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- Simone & George are reacting to Monsters Inc for the first time! Canadians React!
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00:00 - Intro
01:40 - Monsters Inc
26:35 - Discussion
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Since we forgot to repeat it again when the movie starts, for all those that skips intros and therefor all the context given,
Simone has seen this when she was a kid, George has not as back in 2001 his family had yet to migrate over to Canada from China.
0:02 walked outside into the rain, checked my phone and saw you rang
and I... you know the rest
There's a theory that boo is also Agnes from despicable me
Would love to see you two watch, Wallace and Gromit Attack of the Were-Rabbit
But did you watch the ending credits?! Also PLEASE watch the sequel!
That: "Kitty!" at the end destroys me every time.
Yup...me too 100 percent...straight shot right to the heart strings. LOL
I always get so sappy watching this damn movie
Same here.
Same, makes me cry every single time
It sounds deeper, like it's been a few years
I love how the last shot of the movie is a monster coming out of a closet and going “Boo”, but the whole context is inverted
OMG... I never looked at it that way.
Never even thought of that!
Holy shit that’s amazing
That's soooooo cool! I never noticed that :D
Woah
To get all of Boo's "dialogue", they strapped a microphone to the then 2-year-old Mary Gibbs, and followed her around for hours on end, then spliced together her various burbles, giggles and utterances as needed (plus a few prompted phrases). Some of these recordings have been used for other Disney/Pixar infant characters, like in Lion King 2 and Kingdom Hearts 3. And of course, Gibbs still receives royalties for this "acting" today!
Didn't watch the whole video huh?
It is so funny when people out themselves lmao
I didn't watch any of it before posting, but I hope that glowing self-satisfaction keeps you both warm at night. Besides, they didn't mention the other movies or the royalties part.
@FightingTorque411 hahahaha overly sensitive and defensive huh? Well then let me make you feel better... wow! You got me! Had no idea you hadn't even watched before commenting! Brilliant! And then that parting shot of pointing out that you had added 2 other points on top that they did not address?! Bravo sir! You really put me in my place! I am humbled and properly chastised. I will be sure to check myself in the future before being so bold as to question people who clearly didn't watch the whole video 😉
@@hulkslayer626 Why are you acting like you aren't the weirdo in these comments?
Fun fact:
The gag where Mike is covered up by something has become a Disney running gag. He's even covered up by the Netflix logo (Back when it was on there)
They do it on Disney+ too!
And also on a game magazine when Monsters Inc. Was going to be in Kingdom Hearts 3.
Fun trivia note: About a year before Toy Story 1 was released, the 4 guys in charge of Pixar got together for lunch and brainstormed ideas for other films they could make if Toy Story was a success. During that lunch, they came up with the ideas for "Toy Story 2", "A Bug's Life", "Monster's Inc.", "Finding Nemo" and "Wall-E".
Also, the "Kitty!!" at the very end ALWAYS kills me.
They did not come up with Toy Story 2. Disney asked for a sequel when the first film was successful. They wanted to send it to DVD, but then it was so good it got a cinema release and this caused issues because Pixar only had a 5 film contract, and Disney didn't want to count TS2. The dispute made Disney found Circle 7 to make Pixar sequels, they started on a Toy Story 3 without Pixar. Eventually they bought Pixar.
Can I just tell you, The fact that you didn't say, "Fun fact!" Gives me hope in this world... Even though you still said fun, And that's the most Cringe part, it's still so refreshing to understand somebody's actually conscious of our plate and is trying to lead by example In this awkward evolution of phrasing that is still light years ahead of the trilabite, plebian Verbal diarrhea I am forced Is to ingest on a daily Basis... Fun fact: Is not all heroes wear capes!... ( It's too late for me, save yourselves!)
Also, Wasn't that steve jobs at that point in time?? What's the time line on that?
