REACTING to *Monsters Inc.* THIS MOVIE IS SO FUNNY (Movie Commentary) Animator Reacts

[@minxmish508]

They did actually use a kid...they just had a kid in a play room playing and just followed her around recording her voice/sounds etc xx

[@whitenoisereacts]

That’s honestly insane

[@jamiegameplaythrough9485]

@@whitenoisereacts Monsters Inc. was the only Pixar movie to have gotten a prequel, Monsters University.

[@vaahtobileet]

@@whitenoisereacts yea bro so insane. They recorded a kid?? Honestly and literally.

[@2abecrazy]

Yeah, Mary Gibbs was the voice of Boo. She would have been 3 years old at the time, maybe 4. In the behind the scenes footage, they explained that she had so much energy they couldn’t get her to sit still to record her lines. She just wanted to play around, so they decided they might as well record it by following her with a mic. The footage is on KZbin, it’s adorable!!!

[@robbiuchiha]

They do the same thing for Alot of movies and Ike from South Park

[@LadyKataNova]

This film is pretty dark. Randall's plan was to torture a small child to make her scream until she died. If he hadn't been caught, he could've kidnapped & tortured children for years. He was truly a terrifying monster.

[@whitenoisereacts]

The best kids movies have truly evil villains

[@horrorhistory7342]

Yeah Randall was bad but remember waternoose commissioned the whole thing and got Randall to do it. And his behind the guise of the tough but fair CEO who cares about his workers. I mean sully and mike were shocked at the betrayal and even the viewers were shocked. Like everyone thought it was obvious of Randall but no one thought he was any less than the big evil boss.

[@tortoiseoflegends4466]

@@horrorhistory7342 Waternoose was evil, but he at least didn't enjoy what was happening, he just saw it as the only alternative to save the monsters world. Randall actively DELIGHTED in torturing kids. IMO he's by far the most evil Pixar villain (arguably Syndrome is worse but I really hate Randall)

[@Lokear]

@@tortoiseoflegends4466 Oh, absolutely, Randall is more deeply evil than Syndrome. They're pretty close, but Randall definitely takes the cake imo.

[@sh_joy]

Did Randall still consider children monsters? If so, I wonder if we'd feel as strongly about this if he had been a human doing a similar thing to monsters? (Obviously he's evil, just wondering out loud here)

[@moonlitskylight5740]

I never bothered to look up the actress for Boo herself, if she became a speaking one. But she was too young to read lines, so they followed her around the studio with a microphone and let her play and such. It worked well.

[@stephaniethurmer5370]

You beat me to it. lol

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

That's adorable lol.

[@lillymsf5946]

Ugh but imagine when they were recording the sad scenes?? They prob had to make her cry 😢

[@bluegirl278]

@Lilly MSF they probably just recorded her crying naturally. They’d probably catch her crying if they followed her for a day or two.

[@moonlitskylight5740]

@@lillymsf5946 It doesn't take much for a child her age to cry so they probably just took her toy away for 10 seconds then gave it back.

[@littlemissmonster6969]

Boos voice actress was indeed a toddler at the time, and she was so excited to be taking part that they couldn’t get her to hold still and babble into the microphone, so instead they just let her roam the studio with a boom mic guy following her everywhere 😭

[@wavy6617]

Also I so agree with the point you make about how this movie drives home that children are precious and that the actions of adults affect them deeply.

[@whitenoisereacts]

It’s scary, but I think deeply profound as well

[@DFProductionsNow]

We love to see James tearing up. It shows he's human. It's not healthy to suppress emotions. There's a time for everything, To laugh, to cry and to discuss technical things. Keep it up!

[@laei6391]

Don't hold tears It's okay to cry

[@eagle1onoteagle10]

Me I’ve always said the lesson in this movie is that there’s nothing more powerful then a child’s laughter.

[@whitenoisereacts]

That is so true as well. When a kid really laughs it’s the purest thing ever

[@Meleena2218]

"it normally took 11 to 12 hours to render a SINGLE frame of sulley because of his 2.3 million individually animated hair strands" is what I remember reading.

