Lifted Luxo, Jr. Marsigliese Tommaso Giacomo. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Monsters University institution. During the final challenge of the Scare Games, Arlo from The Good Dinosaur makes a cameo along with some other dinosaurs as a toy on the floor. At the time of this movie's production and release, The Good Dinosaur was supposed to be Pixar's next movie, but after its eighteen month delay, it instead became Inside Out During the final Scare Games event, a monster, who is tall, walks into a scare simulator.
When he walks out after being beaten by one of the Oozma Kappa team members, he is shorter this is a pun of a shrinking defeat.
Hardscrabble, actually means very poor reward, regardless of hard work. The word definition appropriately describes how she treats her students: anyone who does not live up to her expectations or performs poorly cannot attend her program.
Pixar Animation Studios are at Park Ave. Though one of the voice actresses from Monsters, Inc. In the first movie, she voiced Flint, the scaring trainer for Bile, but in this movie, she voiced Mrs. Karen Graves, Mike's school teacher. Both those roles were minor ones only appearing at the start of the movie. Mike puts his one-eyed bear "little Mikey" from the first movie, on his shelf when moving in. Roz from Monsters, Inc. She repeats the lines she is known for from the first movie: "I'll be watching those two, always watching.
This is the second follow-up to a Pixar movie where the protagonist and the sidekick switch roles Sulley was the main protagonist of Monsters, Inc. Randall "ditching the glasses" early on gives a hilarious explanation for his squinty eyes throughout the first movie; his formerly scary expression can now be read as him just not being able to see, which could explain why he mistook Mike for Boo in her room to bring to the Scream Extractor in the first movie.
When Mike first meets Randall outside of his dorm at the start of this movie, Mike insists that he does away with the glasses to help him camouflage better, which could explain why his eyes would usually squint in the first movie. This also gave him an advantage over his enemies.
This movie was originally intended to release on November 2, , the same day Monsters, Inc. It's original intended release date was then given to Wreck-It Ralph fitting perfectly with the fact of Fix-it Felix, Jr.
When this movie was in development, writer and director Dan Scanlon described each of the misfit characters to sketch artists Jason Deamer and Chris Sasaki, but with Art, he just said: "think mysterious. Finally, Chris Sasaki drew an "A" for his name and put two eyes in there.
The character slowly evolved from there. As the animation end credits begin, there's a poster from Phil about his missing eyeball. Three minutes later in the Render Pipeline credits, another poster shows that Rick has found the eyeball. It's possible that someone saw the poster, found it, and returned it to him. Sulley's pink spots appear blue when he is out in sunlight and return to pink when he is indoors or when it's nighttime.
Mike's training program for Oozma Kappa is similar to the morning training he gives Sulley in the first movie, complete with "Scary Feet" and brooms used as kid dummies. The way Mike Billy Crystal steals the key card to the door lab is very similar to the way he got the card to the door with the yodeler inside in the first movie.
Eta and Howl are represented by an "H", which adds to the confusion. Mike has "File paperwork! As of , this movie, along with Toy Story 2 , are the only follow-up movies of Pixar's where none of the characters were re-cast. In the studio's other sequels and prequels, at least one of the characters had been given a new voice actor due to their previous actor having passed away, their voice no longer being able to perform the character because of how they've aged, or reasons unknown the latter reason applied with Michael Keaton in Cars 3 In the German dub of this movie, the voice of Frank McCay was provided by world-famous soccer goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.
Terry and Terri's heads are shaped like the letters at the end of their names, especially judging by the shapes of their horns: "i"'s horn resembles a tittle the dot above the lowercase i and j while "y"'s horns resemble the arms of a Y and his neck resembles its tail.
In this movie, Mike is friends with Randall while enemies with Sulley; but towards the end of the movie and Monsters, Inc. Throughout this movie we are subtly shown the importance of a scarer creating an atmosphere of tension and unease, which Sulley is very bad at, but Mike has spent years studying and is one of his strengths. At the climax, they use every tool and tactic they can that Mike can think of to get home. Doug Sweetland , who directed the Pixar short Presto , was originally set to direct, before being replaced with Dan Scanlon.
Stickers above Mike Wazowski's dorm room bed include one for Monsters, Inc. Pixar's fourteenth feature film. Marcia Wallace 's last movie before her death four months later.
She voiced the librarian in the second challenge of the Scare Games. The scream used by Mike when being pulled across the floor by Archie the Scare Pig is the same scream used twice in Monsters, Inc. The room number of the dorm room that Randall and Mike share is on the second floor, which references with the initials for white sock being the 23rd and 19th letters of the alphabet, respectively , the CDA code that gets used as a running gag in Monsters, Inc.
When Hardscrabble makes her first appearance she's hidden in self-created darkness, enhancing her demonic appearance. However, when she leaves, she's shrouded in light, hinting she might not be as bad as she lets on. This is given a subtle callback at the end when she flies off after encouraging Mike and Sulley. She's similarly shrouded in the light of the sun. In addition, it makes a nice little reference to Waternoose's advice for effective, professional scaring in the first movie.
About how you enter the room! In the scene where Sulley gets hit with the urchins, it hits his shoulder and then he takes it off with his hand and his hand puffs up.
This is like what happened to Mr. Incredible when he was getting hit by the sludge balls in The Incredibles Top cast Edit. Billy Crystal Mike as Mike voice. John Goodman Sullivan as Sullivan voice. Steve Buscemi Randy as Randy voice. Peter Sohn Squishy as Squishy voice. Joel Murray Don as Don voice. Dave Foley Terry as Terry voice. Charlie Day Art as Art voice.
Nathan Fillion Johnny as Johnny voice. Bobby Moynihan Chet as Chet voice. Julia Sweeney Ms. Squibbles as Ms. Squibbles voice. Bonnie Hunt Mrs. Graves as Mrs. Graves voice. Dan Scanlon. Baird story by screenplay by. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. From the moment these two mismatched monsters met, they couldn't stand each other. This movie unlocks the door to how Mike and Sully overcame their differences and became the best of friends. School Never Looked This Scary.
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