@DaviniaHill I don't think that really contradicts.What was said in the original post... You're talking about contractual obligations and things like that... That doesn't mean in a brain store.Makes session they didn't think of toy story two as an example, It just wouldn't necessarily be the same story... I just Think you're confusing to different issues that are Not mutually exclusive... I think using the language of the people in charge of pixar is a little misleading And as a business major I understand that.
Sometimes sometimes that's what we think about as the leaders but There used to be a time when the artistic visionaries were the leaders in businesses... So you're literally talking about when that type a thing Began its decline And there's probably no argument about that
@theduckfromthejoke152 when the "brain trust" came up with the first 6 films for Pixar TS2 was not one of those, I am saying the OP is wrong on that point.
4:53 - "that's a good pun" - oh my god. 🤯 I've seen this a million times and never realised that was a pun. 😂
Wow I’m dumb I just realized that to lol
"Augh, grate" - ok, I get it now. Hmm!
I've watched that part over and over trying to figure out the pun. What is it? Is it just something as simple as "going to pieces" and I'm overcomplicating it?
@@FlippytheMasterofPie he says “oh great” while he falls into a Grate☠️
Non-native English speakers be like.
I work for the Post Office. I've delivered to houses with children out front and were happy to see me. I had this one house where a young lady would meet me at the window. She hadn't learned to talk yet so she waved at me. Eventually she started to make sounds but nothing understandable like most of what Boo said. These are some of my favorite memories. I eventually became "Mail Mail". I delivered to her house until she was a High School Junior.
Okay that's just heartwarming as hell
Fun fact: the Harryhausen's restaurant was originally going to be _bombed_ by the CDA. They had fully completed the animation, but it was changed at the last minute to being quarantined in the shield because of the 9/11 attacks.
That makes more sense why Celia was in a cone collar and looked beat up..i don't think the CDA beat her up or anything..so she was caught and injured in the bombing originally.
@@PanzerShrek94 Could have been injured by a stampeding mob.
Damm I think that would’ve been dark af regardless of 9/11
Randal's operator was voiced by Frank Oz, the legendary director/Muppeteer/voice of Yoda.
I thought he sounded familiar and now you mention it, I can tell. 😊
So you’re saying Fozzy Bear was finally funny?
And the voice of Miss Piggy too!
Lonely Island reference at the beginning!
She must have just ate a grape
I fucking cackled for 10 minutes after Simone started singing the song.
I think that's the first one I've ever got lmao
@@MexicanMamba824 What happened when she watched Sixth Sense
And then I JIZZED IN MY PANTS
My absolute FAVORITE Pixar movie. The part where she says boo to an empty closet just guts me everytime. And then that last "Kitty!" just puts my heart back together ❤
The freaking simulation scene where Boo is scared of Sully is one of the most heartbreaking scenes I've ever seen. That is like insta tears from me and I've seen this movie like 100 times.
Fun little note Roz the receptionist is based on a real woman, The writer Bob peterson worked at the Purdue Exponent while in school, and the receptionest there was the inspiration for Roz. I worked there 20 years after him, and she was a legend.
The restaurant that Mike and his girlfriend went to is named after the famous stop-motion animator/special effects master Ray Harryhausen.
Such memorable examples of Harryhausen's monstrous work (pun intended) include films like The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958) AND Jason and the Argonauts (1963)
Back in 2002 when I graduated from art college where I’d been studying film design, Ray Harryhausen received an honorary doctorate at the same ceremony. Not only was being on the same stage as him incredible, but following the ceremony I had the opportunity to meet Ray & got to tell him how much his work had inspired me.
George's comment about always associating Tom Hanks with dramatic roles kicked me in my Gen X shins. For us, it was a shock to see a guy known for likable, lightweight comedy roles transition to hard-hitting drama. He did do some drama early on (e.g. "Every Time We Say Goodbye") but nothing nothing like "Philadelphia". That film was such a revelation.
He also did Mazes And Monsters... They need to react to that turkey!
He’s “the guy from Bosom Buddies”. Always will be.
PIXAR always puts a cute little movie before the main feature. This movie's short film was BIRD ON A WIRE. It was easily the funniest goddamn thing I've ever seen.
