Monsters University
A look at the relationship between Mike and Sulley during their days at Monsters University — when they weren't necessarily the best of friends.
Director(s)
Peter Sohn
Dan Scanlon
Robert Anderson
Josh Anon
Andrew Cadelago
Adam Habib
Jason Katz
Robert Kinkead
Patrick Lin
Colin Levy
Jan Pfenninger
Kelsey Mann
Gregg Olsson
Charlie Ramos
Matthew Silas
Leo Santos
Mark Sanford
Russell J. Stough
Mark Shirra
Amanda Deering Jones
Shannon Wood
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Cast & crew
Steve Buscemi
Randy (voice)
Mike Hanford
Additional Voices (voice)
Helen Mirren
Dean Hardscrabble (voice)
Matthew Mercer
Additional Voices (voice)
John Krasinski
Frank McCay (voice)
Jason Marsden
Additional Voices (voice)
Bonnie Hunt
Mrs. Graves (voice)
Marcia Wallace
Additional Voices (voice)
Lori Alan
Additional Voices (voice)
John Ratzenberger
Yeti (voice)
Jeff Pidgeon
Additional Voices (voice)
Bobby Moynihan
Chet (voice)
Jack Angel
Additional Voices (voice)
Bill Farmer
Additional Voices (voice)
Sherry Lynn
Additional Voices (voice)
Mickie McGowan
Additional Voices (voice)
Jan Rabson
Additional Voices (voice)
John Goodman
Sullivan (voice)
Bob Bergen
Additional Voices (voice)
Rodger Bumpass
Additional Voices (voice)
Jessica Evans
Additional Voices (voice)
Jess Harnell
Additional Voices (voice)
Dave Foley
Terry (voice)
Mark Sanford
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Robert Anderson
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John Cygan
Additional Voices (voice)
Carlos Alazraqui
Additional Voices (voice)
Teresa Ganzel
Additional Voices (voice)
Danny Mann
Additional Voices (voice)
Laraine Newman
Additional Voices (voice)
Colleen O'Shaughnessey
Additional Voices (voice)
Bob Peterson
Roz (voice)
Colette Whitaker
Additional Voices (voice)
Gia Michailidis
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Nikolas Michailidis
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Aramé Scott
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Jim Ward
Additional Voices (voice)
Andrew Cadelago
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Alfred Molina
Professor Knight (voice)
Bill Hader
Referee / Slug (voice)
Bret Parker
Additional Voices (voice)
Peter Sohn
Squishy (voice)
Charlie Day
Art (voice)
Mona Marshall
Additional Voices (voice)
Nathan Fillion
Johnny (voice)
Paul Eiding
Additional Voices (voice)
Elissa Knight
Additional Voices (voice)
Billy Crystal
Mike (voice)
Greg Dykstra
Additional Voices (voice)
Dan Scanlon
Additional Voices (voice)
Gregg Olsson
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Jan Pfenninger
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Adam Habib
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Charlie Ramos
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Robert Kinkead
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Matthew Silas
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Leo Santos
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Betsy Sodaro
Additional Voices (voice)
Keith Ferguson
Additional Voices (voice)
Makenna Cowgill
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Sean Hayes
Terri (voice)
Aubrey Plaza
Greek Council President (voice)
Tara Strong
Additional Voices (voice)
Gregg Berger
Additional Voices (voice)
Shannon Wood
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Donald Fullilove
Additional Voices (voice)
Samantha Sadoff
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Erica Teeple
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Mindy Sterling
Additional Voices (voice)
Amanda Deering Jones
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Tyler Labine
Greek Council VP (voice)
Julia Sweeney
Ms. Squibbles (voice)
John Kassir
Additional Voices (voice)
Mason Cook
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Donovan Patton
Additional Voices (voice)
Ava Acres
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Alec Medlock
Additional Voices (voice)
April Winchell
Additional Voices (voice)
Andy Fischer-Price
Additional Voices (voice)
Joel Murray
Don (voice)
David Theune
Additional Voices (voice)
Daniel Gerson
Additional Voices (voice)
Noah Johnston
Young Mike (voice)
Beth Behrs
PNK Carrie (voice)
Neil Campbell
Additional Voices (voice)
Patrick Carlyle
Additional Voices (voice)
Sean Conroy
Additional Voices (voice)
Brandon Johnson
Additional Voices (voice)
Lindsay Lefler
Additional Voices (voice)
Dawnn Lewis
Additional Voices (voice)
Tricia McAlpin
Additional Voices (voice)
Allan McLeod
Additional Voices (voice)
Pam Murphy
Additional Voices (voice)
David Neher
Additional Voices (voice)
Dannah Feinglass Phirman
Additional Voices (voice)
Cristina Pucelli
Additional Voices (voice)
Patrick Seitz
Additional Voices (voice)
Joel Spence
Additional Voices (voice)
Isabella Acres
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Casey Barden
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Ileanna Bravos
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Jack Bright
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Tyree Brown
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Natalie Jane Dang
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Gage Davenport
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Ethan Louis Samuels DiSalvio
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Clayton Drier
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Tyler Ganus
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Faith Goblirsch
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Montse Hernandez