[@The-Gabs]

Fun Disney theory, In 14:04 supposedly the monster that is talking here wasn't talking about Boo, He was describing Baby Jack-Jack from The Incredibles

[@oscargill423]

STOP THIS IS TOO GOOD

[@jamesparker1127]

Fun fact: Mary Gibbs was two years old when she provided the voice of Boo. They mostly just followed her around as she played as opposed to a recording booth.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Random, but the running gag of Mike being covered up by a logo or whatever like at 4:59 was also put on the DVD cover of this movie. A yellow sticker that was round said great low price and it was right on his face lol. They pushed that running gag to the limit. A kid was Boo and she was used from 2.5 - 3.5 years old during filming.

[@nekane6168]

WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT is a must watch for an animator. Hand made animation blending perfectly in the real world. Space Jam pales in comparison.

[@newyorker2682]

early 2000s Pixar will always be the best! incredibles, Nemo and monsters inc. just flawless movies!

[@razkable]

Toy story 2 is 1999 but that too...I like ratatouille ...

[@mrsfahrenheit]

@@razkable and the ratatouille musical is awesome 🙋🏼‍♀️ but yeah I really love ratatouille as well.

[@mrsfahrenheit]

Finding Nemo and The Incredibles are two of my Dad‘s favorite movies of all time🙏🏻 we just recently watched them together again

[@Lokear]

Well, not flawless, there are always flaws, but they're pretty damn near, which is impressive.

[@redviper6805]

The restaurant that Mike and Celia are at is called Harryhausen's. This is an homage to Ray Harryhausen, the man who made the stop-motion animation monsters for films like Jason and the Argonauts (1963), Sinbad and the Seventh Voyage, and more. His work had a profound influence on Steven Spielberg, Guillermo del Toro, and other filmmakers. Also, the octopus behind the bar in the restaurant with only six legs is a reference to It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955), a film in which Harryhausen created an octopus with six arms due to budget restrictions.

[@shelby1053]

Wow, this unlocked a memory I completely forgot about. I haven't seen this movie in years. I never realized how much I quote this movie in my daily life. I hope they make a movie with Boo all grown up. Also, Monsters University is very good too from what I can remember. Maybe you could do that one next!

[@whitenoisereacts]

It’s wild right?

[@wolfmayner6274]

This movie is a certified classic, I remember watching this when it came out when I was 3 and it scared the shit out of me haha

[@whitenoisereacts]

It literally raised a generation lol

[@jamiegameplaythrough9485]

@@whitenoisereacts Monsters Inc. was the only Pixar movie to have gotten a prequel, Monsters University.

[@xXBlackDragoonXx]

Sad that you couldn't see the extra stuff. Kind of sad that it isn't on Disney+ cause the blooper stuff is great. And they even made a short where they really went with making a company musical play called "Put that thing back where it came from or so help me"

[@cass6097]

It’s on KZbin as a bloopers reel and it’s really worth it!!!

[@aileengrullard7524]

My favorite part from the Monsters Inc bloopers is when sully opens his closet door and roz was behind him and said: "says who?"

[@oscargill423]

"A child, a child, there's a human child!"

[@madeleinereads]

Aw! I remember the bloopers for this movie. So funny!

[@sh_joy]

Yes they're so amazing 😂 "She's out of our haaaaaiiiiiirrrrrr..."

[@wavy6617]

Monster's Inc is my favourite Pixar movie. I think it has one of the most absurdly creative concepts (I remember my mind being totally blown when I first saw the warehouse of doors as a kid), amazing world building, beautiful animation, great humour, incredible character development, and SO MUCH HEART. Top tier.

[@Isabella-ny4nz]

I really like the relationship of Sully and Boo and their funny interactions. It shows how precious children are and how they just make you love them! 🥰

[@Adrianne519]

Yes! And I’m so glad they made her 2 after 3 because they literally had to take care of her, they usually don’t make the main kid characters this little, they usually have them be 8 or 9. And it’s way more impactful that she would be this age when Sully sees her face when he scares her.

