Monsters University (Pixar Collection 14)
Monsters University is a 2013 Disney Pixar animated film, the prequel to 2001's Monsters, Inc
Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan are an inseparable pair, but that wasn't always the case. From the moment these two mismatched monsters met they couldn't stand each other. Monsters University unlocks the door to how Mike and Sulley overcame their differences and became the best of friends… Voice cast includes Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi and Helen Mirren.
Won Hollywood Film Award, Animation of the Year (2013).
Monsters University Movie Reviews
“Dazzlingly clever and hugely funny, it succeeds both as a broadening of the Monsters universe and as a film in its own right. Monsters University had a tough task, and it’s passed with honours.” Empire
“It’s easily the most enjoyable animated film so far this year, one that is visually stunning, wickedly subversive, incredibly funny (Day's character is a hoot), and (at times) lump-in-your-throat emotional.” The Playlist
“The animation is photoreal – startlingly and mesmerisingly so. And the depth of feeling the tale of their friendship evokes is matched only by your incredulity, as you paw at your eyes six minutes later, that you are crying about two computer-generated umbrellas.” The Telegraph UK
“Monsters University is exactly the rebound Pixar needed after 2011's "Cars 2” left some wondering if the studio had lost its magic." Entertainment Weekly
“Entertaining, beautifully animated Pixar prequel with superb voice performances, a constant stream of amusing gags and an oddly realistic central message…” ViewLondon
“Monsters University aces a two-part test—first, appealing to kids with gorgeous, hyperrealistic animation that teases out every pink hair on a beastly art student; then luring in parents with several knowing jokes about strumming your guitar on the quad or playing beer pong.” Time Out New York
“While Monsters University can’t claim outright originality, this is a far richer movie than most were expecting.” Time Out London
“The loose and familiar interplay between Crystal and Goodman drives the film and gives it endless charm, with Mirren a glorious addition to the cast…” Radio Times