Gerry’s Game is just ahead as my favorite Pixar short. Truly a gem
The thing that makes me laugh is the shorts are often little render tests of a development needed in the big film. Even PIXAR's tests are entertaining!
Easily my favorite Pixar short! 🤣
@@edgarcardenas1777They're ALL great. But BOAW had the best shock-laugh moment ever.
I think it's actually called For The Birds, but yeah, I love it too.
Mike Wazowski being obscured by a graphic in picture foreground is one of Pixar's greatest running gags
The fact the he associates Tom Hanks to dramas is so funny.
Hanks was first famous for staring in a sitcom dressing as a woman in the early 80s. 😂
Bosom Buddies 😁
Tom Hanks is the inverse Leslie Nielsen.
You have to watch the "Bloopers"!
Yes!
Came here to say this
🎵 Put that thing back where it came froooooom! 🎶
Fun fact the little girl who provided the voice for Boo wouldn’t sit still in the booth because she was too young and hyper, so they let her play around the studio and followed her around the studio with recording equipment. So they literally let her take the lead, and this was the result. Brilliant
Fun fact: You didn't watch the whole video
Yeah, I did. I commented during the beginning of the video but I don’t remember if they mentioned anything about the kid who played boo they could very well have brought it up I just don’t remember
If I Recall, the Jessie doll was a tease for Toy Story 2 and the Clown fish for Finding Nemo. In the past, Pixar's films would have a hint for what the next film would be.
And they still kinda do that to this day.
It's kind of practical at the same time - I imagine that once you have a 3D object (like the ball from the Luxo Jr animation that started the company) it's easier to just import that, than to create something new for a movie
I always liked the detail that Boo is still scared when Sully shows her the empty closet, because of course it wouldn't prove anything to her since her monster was Randal.
Smart
Smart
I feel like Pixar movies age really well. When this came out, "Kitty" hit me in the feels. Now, with a 3-year-old girl of my own, it REALLY hits. TS3 always hit at the end, but with an 11-year-old boy, that ending hits differently too.
Boo, to me, remains the most adorable animated character of all time.
I swear, I'm a middle-aged dad, and I fill up at the last scene every damn time I see this movie.
I love that Simone’s technique for not spoiling is just silence. This might be her quietest reaction so far.
You folk need to watch the original Pink Panther movie to see the origin of that opening sequence. And it is a brilliant film in it's own right.
I second this!
The original Pink Panther is a classic that needs to be watched for all the movies it influenced.
RIP to James Coburn who voices Mr. Waternoose.
The trash compactor scene is a reference to a Warner Brothers Looney Tunes short of a bulldog and kitten, where the kitten gets into some flour and is "baked" by mom into a "cookie". I particularly love that scene.
Simone dropping some "The Lonely Island" in her opening today.
Mike on DVD box covers and other places had his face covered as a continuous running gag. The DVD cases had stickers that were directly over him, you can look it up lol
did not expect her to even know lonely island, even less for her to start saying some lyrics
IIRC, he's blocked out on the Disney+ banner also.
And the song she chose.... lmao
So many great memories of this! "I'm always watching Wazowski...always watching" and "2319!" have been consistently used in our household every since 🥰
Yep, same here!
Aye, 2319!
Me and my kid’s emergency code 😂
Apparently 2319 is code for W (23rd letter of the alphabet) and S (19th) or "White Sock"
This is one of my favorite movies, and I really think Mike & Sulley might be the best duo out of several great Pixar duos (Buzz & Woody, Marlin & Dory, etc). I’ve already seen plenty of comments about the “kitty!” at the end, but honestly that entire scene where Mike reveals he rebuilt the door from scratch is 10/10 in the feels.
Harryhausen's the restaurant is named after Ray Harryhausen.
Disney's Magic Kingdom has an attraction based on this called The Laugh Floor. The premise is that you're entering a comedy club in the monster world to generate laughter to be captured. The show is essentially a digital puppet show where comedians play the role of monsters to tell jokes and interact with the audience. It's a rather simple premise but something I never miss doing.