[@SatanicKale]

I went to high school with the girl who played Boo. Her name is Mary and she was incredibly nice when we crossed paths! She had long dreadlocks for most of high school that were pretty cool

[@matthewhutchinson9353]

I know you’re just friends with her but can I have your autograph 😂

[@neb2504]

Pixar’s given us some great duos over the years (Woody & Buzz, Marlin & Dory), but I think Sully & Mike has to be the best one. It doesn’t hurt that John Goodman & Billy Crystal are both excellent comedy actors, but if I remember correctly they also did a lot of their recording together (not super common for dialogue recording) which probably helped them find the perfect balance between the two.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah, that’s not very normal, so I’m sure that added to the chemistry

[@Lokear]

More recently, but Joy and Sadness are a wonderful combo.

[@laurynhoy]

Fact: Whenever Mike and Sulley sponsor a product, most of Mike is covered by the price tag

[@bwilliams463]

The 'YO' Toyota pizza delivery truck from 'Toy Story' makes an appearance in all Pixar animated films. In 'Monsters Inc.,' it's parked by the hose trailer that they exile Randall to.

[@whitenoisereacts]

I keep trying to catch it!!

[@sigma--boss7098]

All movies, except The Incredibles for some reason

[@Lokear]

@@sigma--boss7098 They supposedly just forgot it, like how A113 isn't in this movie. I'm pretty sure they left both out on purpose to mess with us :)

[@cameronclark8083]

The trailer in monsters inc just so happens to be the same trailer from a bugs life.

[@ghostspider2056]

They did use an actual kid, they follow her around studio recording her sounds. The kid was named Mary Gibbs, they also named Boo real name Mary after her actress

[@SatanicKale]

Went to school with her for a few years and everyone knew her by Boo

[@solrachernandez3389]

Popular theory about Boo is that she's Violet from the Incredibles hence why she can vanish without others seeing her

[@whitenoisereacts]

Oh…lol I kinda like that

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

I still think she is lol.

[@benlhyenethehyena9947]

Oh wooow I love it, and that means she and her asigned monster had more in common than they thought

[@artistanthony1007]

The problem is Jack Jack was mentioned in the movie, kid shooting laser beams?

[@Maria-bj1yl]

The Pixar Theory is a whoooole trip but I love to think that it's actually true

[@mevb]

Sulley's fainting over and over again when he thinks Boo is being crushed, is a reference to the Chuck Jones cartoon Feed the Kitty when Marc-Anthony think his kitten friend Pussyfoot gets baked into a bunch of cookies and he faints over and over again as he watches in horror.

[@maxwellgrimsley]

I love watching as sully begins to call her “her.” And “she.” Whilst Mike calls her “it.” It’s a really nice detail that shows their relationship to her and how silly sees her as a person and a child, albeit not his own species. Whereas Mike is still distant and wary, viewing her as a animal of sorts.

[@kaputt_jay3873]

EXACTLY. It can give you some insight as to the character's emotions. Also noted that Waternoose calls the child "her", while Randall says "it."

[@mevb]

Well, you usually refer a child as "it" unless you specify the gender, then you say him or her.

[@lov1na716]

@@mevb people usually say "they" cause calling someone an IT is kinda wild

[@mevb]

@@lov1na716 Even when it's just one?

[@lov1na716]

@@mevb well yeah? For example: I’m talking about someone I haven’t met yet “i heard that we’re getting a new classmate today! I wonder what they’re like” see?

