Monsters, Inc.

Release Date: 2002-09-17, Rating G (General Audience),

Release Date: 2002-09-17, Rating G (General Audience),

Release Date: 2002-09-17, Rating G (General Audience),

Release Date: 2002-09-17, Rating G (General Audience),

DVDs. Monsters, Inc.

From the Academy Award - winning creators of Toy Story comes the world's #1 computer- animated film.

Intelligent funny adorable and beautifully animated MONSTERS INC. will delight fans of SHREK and TOY STORY while drawing a new audience of curious kid-friendly viewers. Billy Crystal and John Goodman make a fiercely funny comedic team as job partners and best friends Mike Crystal--a little green guy with one huge eyeball and Sulley Goodman--a big purple and blue fuzzy guy with dinosaur spikes down his back. Mike and Sully work at MONSTERS INC. a gigantic corporation that captures the screams of little children and turns them into energy. To make the children scream the monsters must enter each child's bedroom through the closet door then deliver a frightening affront. The only problem is kids aren't scared anymore. And because of this problem Monsters Inc. is in a jam. But when one little girl Boo Mary Gibbs follows Sully through her closet door and into the factory she brings an even more dire issue to the fore: the monsters are actually terrified of children. From Pixar Animation Studios MONSTERS INC. is an

Intelligent funny adorable and beautifully animated MONSTERS INC. will delight fans of SHREK and TOY STORY while drawing a new audience of curious kid-friendly viewers. Billy Crystal and John Goodman make a fiercely funny comedic team as job partners and best friends Mike Crystal--a little green guy with one huge eyeball and Sulley Goodman--a big purple and blue fuzzy guy with dinosaur spikes down his back. Mike and Sully work at MONSTERS INC. a gigantic corporation that captures the screams of little children and turns them into energy. To make the children scream the monsters must enter each child's bedroom through the closet door then deliver a frightening affront. The only problem is kids aren't scared anymore. And because of this problem Monsters Inc. is in a jam. But when one little girl Boo Mary Gibbs follows Sully through her closet door and into the factory she brings an even more dire issue to the fore: the monsters are actually terrified of children. From Pixar Animation Studios MONSTERS INC. is an

Comedy - general DVD - The DVD edition of Monsters, Inc. -- the latest Disney-Pixar collaboration -- is really something to scream about. Its many supplemental features include the Academy Award-winning computer- animated short "For the Birds," as well as a new animated short created for the DVD, "Mike's New Car." There are also exclusive "outtakes" and, for animation buffs, a behind-the-scenes look at the artistic evolution of the film, from abandoned concepts to animation tests. But Monsters, Inc. -- an Academy Award nominee for Best Animated Feature and Oscar winner for Randy Newman's rollicking ode to friendship, "If I Didn't Have You" -- is itself a sheer joy to behold. While the Disney-Pixar Toy Story films and A Bug's Life revealed the secret lives of toys and insects, Monsters, Inc. confirms something that generations of children have always known: There really are monsters lurking in their bedroom closets! What they don't know is that these beasts are employees of the titular corporation, and their jo