Simone’s openings are always a treat, and I got the reference to this one and couldn’t stop singing 😂
The restaurant ‘Harryhausen’s’ is an homage to the late great Ray Harryhausen, who was responsible for the stop motion animation in films such as The 7th Voyage of Sinbad, Jason & The Argonauts, Clash of The Titans & many many more.
Back in 2002 when I graduated from art college where I’d been studying film design, Ray Harryhausen received an honorary doctorate at the same ceremony. Not only was being on the same stage as him incredible, but following the ceremony I had the opportunity to meet Ray & got to tell him how much his work had inspired me.
Boo was voiced by Mary Morgan Gibbs. She’s the daughter of Pixar animator and director Rob Gibbs (1964-2020).
Having been a toddler at the time she was recorded as the voice of Boo in Monsters, Inc., audio crew found it difficult to record her lines because she would run all over the Pixar office.
When Pixar's Inside Out was in production, the audio recordings of Gibbs's screams as Boo were reused for baby Riley.
One of the production babies listed in the film credits of Toy Story 2 as Mary. Rob Gibbs, her father, was the story artist for that film.
What I loved most about this movie, is that it's a Disney / Pixar movie that focused on a daddy / daughter dynamic, which doesn't happen very often. She's scared at first, but he wins her over. Then later she sees what he's like when she's not around, and then comes around to see that people can be different ways to different people. Most of Disney's works haven't really focused on dads and daughters, and it'd be nice if they did more often. Usually, it's the wandering smart daughter and the clueless or over-protective father (Little Mermaid / Beauty and the Beast, etc..)
Tarantino roll is a footlong.
I like that you both light -heartedly call each other out a little but you both know it's all in fun.
The part of the movie where he thought that Boo got crushed was a homage to the old Looney Tunes cartoon "Anthony and Cleopatra" where the dog thinks that his new best friend a kitten had gotten baked into cookies.
Omg! I love that one!
In the German Version the yeti has a thick Swabian Accent which is in Germany an accent that is hard to understand for people that never heard it first. But it makes for some histerical laughs because it has a singsong quality to it...
and don't forget that in the German Version, Randall ends up in a Dutch trailer, something German audiences could relate to much better than an American trailer park - they had the boy and his mother speak German with a Dutch accent. Still think this was a brilliant idea!
It’s the thumbnail that gets me 😂 I cannot unsee George looking like a furless Celia May (secretary).
I hope you kept watching through the end credits. The office musical of "put that thing back where it came from or so help me" is amazing.
I wish they'd still make movies like that. One of the best animated films of all time imo
Omg learning that this movie made lotr battles possible blew my mind!
Hey I finally got one of Simone’s intros
The trailer that Randall got sent to was the setting for "A Bug's Life." Check out the SCP/Monster's Inc. comic.
Monster's Inc. was one of my first movies, and I've revisited it many times as I got older. Now as an adult, it's been some time since I've seen it, and this literally made my day. Glad you guys liked it.
My little sister dresses as Boo for Halloween and everyone knows the character she's playing. She looks and speaks just like that.
This is probably my favourite Pixar movie. It's a fantastic one!
You guys would love Tin Tin! And the opening titles will remind George of Catch Me if You Can 😅
I love watching Monsters Inc. This movie made me both laugh and cry. Mary Gibbs as Boo was incredible. She's so cute, sweet and so clever
😭😭😭😍😍😍🤣🤣🤣
Tiny Fun Fact: The scene where they're first walking to work.. Pixar in it's beginnings used to be in my town of Point Richmond, CA they put in some of the restaurants and businesses .... there's a scene where they pass by "The Hidden City Cafe" a real cafe where the creators at Pixar sat to have lunch one day and came up w/ the ideas for "Monster's Inc", " A Bugs Life" "Finding Nemo" & "WALL- E"
That Lonely Island refernce was an insane throwback
I like the fan theory that the monsters first made contact during the Black Death. that's why they're "deadly" and there's shaving involved with contamination....