[@lillymsf5946]

Monsters Inc. is a perfect example of what animated movies are missing today. This film had class e.g. jazzy opening music, clean adult humor, adult themes, moral messages, 3D plot, etc. Not saying that ALL animated movies don't have some of these traits, it's just nowadays animated movies seem as tho they are afraid to include anything adult or anything not G-rated. And the best thing about the humor was that it grew up with us - when Boo knocks over the pile of CDs and Mike says, "AW those were alphabetized!" when we were kids, my brother and i didn't get that at all, but now that we're older we laugh our asses off XD i feel like this film takes itself seriously

[@zina2435]

what james said at 45:04 is so sweet i almost CRIED lol the things you do/say to grown people affect them, yes. but even the TINIEST little thing that you expose a child to can completely shape who they are. it can literally affect their development and stay with them for their whole life. they dont have any of the emotional defenses that we learn as we grow. so theyre extremely vulnerable. and thats so scary the scene where sully scares boo has always been one of my favorites :,) (particularly when i was 9/10 and extremely protective of my baby sister)

[@jacobcenter7374]

Though I don't believe it that much, it's worth mentioning that there's a theory that Boo is a young Violet from the Incredibles, what with her disappearing and being comfortable with the behemoth that is Sully (because Mr. Incredible is also very big)

[@evie3148]

Billy Crystal who voices Mike also voiced Calcifer in Howls Moving Castle!

[@Deepthoughtsabound]

And started out as a stand up comdian

[@leaness98]

Thanks for the Info! Now I have a reason to watch the movie in english 😄

[@chvrrvism3833]

im surprised the after credits scenes arent in here :( they were so funny for this movie

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah, same!

[@jainthorne4136]

You may have missed a great reference in this movie. The restaurant that he's made reservations for the receptionist's birthday is called Harryhausen's. Ray Harryhausen is famous for his stop motion creations in movies like 'Jason and the Argonauts', "Clash of the Titans" and "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad". He was an amazing talent.

[@arianafranco2199]

i also can never get over the fact that mike says they knew each other since elementary when walking to the car but then have a whole prequel where they meet in collage? wtf lol

[@razkable]

I mean they may have known of each other and met once

[@mevb]

Dan Scanlon say it's just a monster saying and therefore be taken with a pinch of salt. Originally Mike and Sulley were gonna meet as kids at Elementary school but they couldn't get thst to work so Pete Docter said it was okay to forget about that line.

[@kingscorpion7346]

8:54 when my son was still a toddler, we (watched the movie a million times!) went to a showing of Disney on Ice: Monster's Inc., and it was great! the talent of the skaters wearing those big monster costumes (especially Sulley!) as they skated through the doors and the audience screaming as they worked.

[@clover2739]

Details that I would love about this movies dvds and merch, it used to be a thing where they’d cover Mike with a sticker in official merch and stuff to continue to joke of him always being covered on tv and stuff, it’s just added stuff like that which makes it better. They used to do that with a lot of stuff, they’d find a way to cover him somehow I don’t know if they still do it

[@overdev1993]

I was so scared as a kid of the child robot at the beginning, I also had the audio book of the movie and the "simulation terminated" called back the picture of the child robot. god why they have to scare kids :D

[@whitenoisereacts]

I know! I remember stuff like that too

[@qrowing]

Old kids shows and movies were just different. So many unreasonably creepy moments, some with jump scares! And don't even get me started on Courage the Cowardly Dog. Return the slaaaab!

[@jamiegameplaythrough9485]

@@whitenoisereacts Monsters Inc. was the only Pixar movie to have gotten a prequel, Monsters University.

[@solrachernandez3389]

The two cleaning monsters are you guys 100% best friends who do everything together lol

[@whitenoisereacts]

Lol aww

[@razkable]

@@whitenoisereacts are you two gay lovers?

[@danielenevoldsen7211]

@@razkable Pretty sure they are cousins

[@kay-jay1581]

I love this movie, it’s probably one of my favorite early Pixar Movies. So there is Minster University which I do recommend but there is also Monsters at work. It takes place right after this movie and it’s a great series.

