Monsters, Inc.

Monsters, Inc.

Animation • G • 2001 • 1 hr 32 min

7.8

8.1

Starring

John Goodman, Billy Crystal, Mary Gibbs, Steve Buscemi, James Coburn

Directed By

Written By

Andrew Stanton, Daniel Gerson

Attributes

Simple Light Watch With Family

Genre

Animation Comedy Family Fantasy

Release Date

November 2, 2001

User Reviews

It's funny, emotional, creative, tense, heartbreaking, and heartwarming. Everyone should eventually watch this movie.

Heartwarming and hilarious — Pixar magic at its best with lovable monsters, clever world-building, and real emotion.

Timothy Kerry OMARA

A fun, stylish and crisply animated movie. The writers and animators are very creative and it shows. It’s a great cast, funny and endearing

Very funny Pixar og. Plot is unique and well constructed. Graphics are revolutionary for the time. Probably not the best for younger kids

Pixar's imaginative gem. Goodman, Crystal charm. Clever world-building, heartfelt story. Funny and touching. Animation masterpiece.

One of the most unique and entertaining films from Disney/Pixar. Imaginative concept that was well executed. Laughs for the whole family

One of Pixar’s best! Beautiful animation that still looks current, inventive & engaging plot, fantastic voice acting & lovable characters.

Super sweet and easy children's animation that's also fun for adults... It's colorful, imaginative and entertaining!

Great concept for a family movie. Animation was great for it's time. Good voice actors as well.

The Grassy Noll

If you've ever wondered what the monsters in your closet do when they're not in your closet this movie should answer that

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7.8 – Based on 164k ratings

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