@@burnt_cheetoes13 yeah that wouldnt make sense. Shes in a different dimension. While back home time would of flown by. Her parents would of assumed she was gone forever only for her to come home one night the exact same age she left.
Yeah, if anything, it should be the other way around! That would explain why Boo's room wasn't CRAWLING WITH POLICE when they tried to bring her back; because in the human world it had only been a few hours, short enough that her parents thought she was just still sleeping, but in the monster world it was a few days.
@@InsertFunnyThingHere Cars 2 is hilarious. I can see why people dislike it. It's a major tone shift from the down-to-earth first movie and the characters from the last movie are sidelined . It still makes me laugh.
@@blumberde8726 I actually like Cars 2. Finding Dory was even better than the original, Incredibles 2 was really good, the art and technology really improved since 2004, I didn't see Cars 3 yet, Monsters University is awesome, all the Toy Stories are phenomenal.
i always thought the perfect sequel would be set a few years after the first where boo and sully have still been visiting each other and boo frequently visits the monster world in disguise, she even babysits for Cecilia and Mike's monster toddlers. The story would become sully having to grapple with the fact that a kids monster should only be a temporary thing in childhood, and hanging on to his relationship with Boo was in fact stunting her growth, in that its revealed that she is actually scared of the real world, and she is using her escapism with sully in the monsters world to avoid making friends, maturing and participating in her own world. I could see a few scenes where sully decides to accompany boo out into her own world to encourage her, and mike, outraged follows with Cecilia follow in pursuit. during the real world excursion, boo is forced to distract a bunch of girls from her school to allow sully to escape detection, she rambles about the monster world and the girls initially mock her, but the interaction is cut short. the final scene is sully deciding he should destroy boos door to avoid her giving up entirely on the real world. He goes to visit one more time, and is met with a sleepover, where boo and a dozen of her friends are sleeping soundly. he looks around the room and sees that boo has been drawing and writing comics about the monster world and apparently the girls he thought were mocking Boo were in fact intrigued and wanted to be friends with the "weird" girl. the end would be sully 'retiring' boo's door, not destroying it, and Boo instead leaving editions of her latest comics for sully under the wardrobe door
@@tornadodee148 Simple, because fans of movies are much more creative in their ideas than actual movie directors themselves. It's always been that way.
Monsters University had a god tier moment when Mike realized he wasn't scary and had to accept his limitations. Most movies will have the main character eventually overcome their obstacles and fulfill their destiny, but not Mike. He was never scary and never will be, but he accepts it and focuses on what he's good at. That's much more meaningful of a revelation than 90% of any animated movie
Man, i just realized how the fur and skin textures on the monsters in monsters university were too clean and was obviously disney's way of making the kids buy their merch and toys related to monsters inc The furst movie's (Monsters Inc) animation is so cool and you can really see the freckles on the monsters skin or how messy their furs were Disney just went backwards with this one
No the way the fur looks in monsters university is what they always intended. The animation and technology just advanced over the years. Also they are younger in this movie so it makes sense for them to look cuter.
i saw Monsters University in theatres and had a massive reaction to some medications halfway through, i managed to get home and then ended up in the ER several hours later after the most intense migraine/body chills/fever and muscle spasms. Whenever I think of Monsters University I just get flashbacks to that lol.
I LOVED that cabin scene. The rest of the movie was pretty forgettable and I legit forgot it existed but that scene was just SO GOOD. It encapsulated their friendship dynamic perfectly! Mike had the knowledge and skill to be one of the top scarrers out there but not the looks while Sully had the looks but not much else. That scene was done so well
I imagine how randals human world life would be like. Perhaps after being beat with a shovel he woke up in a maximum security prison at area 51, he became insane and sought to escape and get his revenge
Something tells me that Monsters At Work may just be used to test and see how popular a Monsters Inc sequel would be. I mean, given how popular it still is amongst social circles, it's warranted at this point. Either way, I have a sticky gut feeling that whenever Disney decides to end this show, it'll end with a cliffhanger of some sort that basically reveals Monsters Inc 2 is on the way.
This theory of Boo is shot, and the concept of time being faster in her world is bunk. As I rewatched the movie, near the end with her door repaired. She actually says Kitty still in her child voice.
I agree, that's why we didn't actually write whatever version they were talking about in this vid. Certainly not the ending of Boo being an old woman. Cheers!
@@BubblesZap Good question, but why so many "?????"? We wrote pretty much this example based on the screenplay, not Internet speculation. I understand that there hasn't been a lot of info out there as Disney paid us quite handsomely so we respected their wishes to keep it private. But, over a decade later it finally leaked out to a select group of Disney fans with Internet channels. ruclips.net/video/x_ZFuf6Y6WM/видео.html
@@BobbydawriterI actually just found that video a minute ago, will say you had some really great stuff planned! Shame it didn't go through, also sorry have just been super curious about this mystery for years! Glad to finally know tbh, also thanks for replying! Much appreciated
@@BubblesZap As you can imagine it was a very frustrating ordeal to go through. We have so much interest in this project (along with the still yet to be leaked version of our TS3 draft) that it is fun to see everyone's attempts at cobbling together their versions of "what if's". We love these original films and characters as much as anyone...they were a HUGE part of our lives for that blip in time at Circle 7. Good work you do here on your channel!