[@nightwing1343]

Yeah boo was voiced by a little girl named Mary Gibbs who is actually the daughter of Rob Gibbs who is a story artist at Pixar and was working on Monsters inc at the time (fun fact) Mary Gibbs was two years old at the time of filming for Monsters, Inc.. Since the crew found that Gibbs was unable to sit still in the recording booth, they followed her around the studio with a microphone to record her dialogue.

[@seebee925]

After watching the film, I never again blamed the washing machine or dryer for missing socks 😂 Damn, that was 20 years ago. I just love that Sulli looks so fluffy 😍

[@shainewhite2781]

Liked A Bug's Life, my parents and I watched it in theaters and we cracked up laughing as well.

[@gabeminor2617]

This has been and always will be the best Pixar film in my opinion. Everything holds up and is so amazing. From the animation, to the characters, the universe, the writing and especially the music.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah I might agree!!

[@valyg.creepy5844]

There is a theory I really love about this movie it's that the monsters are actually mutated humans after an apocalypse due to a big pandemic. And the door actually get them in the past, before this, that's why they're afraid of the kids, they're afraid of the pandemic to be back and cause a new apocalypse

[@ashleyjohnson9651]

17:57 as a daycare teacher, this is super unrelatable because Sulley didnt have to remind her to put her pants and pull-ups back on before she came out of the bathroom 🤣

[@queencerseilannister3519]

My friend and I STILL say "Put That Thing Back Where It Came from or so Help Me.... and cut!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@clairehall3245]

Absolutely love the commentary type videos. I would LOVE to see more!!!!

[@whitenoisereacts]

Ok, great!!

[@CChissel]

I want to see them react to Monsters vs Aliens. This reminded me of it, but it’s a cute, funny little movie that’s very enjoyable with great animation.

[@thruthemotions]

this movie was on repeat when i was a kid. Loved this movie

[@de606returns6]

You guys are hitting all my childhood favorites, Toy Story, A Bug's life and now this! Man, Finding Nemo is the only one I think you haven't covered yet...

[@mayavp]

Agreed. It's gotta be coming up.

[@sueacord1678]

Over the pass two years I think of the sock reaction and how a sneeze would create the same fear. Here is a story that has been passed around since Toy Story 3......Boo is Bonny. Many are saying this because of her design.

[@plumbus._.3639]

Dude this movie was my childhood! Me and my siblings had 5 movies to choose from every night and we picked this movie so often, brings back so many memories

[@zakkiyyabts7]

Monsters inc is one of my favorite animated movies I would watch this all the time when I was a little girl I use to have it on dvd and would watch with family on family night

[@LuLu-Sil]

Awh man, Sully closing the door then Boo opening it up and him not being there 😭 I can't! 💔

[@stephaniethurmer5370]

What great voices. Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, James Coburn

[@jessc.994]

I love this movie so much! Monsters University is also a really great prequel. And if you want to go further into the Monsters Inc. world, there is a mini series on Disney+ called Monsters At Work that takes place during the first few weeks after they switch to laugh power.

[@unknowndane4754]

I remember there being outtakes in this one, not sure why they werent available (Mike did a musical with "Put that thing back where you got it, or so help me")

[@artistanthony1007]

Disney just didnt include it.

[@mariakal605]

I love this movie so much! It's so timeless despite it having been a whole TWENTY years since its release just last year! 😭 I'd love to see you guys react to Monster's University too if you ever get the chance - it's really interesting when you compare the eras that the two movies were released and the "audience" they were for. Monster's Inc felt perfect for kids with Boo's character, but Monster's University came out when I was in college, and I can't tell you how perfectly timed that movie felt for me at that age. The message from the 2nd movie felt so perfectly timed. Almost like the creators of the movie meant it just for the kids who had grown up seeing Monster's Inc 🥺

[@clover2739]

Also I don’t know if you’ve ever seen it, Pixar actually animated them doing the ‘put that thing back where it came from or so help me’ musical like they didn’t need to but it’s amazing! I don’t remember if it was at the end of the dvd or if it was in one of the extra scenes him had to find

[@Adrianne519]

Oh it’s one of the best things! It’s just as good as the movie! It’s one of the best bonus features they’ve ever done!

