Monsters University

2013
AA
1h 44min

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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.

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Una mirada a la relación entre Mike y Sulley durante sus días en Monsters University -- cuando no eran necesariamente los mejores amigos.Una mirada a la relación entre Mike y Sulley durante sus días en Monsters University -- cuando no eran necesariamente los mejores amigos.Una mirada a la relación entre Mike y Sulley durante sus días en Monsters University -- cuando no eran necesariamente los mejores amigos.

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Nominada a2premios BAFTA
- 9 premios ganados y 58 nominaciones en total

Mike
(voz)

John Goodman

Sullivan
(voz)

Steve Buscemi

Randy
(voz)

Helen Mirren

Dean Hardscrabble
(voz)

Peter Sohn

Squishy
(voz)

Joel Murray

Don
(voz)

Sean Hayes

Terri
(voz)
(as Sean P. Hayes)

Dave Foley

Terry
(voz)

Charlie Day

Art
(voz)

Alfred Molina

Professor Knight
(voz)

Tyler Labine

Greek Council VP
(voz)

Nathan Fillion

Johnny
(voz)

Aubrey Plaza

Greek Council President
(voz)

Bobby Moynihan

Chet
(voz)

Noah Johnston

Young Mike
(voz)

Julia Sweeney

Ms. Squibbles
(voz)

Bonnie Hunt

Mrs. Graves
(voz)

John Krasinski

Frank McCay
(voz)

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Trivia
Despite being offered the role of Dean Hardscrabble outright, Dame Helen Mirren requested that she audition for the role anyway to ensure that the filmmakers were satisfied with her performance.

Errores
When Mrs. Graves is counting students, she counts to 19 and then notices that Mike is missing, which means that there are 20 students in the class. If this were the case, he wouldn't have to pair up with the teacher. However, one of the students could have two heads, similar to Terry and Terri - though they are considered two separate entities, Mike could not conceivably pair up with one of them while the other already has a partner.

Citas
Johnny: Enjoy the attention while it lasts, boys. After you lose, no one will remember you.
Mike Wazowski: Maybe. But when you lose, no one will let you forget it.
Chet: Oh, boy. That is a good point.

Créditos curiosos
Following the final credits, the Slug from early in the movie finally makes it to his first college class, but it's the last day of school.

Versiones alternativas
When Randy tries to fit in the fraternities, he bakes cupcakes that have icing on them that spell out "Be My Pal". After his plate is disturbed, he is holding four of them reading "lame." This is only in the English-speaking country releases of the film. All other international versions simply have happy faces drawn in icing on each cupcake.

Conexiones
Featured in Inside Pixar (2013)

Bandas sonoras
Monsters University
Written by Randy Newman

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8/10

MU is more than OK.

The cruddy trailer hardly filled me with hope for this belated prequel to Monsters, Inc., and the relatively laugh-free first thirty minutes did little to change my mind; however, once Mike and Sully and their Oozma Kappa fraternity brothers enter the Scare Games, the film really picks up and the laughs start to come thick and fast. By the time the end credits were rolling, Monsters University had given me lots of giggles and even a few genuine belly laughs and I'd completely altered my opinion: the oft-used 'under-dogs do good' plot may not be as fresh as the original, but overall I reckon the film is well worth watching.

Some of the best moments are clever one-liners and subtle fleeting visual gags which could go unseen, or over the head of younger viewers, but that gives the film repeat value; I hope to catch even more funny stuff the second time around after I proudly add the DVD to my Pixar collection.

A very respectable 8/10 (If there had been more funny moments in the first half-an-hour or so, this would have been right up there with Pixar's finest).