I listened to a podcast with the writers of Lost in Scare-dise, and one detail missing here is that they revealed why Mike is upset is that he has to make it back to his wedding with Cecila. It's a ticking clock that keeps the story moving as they try to find a way back, which would be revealed to be ironic given the twist ending. They mentioned that the execs at Circle 7 were blown away and said it was the one of the best pitch sessions they've had in their entire life. They were so well received that they were placed onto the struggling Toy Story 3 in order to fix that after the disastrous draft from Hertzfeld. So in that time they were story leads on two simultaneous Circle 7 projects with TS3 taking priority. They said they were actually pleased with their version of the film as they fixed it and that the daycare scene actually ended up being very close to the one used in the 2010 film. Sadly (?) Circle 7 folded very quickly and shortly afterwards when Pixar was purchased by Disney in 2006. If you guys want to listen to it it's part of Jim Hill's Fine Tooning podcast on his Jim Hill Media podcast feed from last year.
Please make a video about how Meet The Robinsons is good, I wanna convince myself I really like it and it's not just because it's about family and adoption and that's my soft spot
When I watched this video, I recalled a concept I had for a Monsters Inc sequel, it would have involved some new employee at at the company getting captured by the kid he was supposed to entertains, and ends up being taken away by the CIA where the truth about the monsters world and scare/laugh energy gets exposed to the humans. This leads Sully and Mike to have to act as ambassadors of the monster world to go to the human world and delegate with the humans to let them keep using children's laugh energy. I had some other ideas in mind, like Sully and Mike meeting a teenage Boo who's now a bit of an outcast who feels like she doesn't belong with humans, a rival energy company called 'Scare Enterprises' who wants to convert back to scare energy, and the monsters being offended by the human world's horror movies because they're mostly gory rather than scary.
Bruh, imagine what that time shift thing does for the first movie? Like, that had Boo for what? 3 days? That means in the real world weeks even maybe Months could’ve gone by, and SUDDENLY boo just appears back in her bed one night. Or- when they’re banished to the Himalayas, and Sulley gets back... that could’ve been less than 5 or 10 minutes in Monster time.
I love the premise that they get stuck on the human world, but the concept of time going faster in there directly contradicts the first movie: - In the first movie, they assign monsters to specific kids, who scare them multiple times. For example, Randall was Boo's monster. If the kids really grew so fast, that wouldn't be a thing. - Sully and Mike would already know about this since they already visited Boo in her room at the end of the first movie, after she was in there for a while. - The Yeti would already be dead because he was banished a while ago. (Unless he lives a very long time) - Also just... everytime a monster comes into a room to scare a child, they close the door behind them! And doesn't come out for some minutes. It simply doesn't work like that. As I said, I would still love a story with them being in the human world, but the ending couldn't be this.
Great video, sad to hear about the hiatus but it's not good to get burnt out. Hope you enjoy your vacation! We'll all be looking forward to your return. PS: Dazz wears white socks: Confirmed.
The prequel is pretty decent but I think the lesson of that movie is that we all have differences in our lives, and we don't need to compare our strengths to someone else's. Oozma Kappa are different from other scary monsters but they do have hidden potential to be scary like them.
Why do people always hate on the prequel sure I would love to see the sequel but the prequel was fine but hey everyone is entitled to their own opinion
Pixar: *says that they won’t make any more sequels for their older movies after Toy Story 4* Also Pixar: *Creates Monsters at Work* (Sure it’s a spin-off show and not a movie but still it’s a sequel)
Am I the only one who loved the white sock scene from Monsters Inc as a kid? It is probably one of the most vivid movie scenes from my childhood simply because even as a kid I found it funny that they shaved a guy and blew something up in a building over a white sock.
John Lasseter's response to a non pixar company making their movies : It's like you have these children you love very much But then you have to give them up for adoption to convicted child molesters
Film Theory had a theory that pretty much said that Monster Inc is based in a far future (far past Wall-E) where humans had evolved into monsters. So, the monster in Monster Inc basically have access to time travel, which makes sense with the part where Sully and Mike see Boo when she's older.
remember either a fan-plot or a canceled movie where boo forgot about sully and didn’t believe in monsters and thus couldn’t see him but her younger brother could, because he believed in monsters and so they had to scare boo to make her remember and what not.
Honestly, of the three scrapped Pixar sequels, this one's the one I really want to see actually made someday. Even with the extremely scarce information about it, the whole concept of Sulley and Mike going into the human world to find Boo sounds way more interesting than the bootleg college movie (that creates a bunch of continuity errors just by existing) we got with MU.
I highly doubt that I will ever get to enjoy the Monsters at Work series as much as I did with the Monsters Inc and Monsters University. The voice cast in my country was just legendary, and really made the characters. Unfortunately, the voice actor and comedian who provided the voice of many popular Disney and Pixar characters, passed away two years ago.
I DID like the idea of the guys seeing an adult boo but I was hoping she's be like 22 at the end of the first film, like you'd hear a mature voice. but seems a bit too dark to make boo old and dying. Kids dont need to be reminded in a entertainment movie that they're going to die. The march of time will do that fine without someone beating you over the head with it and calling it "art" XD
I’m a pretty new subscriber, I just found your videos and really love them. I’m sad to hear you are going on hiatus, I hope everything in your life goes well and you can keep making great stuff. In the mean time I’ll probably go through the whole catalogue, you have a great channel!!
