Firstly I logged onto BlogSpot today to find I now have over 10,000 blog views, so thanks so much guys.
And now, here's my review of the Monsters Inc.
sequel, Monsters University.
Mike Wazowski and James P.Sullivan weren't always an inseparable pair, there was a time when in fact they were enemies. Mike the eager, intelligent, little kid who was inspired after a school trip to the scare floor and Sully the stuck up, cocky guy who's father was a famous scarer. This prequel shows us their lives before the lovable duo were best friends. In their younger days they struggled to see eye-to-eye and this is the story of how they got to where they are today.Okay, since I was a little girl Monsters Inc. was one of my favourite Pixar films, I actually remember a time period where my Dad called me 'Boo' and I refused to leave the house if my hair wasn't in pigtails like hers, when I heard there was going to be a new movie coming out with my childhood heroes Mike Wazowski and Sully, I freaked out. And I have to say this film met my high expectations and I loved it!
My favourite aspect of the film was being able to see Randall and how he became the bitter hateful monster he is today. It was crazy to see him all small and nerdy and cute, and how he changed and started hanging out with the cool kids, and then becoming mean and nasty. I have to praise Pixar on that, it was very interesting.
Another thing I liked was the competition they entered in order to get back into the scare programme after they failed. Their team was too hilarious, the conjoined twin monsters, the old guy, the fluffy purple hippy, and the squishy one. That was too cute. I loved seeing Mike and Sully bond and became the dynamic duo they are now. Brilliance.
And the ending of the film was great, when Mike broke into the lab and into the summer camp, followed by Sully, their team-work and heart-to-heart moment was enough to bring a tear to my eye. Then right at the end, after being kicked out of the university it shows Mike and Sully working in the monster-mail-room and how they work themselves up to the scare floor. All round a great kids film that I'd definitely recommend.
Another great film I've seen this month is 'Now You See Me' many critics have been downgrading It but I'd have to disagree, I thoroughly enjoyed it, I mean, I've seen better films, but I did really like this, so check it out guys :)
