Monsters, Inc.

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Monsters, Inc. is a computer animated movie that premiered on November 2001, and runs for approximately 92 minutes.
Monsters, Inc. was made for Walt Disney Pictures, by Pixar Animation Studios.
Pete Docter, the film’s director, started work on Monsters, Inc. in 1996.
Monsters, Inc. grossed $62, 577, 067 at the box office, in America, on its first weekend which ranked it first on the box office chart, and grossed over $562 million dollars worldwide during its season.
Monsters, Inc. is about a monster incorporation that collects children’s screams, but a two year old human girl enters the monster portal and the adventures begin.

The idea for Monsters, Inc. came about in 1994, during the making of Toy Story.
The original story of Monsters, Inc. used a 30 year old man who was afraid of monsters, but the character was changed to a two year old girl who generally was not afraid of monsters.
The main characters of Monsters, Inc. are a blue monster named James P ‘Sulley’ Sullivan, a green monster named Michael ‘Mike’ Wazowski, and a two year old girl named Mary ‘Boo’.
Monsters, Inc. was released as a 3D movie in December 2012 and its prequel, ‘Monsters University’, has been released in June 2013.
Monsters, Inc. won an Academy Award for the best original song, ‘If I didn’t have you’ written by Randy Newman, and the film was nominated for many others.