Wait, this creates a really big problem in the first movie; a lot of people have pointed out how Boo was gone from home for about a day, which of course would make her parents worried, especially when she just reappears out of nowhere. However, if this movie was going to retcon that time moves faster in the human world (how old does that make the Abominable Snowman if he had gotten exiled long enough ago to be a cautionary tale????), that means Boo was missing for much longer in the human world, creating some really horrible implications, and making the issue of the parents apparently not contacting the police about their missing daughter (due to a lack of police tape or similar evidence that police had been there to investigate)
The time thing creates many issues, especially as the kids have designated monsters and it would mean that Boo's family would have been very distraught as the new plot RipVanWinkles her days in the monster land into years. Plus considering how young she was, did they have to start scaring her as an infant for Randall to be established so much as her monster? With the concerns about children bejng less and less scarable and for less time, it would be odd for that not to be mentioned with that huge amount of details about the shortage. The reveal sounds sweet, but it gadnt been worked out enough yet and I'm not sure if they could've kept it without really dragging out the search for her. Finding a scrapbook with her life memories going back to a collecfion of old art of Scully would be a good touch. They could even use it as foreshadowing in the last third of the movie. Thinking that the drawings were just left behind or thinking that it's a relative and scampering through the house revealing and realizing that they're simply in her old house with that old lady again.
I mean also makes complicated, that even in the og film as it is, Boo techinically was on Monstropolis some days, so like doesn't her parents would be searching for her. And with this time would be even weirdier.
(Spoilers if you're going through the comments) When you said the old lady was Boo, my heart broke. I was thinking if they ever did a real sequel, at worst-since we had no idea how much time had passed since she left-Boo was going to be a full on adult with a daughter that looked just like her. But that idea is just so...heart-wrenching!! I'm thankful this idea never got off the ground then. Monsters Inc isn't my favorite pixar movie, but I have a special place in my heart for it because it was one of the last good movies I remember seeing with my mom before things went downhill for her. (She's still technically around, but has dementia at 65 due to a long bout with severe MS. She also had bad taste in movies, tbh, sans Monsters inc and a few others.) So...yeah. Good video, but really sad.
I could actually see a good Monsters Inc. movie being made. Personally, I'd set it years later. Boo (given a real name, but still going by the nickname) is grown up, and meeting with Sully now and again through a door hidden somewhere. Turns out she's been studying theoretical physics, trying to reverse-engineer the Door technology. While she genuinely enjoys their visits with Sully, she's also taking readings from the door (setting the stage for a "liar revealed" moment). She wants to bring the human and monster worlds together. Throw in some shady humans who want to exploit this, and an anti-human group in the Monster world who fear humans (more for their tech than the "poison" myth) and want less reliance on humans and you have your antagonists. Monster and human clash, and eventually Sully and Boo manage to stop the antagonists, and start to really bring the worlds together. That's the way I'd go, anyway.
I always wondered whether or not the monsters could've benefitted from making a pact with the humans. Like, instead of meeting the children one by one and trying their best to get energy out of them, they could have doors applied to theatres where comedy performances happen, and get guffaws by the crowdful, giving the humans involved a cut of the produced energy for their trouble. Or, heck, even setting up a door near an amusement park ride and get a good amount of human screams. That would definitely increase energy output, but of course, it might come with the cost of greater monster unemployment. Perhaps a few jobs in engineering might be made to help convert human technology to be able to run off human-generated energy, but humans are pretty resourceful, and could probably do some of that themselves. Not to mention, humans being humans, very well might try to manipulate such a deal to disproportionately benefit them. It does seem risky, but perhaps potentially rewarding? I wonder if Boo would be aware of what a can of worms she stands to open...
my christmas present its going to come in new year, im having an existencial crisis, my withe sock now its pink, but nothing off that matters because dazz uploaded a video :]
I always kind of figured the doors were like an inter-time lock when activated, because how else would the parents not hear the monsters or their kids screaming bloody murder or how the monsters calmly exit the room without the parents bursting in and seeing them first? Especially with the prequel in mind, the adults could see Mike and Sulley. I always assumed triggers for what would cause the inter time warp to falter would be touching things in the other dimension. They’re not apart of yours and you’re not apart of theirs, kinda like when people would go back in time and mess with one thing and cause a domino effect, touching kids toys or items would cause a ripple. (Scratching the bedpost or sweeping the drapes wouldn’t be heard behind a shut bedroom door, so obviously some ripples they work with) Screams are what’s needed to be harnessed so if the kid cries, it also causes a ripple since the canister isn’t absorbing the sound and alerts the parents. That used to be my weird overthought out theory of MI 😅
If time moves faster in the human world, then it raises a million questions about the first movie. If 1 year in the Monster world makes Boo go from like 2 years old to fricking 100, then the time she's missing in the monster world as a child would make all of her parents and family be at least one year older or more (judging by the time movement logic, 1 week in the monster world would be approximately 2 years in human time and Boo spent at least a few days in the Monster World.) She would have been labelled missing, family life would be completely different and she quite possibly could have been returned to a house no longer occupied by her family. After having a child go missing at such a young age with no explanation, it would stand to reason her family would leave that house to escape the bad memory associated with it.
