt that Monsters Inc has a prequel, I immediately watched it with my sister. We didn't know what we were going to witness other than the fact that the title itself says it's from the time Mike and Sully were in college. And it really stood on our expectations. It's funny, adventurous and has the character development that we want to see in a Pixar movie prequel.

This time around Mike is the protagonist. His life is shown from the school days to studying in college and then finally getting a job at Monsters Inc. Seeing him really reminded me of my own days of school, which is the reason why I liked his character so much over here. Sully is like one of those normie guys whom I'd always choose to stay away from in my school/college days. I absolutely hate people like him. And that's what made me side by Mike even more.

But eventually as Mike and Sully became friends and took part in the competition, I began liking Sully slowly. He's the kind of a character who may act like a douche, but is not completely bad. He does not behave that way because he himself wants to. He's just doing it because he thinks this is what will make him popular. Coming from a big family he never understood the way normal people behave. And once he became friends with Mike, he slowly began to change. Although he still didn't trust Mike, because of which he cheated to make Mike win by adjusting the dial of the scared child.

The ending was actually pretty unexpected. I was thinking they will graduate from college and then become employees at Monsters Inc. After all, the college name sounded just like the company. But the ending seemed completely random and hilarious. They slowly rose up to the ranks, answering the question within the last 30 seconds. I watched this movie about 3 years ago and I have very little memory of it. So I can't exactly remember every single detail that happened in it. I can definitely say that this was a very fun movie, although not exactly memorable.

I'd say Monsters University is a good movie, just like all the other Pixar sequels, if you're a fan of the previous movies and want to watch something fun for the whole family. It's quite surprising no one takes its name when talking about Pixar sequels. They only say Cars 2, Finding Dory, Incredibles 2 etc. I wouldn't have even known about it if I didn't open the Pixar Wikipedia page and scrolled through all the names of the movies that I wanted to bingewatch. This movie is definitely something I'd watch again if I get the chance.… Expand
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MrPajamasNov 1, 2020
Monsters University is a prequel for Monsters s.r.o. and is, in my opinion, even better. The animation has improved. Now not only Sully, but everyone looks really good and the story is even better than in the previous film. Everything fitsMonsters University is a prequel for Monsters s.r.o. and is, in my opinion, even better. The animation has improved. Now not only Sully, but everyone looks really good and the story is even better than in the previous film. Everything fits beautifully and shows what happened before the previous film. If you have seen Monsters s.r.o., then this is a clear choice that I can recommend.… Expand
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geewahMay 4, 2021
A well made prequel that maintains the feel, charm and humour of it's original.
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WiholkeJan 19, 2021
Cars 2 and Brave back to back was a pain, but now PIXAR has returned to something familiar and fun. Some people do not like this movie, but I am not one of those people. This movie is super fun, super enjoyable, and a breath of fresh airCars 2 and Brave back to back was a pain, but now PIXAR has returned to something familiar and fun. Some people do not like this movie, but I am not one of those people. This movie is super fun, super enjoyable, and a breath of fresh air coming right after two of some of the worst movies in PIXAR's catalog. Monsters University is a prequel to Monsters, Inc., and this time stars Mike Wazowski. Cars 2 did something similar in trying to make the secondary character the main character in their sequel and it backfired horribly. Luckily for this film, it works very well as Mike Wazowski voiced by Billy Crystal is excellent and very charming, and gives a lot more depth to his character we didn't see in the original. The whole movie is enjoyable, but the only part that comes close to the quality of the first Monsters movie is the last third of the movie, which comes in suddenly when we think the movie is wrapping up. This last third is really good and I wish the rest of this movie was like it. As time went on, I started to enjoy this movie a lot more, and my family and I watch it often. I would say this is the PIXAR film (post-Toy Story 3) that we watch the most.… Expand
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omnifaceMar 11, 2021
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. a fantastic movie with not much else to it

pros
great graphics
decent plot
amazing characters
amazing development
splendid sequence cons
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TRANSFORMERSFANMar 11, 2021
this movie was a great movie and one of the best movies of 2013 along with thor 2, iron man 3, and planes!
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atabeyordekciAug 18, 2021
A look at the relationship between Mike Wazowski (Billy Crystal) and James P. "Sully" Sullivan (John Goodman) during their days at Monsters University, when they weren't necessarily the best of friends. (7)
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Bigwillyhaver69Jul 21, 2023
Very good animated movie one of my all time favorites :)))))))))))))))))))))
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