A great movie full of humor and intelligence

Rating: 8/10 (23 September 2002)

With either John Goodman or Billy Crystal, you cannot go wrong. Put them together and you have a guaranteed success. That's exactly what "Monsters, Inc." is. These two actors know how do everything. I don't think they even need to be directed anymore. This shows in their dialogue throughout the movie; they never deliver a line incorrectly. Sometimes this movie is intelligent, sometimes it's very funny and other times it's both! The movie is stunning visually. The giant warehouse of doors is impressive. Sully's fur is a sign of how far computer animation has come since the days of "Toy Story." The story is very interesting as well and applies to everyone. Who didn't ever think that monsters were hiding in their closets? Pixar has an amazing way of capturing childhood imaginations like this and "What if our toys were alive?" that no other studio has ever been able to match.