I will admit that for the longest time, I've considered Monsters University to be the worst Pixar movie. Hell it's still probably my least favorite Pixar movie. That's likely because I loved the original so much. Watternoose is the best twist villain, Mike and Sully have a great dynamic, that one scene with the white sock is great, and with all that in mind, I would love to see Lost in Scareidise. Mike and Sully trying to disguise themselves has great comedic potential and that last scene has a good chance at making me cry
You know what would be a great idea for a sequel? *So, Mike and Sulley are running their business. One day, one of their employees goes missing, say Mike and Sulley’s close friend. He was last seen going into some door to the human world. Sully goes after him, only for him to be kidnapped and also go missing. Turns out he was captured by the military. He gets taken to Area 51, where they have stored many of the missing monsters of Monstropolis (and for some reason, the Abominable Snowman is there too). Mike gets worried. He goes in with some other monster. The other monster gets captured, but Mike survives. And so he plans to devise an Area 51 Raid with all the other monsters to free their friends. Mike reinvigorates the scary instincts of his friends and employees so that they could once again scare the humans. They are all successful, the monsters are freed, and they all return to Monstropolis. The end.* The title will be: *Monsters Area*
The worst thing is that when I was a kid I had watched monsters University and I didn't watch monsters Inc but I recently watched it and I also started watching the series
“Time moves faster in the human world,” that’s a TERRIBLE idea. Boo goes from missing for a couple days to missing for weeks or years.
Wait so that means if this was cannon, she would of been like 5 or 6 ( or older ) when she comes back
@@burnt_cheetoes13 no she would’ve been missing for years and returned exactly how she looked when she went missing
EXACTLY
@@burnt_cheetoes13 yeah that wouldnt make sense. Shes in a different dimension. While back home time would of flown by. Her parents would of assumed she was gone forever only for her to come home one night the exact same age she left.
Yeah, if anything, it should be the other way around! That would explain why Boo's room wasn't CRAWLING WITH POLICE when they tried to bring her back; because in the human world it had only been a few hours, short enough that her parents thought she was just still sleeping, but in the monster world it was a few days.
remember back when pixar refused to make sequels aside from toy story for artistic integrity? yeh, me too.
All the sequels were good though. The only bad movies are Brave and Good Dinosaur.
@@icecreamhero2375 *all?*
@@blumberde8726 he's pretending *that one* doesn't exist
@@InsertFunnyThingHere Cars 2 is hilarious. I can see why people dislike it. It's a major tone shift from the down-to-earth first movie and the characters from the last movie are sidelined . It still makes me laugh.
@@blumberde8726 I actually like Cars 2. Finding Dory was even better than the original, Incredibles 2 was really good, the art and technology really improved since 2004, I didn't see Cars 3 yet, Monsters University is awesome, all the Toy Stories are phenomenal.
Everyone: Wants sequel
Pixar: *Prequel, take it or leave it*
Next time, we should want prequel, because we might get sequel if we want prequel
@@pogggaming4470 Hope Pixer does nit see that
*#lolz*
@Jason Steelflex yes
We are getting a sequel show
If that movie was actually made, the ending would legitimately make me cry.
How can an ending cry
@@nezaniatoimya by crying
*D U H*
I cried a little just hearing about it, I'm not sure I could handle actually seeing it
That profile is perfect
@@xeye_candyx4778 you're right, they should've made a joke about that or smthin.
I got hype af many years ago when Monsters University was announced me and many others thought it was gonna be Sully telling boo how he met Mike
When you change ur profile picture
Clever
i always thought the perfect sequel would be set a few years after the first where boo and sully have still been visiting each other and boo frequently visits the monster world in disguise, she even babysits for Cecilia and Mike's monster toddlers. The story would become sully having to grapple with the fact that a kids monster should only be a temporary thing in childhood, and hanging on to his relationship with Boo was in fact stunting her growth, in that its revealed that she is actually scared of the real world, and she is using her escapism with sully in the monsters world to avoid making friends, maturing and participating in her own world. I could see a few scenes where sully decides to accompany boo out into her own world to encourage her, and mike, outraged follows with Cecilia follow in pursuit. during the real world excursion, boo is forced to distract a bunch of girls from her school to allow sully to escape detection, she rambles about the monster world and the girls initially mock her, but the interaction is cut short. the final scene is sully deciding he should destroy boos door to avoid her giving up entirely on the real world. He goes to visit one more time, and is met with a sleepover, where boo and a dozen of her friends are sleeping soundly. he looks around the room and sees that boo has been drawing and writing comics about the monster world and apparently the girls he thought were mocking Boo were in fact intrigued and wanted to be friends with the "weird" girl. the end would be sully 'retiring' boo's door, not destroying it, and Boo instead leaving editions of her latest comics for sully under the wardrobe door
That actually sounds pretty cute.
Why do plot synopsis in the comments on social media are always 100x better than the actual plots of the movies discussed??🤣🤣🤣
Sounds like a box office hit! Send it to Pixar!
@@tornadodee148 Simple, because fans of movies are much more creative in their ideas than actual movie directors themselves. It's always been that way.
@@lukethomas6900 Yeah. Fans know what they want to see.
“Been spendin most our live livin in a Monsters Scare-adise”
ha* nice reference to "Gangster's Paradise"
I love it!! ( its even funnier than "Amish Paradise" )
Scare children one or twice livin in a monster's paradise
@@jacobglavich2909 we scare children once or twice livin in a Monsters Scare-a-dise
*The best Pixar film and the one worthy of a Sequel*
Monsters University had a god tier moment when Mike realized he wasn't scary and had to accept his limitations. Most movies will have the main character eventually overcome their obstacles and fulfill their destiny, but not Mike. He was never scary and never will be, but he accepts it and focuses on what he's good at. That's much more meaningful of a revelation than 90% of any animated movie
*It is the best Pixar film*
Is it bad that I prefer Monsters University to Monsters INC?