[@BigFearedBalloon]

I remember it being an End Credits thing. So I'm surprised it didn't appear.

[@mevb]

The swedish dub and DVD and Blu-ray have the bloopers and company play included.

[@donnathomas6063]

I always loved this movie - but this reaction hit so much more this time, as I became a parent in the last year! So relatable!! Especially the sudden changes in emotions (happy - tears - laughter) and the wishing you had a magic word for putting them to sleep. Even the turning around they're suddenly not there! Little kids move way faster than you think

[@tinahastie]

3:25 truth! Being a preschool teacher you have to build up an extreme immune system! 💪🏻 30:22 that literally happened today! Just not with a bat, thank heavens. 😅 Loved your reactions to this!! 😂😊

[@hayleybelden2939]

The DVD for this movie had so much as far as bonus features! I loved all the interactive games that you could play on the disc with your TV remote! I think that's why I remember the doors so vividly, because they used that as the basis for the games, not just that one scene and the opening scene in the movie

[@rachelvanlandinghammorris7556]

Monster’s University is the prequel to this movie. It came out in 2013, and it’s great! Would love to see a reaction to that!

[@Lampey22]

15:32 it was a 3 year old girl named Mary who voiced her. Fun fact, they named the character Mary after her!

[@lauraperez5526]

I’m glad you guys started making longer videos, more time to enjoy your content!

[@artsysabs]

I think my new favorite scene is "I'm being attacked!" "I'm not attacking you" 😂

[@Warner1929]

Another Easter Egg to look for in all Pizar films is the Pizza Planet truck from Toy Story. In this movie it is on the side of the trailer truck where Randall was tossed into.

[@shismith8785]

Thank God something else to occupy my mind other than the fighting 🙃 you guys saved my day

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yes of course!!

[@shismith8785]

@@whitenoisereacts SLAVA UKRAINE ✊🏻

[@missusdr]

Aww I wish you guys could have seen the bloopers…they’re so great. One of my favorites is when Sulley can’t figure out pig Latin 😆. Such a fun movie, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@cisarvitiate]

This might be one of my 3 favourite PIXAR movies of all times. The other 2 are COCO and LUCA.

[@kenna_elyse]

Mary Gibbs was the voice of Boo! her dad was a storyboard artist on the movie :)

[@drm877]

YES! I requested this reaction and can't wait to watch it right now!

[@merrenrose]

This movie is my childhood! When I was little I looked just like Boo and my family used to call me by her name. I hope you guys really enjoyed it! ✨💜💚

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

That's cute and I love your name :)

[@omin231]

So... this movie lost the oscar to first ever Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, to the movie Shrek.

[@lukefitton7329]

Shrek is good but that's an absolute robbery.

[@jamiegameplaythrough9485]

Monsters Inc. was the only Pixar movie to have gotten a prequel, Monsters University.

[@roux823]

One of my fav Pixar stories is for Ratatouille. When they dressed someone up in a chef outfit and threw him in a pool for reference for that scene where Linguini falls in the river lol

[@whitenoisereacts]

Lmao!! That’s great

[@dabloonkitty]

they do have a monsters inc ride in disneyland california and it goes through the whole movie basically. BUT IMAGINE A ROLLERCOASTER WITH THE DOORS 😭😭 thatd be sick

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah!! I’ve never been on the monsters inc ride…

[@ianij99]

This was the first movie I ever saw in theaters. I was two years old when this came out! I remember my mom telling me how I was the only kid who didn't cry when Sully roared. I loved the big fluffy monster lol

[@redviper6805]

Now you have a better appreciation of Doc from Baby Driver being ticked off about being fed lines from from Monsters Inc.

[@prav1260490]

Every time I watch your reactions, I get this craving for boba. I blame you both lol. I LOVE this movie and I loved the reaction!

[@whitenoisereacts]

😂😂what’s ur go two order?

