Slothrop: Sweet, warm, funny and super intelligent movies like this--oh, and spittle inducingly beautiful to watch-- remind Slothrop that people are capable of more than chasing his ass all over Europe, threatening to castrate him. When aliens come to judge us and see the mess that we've made of everything, I hope they find a copy of this film and see that not everything we've done was a complete corporate sell-0ut. Plus, it was kinda cool to see Donnie as a mean purple lizard and Walter as a big furry blue bear-monster. It takes a real work of art to induce in ol' Slothy a nostalgia for childhood, but when Slothrop has kids, or puppies, whatever, he's gonna watch this film three times a day. Also, who's the CEO of Pixar? Makes me want to buy another mac just to say thank you.
Smart Boris: Little animated monster children are much cuter than real life children. If a spiky, five-armed creature jumped out of Mrs. Boris, he would embrace fatherhood with both of his stupid human hands, he would grab it and shake it vigorously. In fact, he is one sharpened stick away from choosing permanent myopia. Look at the big green thing! He gets all the chicks.
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Yes Slothrop! Our full endorsement! Something about most Pixar movies, and Monsters, Inc. in particular, is that there are no catchy modern pop songs or long strings of cliches or pop-hype cultural references to ensure the viewers attention doesn't waver. All character and story. Character and story! Who came up with this bold radical idea? We stood and applauded again and again!
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