@@miguelgcgamer9878 It is decent
Incredibles and Toy Story are also really good and Cars is underrated
What I read about the sequel is Randall's redemption story. Now THIS is what I would love to see
Me too
Same
Monsters Inc. 2 got *canceled* ? Twitter has gone too far this time.
are you trying to make a joke?
@@gluedglued1252 dunno but they succeeded
Cool joke dude
Didn’t Monsters Inc. already have a sequel?
@@fusiondraws7482 no, it has a prequel
Well the closest they have to a sequel is an upcoming Disney+ series?
There’s also the Monster’s Inc. storyline in KH3.
Wester Frost what’s kh3?
Sebslasher 88 Kingdom Hearts 3
@@westerfrost3701 don't forget the comic series Laugh Factory
Man, i just realized how the fur and skin textures on the monsters in monsters university were too clean and was obviously disney's way of making the kids buy their merch and toys related to monsters inc
The furst movie's (Monsters Inc) animation is so cool and you can really see the freckles on the monsters skin or how messy their furs were
Disney just went backwards with this one
I did notice this too, but I chalked it up to the characters being younger
Pretty sure that just Pixar that either wanted to make them look younger and show that their better at handling fur than the first movie
No that’s just because the first movie was made back when it was extremely hard to make things look good because we didn’t yet know how.
No the way the fur looks in monsters university is what they always intended. The animation and technology just advanced over the years. Also they are younger in this movie so it makes sense for them to look cuter.
or, you know, the tecnology not being as good back then, the characters being younger, etc
i saw Monsters University in theatres and had a massive reaction to some medications halfway through, i managed to get home and then ended up in the ER several hours later after the most intense migraine/body chills/fever and muscle spasms. Whenever I think of Monsters University I just get flashbacks to that lol.
Imagine a movie being so bad it literally sends you to the ER
(in all seriousness tho glad you're okay)
Glad you’re ok!
I LOVED that cabin scene. The rest of the movie was pretty forgettable and I legit forgot it existed but that scene was just SO GOOD. It encapsulated their friendship dynamic perfectly! Mike had the knowledge and skill to be one of the top scarrers out there but not the looks while Sully had the looks but not much else. That scene was done so well
This cancelled sequel actually sounds quite good.
I imagine how randals human world life would be like. Perhaps after being beat with a shovel he woke up in a maximum security prison at area 51, he became insane and sought to escape and get his revenge
Something tells me that Monsters At Work may just be used to test and see how popular a Monsters Inc sequel would be. I mean, given how popular it still is amongst social circles, it's warranted at this point. Either way, I have a sticky gut feeling that whenever Disney decides to end this show, it'll end with a cliffhanger of some sort that basically reveals Monsters Inc 2 is on the way.
Thats if Disney continues to take good care of the Monsters inc franchise.....
This theory of Boo is shot, and the concept of time being faster in her world is bunk. As I rewatched the movie, near the end with her door repaired. She actually says Kitty still in her child voice.
I agree, that's why we didn't actually write whatever version they were talking about in this vid. Certainly not the ending of Boo being an old woman. Cheers!
@@Bobbydawriter What did you write then?????
@@BubblesZap Good question, but why so many "?????"?
We wrote pretty much this example based on the screenplay, not Internet speculation. I understand that there hasn't been a lot of info out there as Disney paid us quite handsomely so we respected their wishes to keep it private. But, over a decade later it finally leaked out to a select group of Disney fans with Internet channels. ruclips.net/video/x_ZFuf6Y6WM/видео.html
@@BobbydawriterI actually just found that video a minute ago, will say you had some really great stuff planned! Shame it didn't go through, also sorry have just been super curious about this mystery for years! Glad to finally know tbh, also thanks for replying! Much appreciated
@@BubblesZap As you can imagine it was a very frustrating ordeal to go through. We have so much interest in this project (along with the still yet to be leaked version of our TS3 draft) that it is fun to see everyone's attempts at cobbling together their versions of "what if's". We love these original films and characters as much as anyone...they were a HUGE part of our lives for that blip in time at Circle 7. Good work you do here on your channel!
I listened to a podcast with the writers of Lost in Scare-dise, and one detail missing here is that they revealed why Mike is upset is that he has to make it back to his wedding with Cecila. It's a ticking clock that keeps the story moving as they try to find a way back, which would be revealed to be ironic given the twist ending.
They mentioned that the execs at Circle 7 were blown away and said it was the one of the best pitch sessions they've had in their entire life. They were so well received that they were placed onto the struggling Toy Story 3 in order to fix that after the disastrous draft from Hertzfeld. So in that time they were story leads on two simultaneous Circle 7 projects with TS3 taking priority. They said they were actually pleased with their version of the film as they fixed it and that the daycare scene actually ended up being very close to the one used in the 2010 film. Sadly (?) Circle 7 folded very quickly and shortly afterwards when Pixar was purchased by Disney in 2006.
If you guys want to listen to it it's part of Jim Hill's Fine Tooning podcast on his Jim Hill Media podcast feed from last year.