[@prav1260490]

Black milk tea with regular ice, 75% sugar and cheese foam. I'm salivating and YOU'RE NOT HELPING 🤣

[@knightwolf3511]

finding nemo was the next movie Monsters, Inc. came out in 2001 finding nemo 2003 so it was a hint of the next movie, all pixar movies have hints of upcoming movies

[@avengersfan949]

Mary Gibbs played Boo in this movie. She was only 5 years old

[@ramonlopez3681]

There was a theory that jack jack teleported to their dimension and that explains why the monster said it was flying and shooting laser beams out of his eyes

[@whitenoisereacts]

Lmao! I love that one

[@travisherndon94]

16:37 - 16:38 What everyone says to an exotic pet owner lol

[@ColbyTalksMovies]

Finally my favourite film ever! I’ve watched it every night for the past 5 years!

[@emilianodiaz766]

You watched it every day during 5 years straight? 😐😐

[@sagesaria]

One detail I really love since I heard it pointed out in the DVD commentary: The canisters are much bigger after they move over to laughs, because of how strong laughter is.

[@laceylambert4239]

You guys should do a discussion for Avatar I like to hear your thoughts on the movies and shows you watch!! I'm almost through with Haikyuu!!!

[@whitenoisereacts]

Possibly!! I’ll keep it in mind

[@jamesparker1127]

10:16 2020 in a nutshell.

[@jessaminedavis1526]

If you were looking for the bloopers, there are bloopers (don't know why it wasn't on this one) but you can find them on KZbin

[@lillianbarbieri7771]

This movie will be forever one of my favorites. I remember when it came out and I watched like a hundred times and even though I know the movie in it's entirely I still watch every time it is on. The characters are so well developed and it is just amazing. Fun fact, this movie was the movie that create the fur animation in pixar. Before this, if you look at toy story for example, the fur from the dog it pretty blend. So they actually created a whole new technology just to animate the texture and the fur. It is quite impressive

[@bexc348]

I loved this movie and I still enjoy it, such a great concept! Would love to see you guys react to the prequel, thanks for the reaction 😊

[@kaylagaymon4873]

Monsters Inc was my heart and soul. It's very emotional, but I love the actions, funny moments and Mary Gibbs' performance as Boo will never get old. React to Space Jam 😍😍😍😢😢😢🤣🤣🤣

[@lucysmith6530]

When I was pregnant I called my son boo because he’d kick randomly. I also had a job as a bar manager in a cocktail bar once and a kid (seriously he was like 15) handed me an ID that had the name “mike Wazowski” I don’t think I’ve ever laughed so hard!

[@sevenwatersfeels]

Please guys watch Tangled or Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (a classic), I’d like to see your reaction

[@matthewhutchinson9353]

Fun Fact: Randalls’s assistant is voiced by Frank Oz, long time muppet performer, film director, and voice of yoda

[@artloveranimation]

One thing that helped with the monster designs, in my opinion, was choosing very saturated colors and kinda like how children would draw monsters

[@juliaworcester4935]

This movie was my whole childhood and I looked just like Boo as a child with the pigtails and everything so everyone called me Boo when I was little. So this is a special place in my heart

[@Emunah_]

I adored this movie as a child and still adore it to this day. I am glad you enjoyed it and I could relive my nostalgia with you guys a bit.

[@SevenEllen]

They got a real child to play Boo, Mary Gibbs, who was only two at the time; they just waited until she made the rights sounds they wanted, including the crying. It was difficult working with her, because she just couldn't focus due to being so young, and ran around a lot. :D

[@jamesmoyner7499]

I like the reference of having the restaurant named Harryhausen in a world of monsters after the legendary monster creator Ray Harryhausen. Which brings me to say if you haven’t seen them watch his films of: The 7th Voyage of Sinbad, The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms, Jason and the Argonauts, The Golden Voyage of Sinbad, Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger and Clash of the Titans (stay away from the trash remake), to name a few.