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Calum John
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Brooke Klinger
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Madison Rothschild
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Raymond Ochoa
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Marley Pearson
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Alexis Poindexter
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Davin Ransom
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Kristen Li
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Joseph John Schirle
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Khiara Symone Threets
Additional Children's Voices (voice)
Josh Anon
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Jason Katz
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Patrick Lin
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Colin Levy
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Kelsey Mann
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Russell J. Stough
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Mark Shirra
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Reviews
Gimly
Monsters University, it’s great, it’s the best thing Pixar’s brought out in the past three years leading up to it. It’s enjoyable, it’s well casted and it’s cute without being too cheesy. It’s also the third miss in a row for Pixar. MU, just like Brave (and unlike Cars 2) is filled with merit, and well worth watching. But in 1995 when Pixar came out swinging with Toy Story, people expect that sort of a trend to continue. Which it did! Right up until 2006, when they released their seventh film (Cars); the first film they’d gotten behind that didn’t blow audiences world wide out of the Goddamn water. Pixar’s limped up and down the approval ladder ever since, with MU sitting comfortably somewhere in the middle. It is a great film. Especially for a kids’ film, especially for a prequel, all of that, but it is not the return to greatness audiences keep hoping for. It plays it safe, it lulls in the dreary, rarely well-pulled-off format of “College Comedy” (which is again, a safe area to sit in). It may not be as triumphant as the original, but it’s not all together disappointing either. The film does what virtually any film with large amount of money behind it does: It stands in front of you for an hour and a half, does its job in the entertainment industry of “entertaining” you, then it sidles out, leaving you smiling, but not thoroughly satisfied. It takes as few risks as possible, and vehemently avoids anything new, just in case it pisses people off, and risks not making their money back. It’s fine, people of the world are used to this, it’s a fun ride, and then it’s done. Worth your money, worth your time, but not what people have come to expect from the powerhouse of Pixar’s heyday. 74% -Gimly
r96sk
A fun prequel to <em>'Monsters, Inc.'</em>. It isn't on the same level as the preceding film, but <em>'Monsters University'</em> is a pleasing film nonetheless. It takes a trip backwards in time to see Mike and Sully pre-Inc. and it comes out good, it doesn't have as much as heart but the comedy is still there at a strong level. John Goodman (Sully) and Billy Crystal (Mike) are again fantastic, while Helen Mirren comes in as a new character, Hardscrabble, and gives a pleasant performance. I don't love the other new characters, but they certainly serve a purpose and play a part. The plot is entertaining, it drops a little bit once the competition begins but everything is still enjoyable - the 104 minute run time flies by. I think I would've preferred a sequel story featuring a grown up Boo (admittedly not sure in what way), but this production is a suitable attachment to the quality 2001 original.
John
This is a great movie. The quality of animation is amazing, and they captured the University feel perfectly. Lots of fun little scenes, backgrounds, and homages to the original movie.
CinemaSerf
It might have been a better idea to rather than follow up "Monsters, Inc." (2001) with a sequel, instead to wait twelve years and tell us all just how "Sully" and "Mike" et al actually met. So off we go to university where the takes it all for granted "Sully" is a natural at scaring folks, "Mike" - well he couldn't scare the skin off a custard! Initially, it's "Randall" that makes more of an impact on the young green cyclops and, indeed, he and his big wooly colleague really can't stand the sight of each other. A fluke of misfortune forces them to get their act together, though, after they manage to seriously annoy "Dean Hardscrabble" who throws them out of scare class. Only by forming their own fraternity can they hope to survive in the "Scare Games" - winning them being the only way to assuage their furious professor and get back to class. Loads of enjoyable escapades follow as they have to learn to rely upon and trust one another. The mischievous "Randall" shows us some early signs of his duplicity and the competitive nature of the episodic narrative works well at allowing the characters to have fun as they begin that lifelong bond (or not). The writing provides for some humour as we build to a denouement that isn't exactly a surprise, but is still just a little quirkier than expected. Not so good as the first one, but as a re-invention of some amiable characters goes, this is a quickly paced adventure that's not bad at all.
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