I’m not sure about most of the movie but I really like the concept of the ending
That revelation about the doors and old Bu really got to me :(
Please make a video about how Meet The Robinsons is good, I wanna convince myself I really like it and it's not just because it's about family and adoption and that's my soft spot
I think you mean video about meet the Robinson, not movie. It is a good idea tho
@@jakeplaysgames_A corrected it. Sorry I was sleepy
@@dionemartins0212 ah OK cool
meet the robinsons is really good
@@games_on_phone89 thank you
This would be the saddest one
When I watched this video, I recalled a concept I had for a Monsters Inc sequel, it would have involved some new employee at at the company getting captured by the kid he was supposed to entertains, and ends up being taken away by the CIA where the truth about the monsters world and scare/laugh energy gets exposed to the humans. This leads Sully and Mike to have to act as ambassadors of the monster world to go to the human world and delegate with the humans to let them keep using children's laugh energy.
I had some other ideas in mind, like Sully and Mike meeting a teenage Boo who's now a bit of an outcast who feels like she doesn't belong with humans, a rival energy company called 'Scare Enterprises' who wants to convert back to scare energy, and the monsters being offended by the human world's horror movies because they're mostly gory rather than scary.
I won’t question you in a crop top
He's intimating...
@stormspotter2006 the crop top makes him intimidating
@@Clone_Zero Nice save.
@@OrionDawn15 thanks
I feel as if Mike and sully swap personalities between the first and second movie. Mike seemed nicer in Monsters University
True
Maybe Mike became disgruntled and Sully more chill with time
And thats why you get a vpn to switch your location so you can get watch any movie from around the world
I got a Vpn to make my FBI agent to be proud of me for getting into United states
@Eric Lee but i live in Chile , that would be my PDI agent
@Eric Lee but also my country has German ,Russian and chinese relations so i could also have some agents of those countrys
Bruh, imagine what that time shift thing does for the first movie? Like, that had Boo for what? 3 days? That means in the real world weeks even maybe Months could’ve gone by, and SUDDENLY boo just appears back in her bed one night. Or- when they’re banished to the Himalayas, and Sulley gets back... that could’ve been less than 5 or 10 minutes in Monster time.
Yeah I always imagined the doors work the opposite if anything
I love the premise that they get stuck on the human world, but the concept of time going faster in there directly contradicts the first movie:
- In the first movie, they assign monsters to specific kids, who scare them multiple times. For example, Randall was Boo's monster. If the kids really grew so fast, that wouldn't be a thing.
- Sully and Mike would already know about this since they already visited Boo in her room at the end of the first movie, after she was in there for a while.
- The Yeti would already be dead because he was banished a while ago. (Unless he lives a very long time)
- Also just... everytime a monster comes into a room to scare a child, they close the door behind them! And doesn't come out for some minutes. It simply doesn't work like that.
As I said, I would still love a story with them being in the human world, but the ending couldn't be this.
Great video, sad to hear about the hiatus but it's not good to get burnt out. Hope you enjoy your vacation! We'll all be looking forward to your return.
PS: Dazz wears white socks: Confirmed.
"These socks are amazing!"
I’m glad they never went with a follow up on Sully and Boo’s story. It had a very satisfying conclusion already
I feel like it could’ve been a good idea for maybe a short film, love the pfp btw
@@Artn00b there’s the comic series called laugh factory
11:02 lmao he used Rude Awakening from Crash 4: It's About Time
We need to conquer the cancelled Meet the Robinson and Chicken Little sequels 😂
It really is sad we never got a sequel, which no doubt would have been much better than a dumb prequel about their college days
The prequel is pretty decent but I think the lesson of that movie is that we all have differences in our lives, and we don't need to compare our strengths to someone else's. Oozma Kappa are different from other scary monsters but they do have hidden potential to be scary like them.
I love the prequel tho
@@doughnutgirl525 Me too
I like MU more than Monsters Inc.
Why do people always hate on the prequel sure I would love to see the sequel but the prequel was fine but hey everyone is entitled to their own opinion
Do a review of Soul. I watched it and it made me rethink my life choices.
I’m about to watch it.
Ikr!
Yeah soul was amazing
Pixar: *says that they won’t make any more sequels for their older movies after Toy Story 4*
Also Pixar: *Creates Monsters at Work*
(Sure it’s a spin-off show and not a movie but still it’s a sequel)
Monsters Inc is how my younger sister got her nickname because she looked exactly like Boo. She still to this day is called Boo
Am I the only one who loved the white sock scene from Monsters Inc as a kid? It is probably one of the most vivid movie scenes from my childhood simply because even as a kid I found it funny that they shaved a guy and blew something up in a building over a white sock.
Aged like fine milk
11:00 this office is now closed
Edit: I don’t know if you covered this but its the alternative version of toy story 2
John Lasseter's response to a non pixar company making their movies :
It's like you have these children you love very much But then you have to give them up for adoption to convicted child molesters
Film Theory had a theory that pretty much said that Monster Inc is based in a far future (far past Wall-E) where humans had evolved into monsters.
So, the monster in Monster Inc basically have access to time travel, which makes sense with the part where Sully and Mike see Boo when she's older.
Thats the actual pixar theory
13:59 Me, having seen the Kitbull animated short: "Oh my goodness, YEEEEEEEEEESSSSSS!"
The grandma ain't boo. If someone chose to go deeper they would find the ending and when they find boo.
Well at least thats what I was told.
Monster's University Was SO Good. Basically Every Scene I Remember Probably Because I Watched It Almost Too Many Times.
remember either a fan-plot or a canceled movie where boo forgot about sully and didn’t believe in monsters and thus couldn’t see him but her younger brother could, because he believed in monsters and so they had to scare boo to make her remember and what not.
It doesn't make sense, bc by this point, Boo is already the old lady in Brave.
@@mrthaiguy9856 the Pixar theory
Yeah Pixar might as well make a movie crossover about the Pixar theory at this point
I’m today years old when I found out that Sully’s first name is James.
@@charlesluetje8370 maybe he didn't watch the prequel
@@eliekira7521 I'm pretty sure Mr. Waternose calls him James P. Sullivan in Monster's INC
James Pontiff Sullivan
As soon as I think of monsters inc I see a channel uploaded a video about it, one about how the prequel was bad and now one about the cancelled sequel
Merry Christmas, Dazz!
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Honestly, of the three scrapped Pixar sequels, this one's the one I really want to see actually made someday. Even with the extremely scarce information about it, the whole concept of Sulley and Mike going into the human world to find Boo sounds way more interesting than the bootleg college movie (that creates a bunch of continuity errors just by existing) we got with MU.
I highly doubt that I will ever get to enjoy the Monsters at Work series as much as I did with the Monsters Inc and Monsters University. The voice cast in my country was just legendary, and really made the characters. Unfortunately, the voice actor and comedian who provided the voice of many popular Disney and Pixar characters, passed away two years ago.
I DID like the idea of the guys seeing an adult boo but I was hoping she's be like
22 at the end of the first film, like you'd hear a mature voice.
but seems a bit too dark to make boo old and dying. Kids dont need to be reminded
in a entertainment movie that they're going to die. The march of time will do that fine
without someone beating you over the head with it and calling it "art" XD
Idk, Coco pulled it off
This sequel actually sounded really good
This is the only movie i wish happened instead of the official sequel we got but circle 7 seems to need a bigger budget(?) to work the ideas in it
I logged on to this video in an ad played for the exact series he's talking about
Turns out Monster University is extremely important to Monsters at Work
2:23 can’t wait for “Cookie Num Num”
I’m a pretty new subscriber, I just found your videos and really love them. I’m sad to hear you are going on hiatus, I hope everything in your life goes well and you can keep making great stuff. In the mean time I’ll probably go through the whole catalogue, you have a great channel!!
Similar to me, however I found him a week ago and I will do the same.
Wait, this creates a really big problem in the first movie; a lot of people have pointed out how Boo was gone from home for about a day, which of course would make her parents worried, especially when she just reappears out of nowhere. However, if this movie was going to retcon that time moves faster in the human world (how old does that make the Abominable Snowman if he had gotten exiled long enough ago to be a cautionary tale????), that means Boo was missing for much longer in the human world, creating some really horrible implications, and making the issue of the parents apparently not contacting the police about their missing daughter (due to a lack of police tape or similar evidence that police had been there to investigate)
4:15
Me: *pauses the movie*
my mom: why did you pause it there?
me: you wouldent understand
New video yay!!! Love your videos so much!!!
*white sock
Even the thought of the first Monster's Inc movie still makes me tear up
The time thing creates many issues, especially as the kids have designated monsters and it would mean that Boo's family would have been very distraught as the new plot RipVanWinkles her days in the monster land into years.
Plus considering how young she was, did they have to start scaring her as an infant for Randall to be established so much as her monster?
With the concerns about children bejng less and less scarable and for less time, it would be odd for that not to be mentioned with that huge amount of details about the shortage.
The reveal sounds sweet, but it gadnt been worked out enough yet and I'm not sure if they could've kept it without really dragging out the search for her.
Finding a scrapbook with her life memories going back to a collecfion of old art of Scully would be a good touch. They could even use it as foreshadowing in the last third of the movie. Thinking that the drawings were just left behind or thinking that it's a relative and scampering through the house revealing and realizing that they're simply in her old house with that old lady again.
I mean also makes complicated, that even in the og film as it is, Boo techinically was on Monstropolis some days, so like doesn't her parents would be searching for her. And with this time would be even weirdier.
Reminds me quite a bit of Up, really.
"If this change wasn't made, by the way, you probably wouldn't've gotten this episode until, like, February."
A Christmas miracle.
The doors being linked to people actually makes sense. Why was there a door in the Arctic?
santa claus
Wtf man, just hearing your impression of an Old Boo saying Kitty was enough to make me tear up
Merry Christmas!
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(Spoilers if you're going through the comments)
When you said the old lady was Boo, my heart broke. I was thinking if they ever did a real sequel, at worst-since we had no idea how much time had passed since she left-Boo was going to be a full on adult with a daughter that looked just like her. But that idea is just so...heart-wrenching!! I'm thankful this idea never got off the ground then. Monsters Inc isn't my favorite pixar movie, but I have a special place in my heart for it because it was one of the last good movies I remember seeing with my mom before things went downhill for her. (She's still technically around, but has dementia at 65 due to a long bout with severe MS. She also had bad taste in movies, tbh, sans Monsters inc and a few others.) So...yeah. Good video, but really sad.
I could actually see a good Monsters Inc. movie being made. Personally, I'd set it years later. Boo (given a real name, but still going by the nickname) is grown up, and meeting with Sully now and again through a door hidden somewhere.
Turns out she's been studying theoretical physics, trying to reverse-engineer the Door technology. While she genuinely enjoys their visits with Sully, she's also taking readings from the door (setting the stage for a "liar revealed" moment). She wants to bring the human and monster worlds together. Throw in some shady humans who want to exploit this, and an anti-human group in the Monster world who fear humans (more for their tech than the "poison" myth) and want less reliance on humans and you have your antagonists.
Monster and human clash, and eventually Sully and Boo manage to stop the antagonists, and start to really bring the worlds together.
That's the way I'd go, anyway.
I always wondered whether or not the monsters could've benefitted from making a pact with the humans. Like, instead of meeting the children one by one and trying their best to get energy out of them, they could have doors applied to theatres where comedy performances happen, and get guffaws by the crowdful, giving the humans involved a cut of the produced energy for their trouble. Or, heck, even setting up a door near an amusement park ride and get a good amount of human screams. That would definitely increase energy output, but of course, it might come with the cost of greater monster unemployment. Perhaps a few jobs in engineering might be made to help convert human technology to be able to run off human-generated energy, but humans are pretty resourceful, and could probably do some of that themselves. Not to mention, humans being humans, very well might try to manipulate such a deal to disproportionately benefit them. It does seem risky, but perhaps potentially rewarding?
I wonder if Boo would be aware of what a can of worms she stands to open...
"there was one moment that really stuck out to me..."
It was this scene 4:15
I just recognised the music you used in the background! Isn’t that from the Rayman video game series when you fly on the mosquito?
Around 6:58
I guess that old woman being boo would dispove boo being the witch from brave and her parents more freaked out at her disappearance
The part with the old lady is actually a fan rewrite
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im here from the newest monster inc trailer
Well we already know a sequel to Finding Dory would have to be titled “Finding Marlin,” the journey to searching for his wife who still lives.
my christmas present its going to come in new year, im having an existencial crisis, my withe sock now its pink, but nothing off that matters because dazz uploaded a video :]
The show is out now!!!
Loving the Paper Mario the Origmi King background music 😁
Okay, but the part with the fuzzy guy getting shaved because of the white sock made me laugh so hard and still gets a chuckle.
I always kind of figured the doors were like an inter-time lock when activated, because how else would the parents not hear the monsters or their kids screaming bloody murder or how the monsters calmly exit the room without the parents bursting in and seeing them first? Especially with the prequel in mind, the adults could see Mike and Sulley.
I always assumed triggers for what would cause the inter time warp to falter would be touching things in the other dimension. They’re not apart of yours and you’re not apart of theirs, kinda like when people would go back in time and mess with one thing and cause a domino effect, touching kids toys or items would cause a ripple. (Scratching the bedpost or sweeping the drapes wouldn’t be heard behind a shut bedroom door, so obviously some ripples they work with) Screams are what’s needed to be harnessed so if the kid cries, it also causes a ripple since the canister isn’t absorbing the sound and alerts the parents.
That used to be my weird overthought out theory of MI 😅
If time moves faster in the human world, then it raises a million questions about the first movie. If 1 year in the Monster world makes Boo go from like 2 years old to fricking 100, then the time she's missing in the monster world as a child would make all of her parents and family be at least one year older or more (judging by the time movement logic, 1 week in the monster world would be approximately 2 years in human time and Boo spent at least a few days in the Monster World.)
She would have been labelled missing, family life would be completely different and she quite possibly could have been returned to a house no longer occupied by her family. After having a child go missing at such a young age with no explanation, it would stand to reason her family would leave that house to escape the bad memory associated with it.
I will admit that for the longest time, I've considered Monsters University to be the worst Pixar movie. Hell it's still probably my least favorite Pixar movie. That's likely because I loved the original so much. Watternoose is the best twist villain, Mike and Sully have a great dynamic, that one scene with the white sock is great, and with all that in mind, I would love to see Lost in Scareidise. Mike and Sully trying to disguise themselves has great comedic potential and that last scene has a good chance at making me cry
8:10 damn, that actually hit me pretty hard
I mean like, a sequel could still happen.
I can't wait for the Bessie movie
You know what would be a great idea for a sequel?
*So, Mike and Sulley are running their business. One day, one of their employees goes missing, say Mike and Sulley’s close friend. He was last seen going into some door to the human world. Sully goes after him, only for him to be kidnapped and also go missing. Turns out he was captured by the military. He gets taken to Area 51, where they have stored many of the missing monsters of Monstropolis (and for some reason, the Abominable Snowman is there too). Mike gets worried. He goes in with some other monster. The other monster gets captured, but Mike survives. And so he plans to devise an Area 51 Raid with all the other monsters to free their friends. Mike reinvigorates the scary instincts of his friends and employees so that they could once again scare the humans. They are all successful, the monsters are freed, and they all return to Monstropolis. The end.*
The title will be: *Monsters Area*
Merry Christmas
Just the "Kitty?..." It breaks my heart. Also, anyone wearing socks rn? Im wearing white socks. :)
I feel so heartbroken right now, Alexa, play the Celine Dion playlist.
This is Pixar, play Sarah McLachlan instead.
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I... Actually *ADORE* that twist ending of Boo as an old woman.
when you see 20 people in the comments who were somehow all "first"
@@maurabewsmoviecorner6911 what?
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Monsters for Christmas? I love it.
Thank you thank you and merry Christmas 🎄❤️
The worst thing is that when I was a kid I had watched monsters University and I didn't watch monsters Inc but I recently watched it and I also started watching the series
Wait, KH3 wasn't Monsters Inc. 2?
Yes
So my white socks turned blue today.
To anybody watching this in the future how have you liked monsters at work so far....... if you've watched it