I have never seen a character more masterfully designed than Mr. Waternoose. Especially during the final chase, they really show off his imposing design with the way he heightens himself and runs quickly up the sides of walls while chansing Sulley.
I saw this in theaters with my mom, and it was one of the most packed theaters that I can recall, and I saw all of the LoTR films in theaters as well as a number of other highly anticipated movies upon theatrical release.
This movie was oversold, and we had to stand/sit on benches in the back because there weren't any seats available. Despite that, it was a great time, and one of the more memorable movie going experiences.
It truly is amazing how huge this was. Toy Story, A Bug's Life, and Toy Story 2 really brought attention to the studio, and solidified it's reputation as some of the best animation that the west had to offer.
Doesn't matter how many times I see this movie, it will always make me cry. Not a sniffle or a quite sob, but a complete and utter ugly cry.
You know what makes me sad? By the time the year is 2319 no one will remember this movie to make the joke...
Ps: some interesting stuff I noticed after a while: Boo's first name is Mary, you can see it one one of the drawings (during this scene but they cut it @12:00). In the prequel "Monsters University" Randall used to wear glasses so that's (maybe) why he's always squinting
I finally understand one of Simone’s opening bits!
The scream extractor scared the shit out of me when i was little lol
Harryhausen's Restaurant is named after Ray Harryhausen one of the legends of stop motion animation and a great monster creator.
Put That Thing Back Where it Came From or So Help Me is an absolute banger!
Boo was voiced by one of the animator's daughter.
The DVD had the addition of a Monsters, Inc short called "Mike's New Car" (It's on CZcams)
The Abominable Snowman was voiced by John Ratzinger (Cliff Clavin on Cheers). He plays small voice roles in (most?) every Pixar film.
Harryhausen's is a reference to Ray Harryhausen, pioneer of "Dynamation" animated monsters in movies like "The 7th Voyage of Sinbad." (1958)
The scene where Sully thinks Boo is getting crushed in the garbage masher is an homage to a brilliant, classic Chuck Jones cartoon, "Feed The Kitty". A must-watch if you've never seen it.
Always love when Simone makes a Lonely Island reference.
One of my favourite Pixar theories I've seen is that the reason that the Monsters think that children are deadly is that they had started scaring back during the middle ages when the black plague and other diseases were running rampant, and much like the human world; misunderstood what was happening when monsters ended up dying after getting in contact with humans.
One of my favorite fan stories for this is several years later "Boo" goes to college and her roommate is Lilo with her pet Stitch and she tells Lilo of her friend "Kitty" from when she was a kid
In the Finnish dub for the first meeting of the Abominable Snowman he literally said "warm greetings". I always appreciated the pun.
Y'all have GOT to watch the bloopers for Pixar films.
This has always remained at the top of my favorites list! Great Reaction!
Waternoose: You only have to scare them.
Randall: Pain is scary...
Penguin "She looked pretty scared to me".
Awwww, it's one of my absolute favorite movies. I sometimes forget about it but whenever I see it again, I remember how much I love this. Just the IDEA behind the movie is so amazing. The monsters scaring children because they need the power and the whole second universe .... just absolute perfection, theme-wise.
The great thing about some of the toys in Boo's room were that some of those movies hadn't even come out yet such as Finding Nemo.
Also... I will forever remember the number "2319!!". My friends and I joke and use it whenever something bad happens or goes wrong.... Instant laughs. Always eases the tension.
There’s a show. Monsters at Work. It takes place during the end of this movie in between when Sully has the realization that laughs could be the new power to use in their world instead of scares and the epilogue where Monsters Inc made the switch. Season 1 came out in 2021 and just released a trailer for season 2 coming in April.
Aaahh, one of my favorite childhood films that never cease to put a smile on my face
"They have a crab troll." - Boromir
Yessss!!! I’m glad you two got the chance to see this movie! This is a childhood favorite of mine, and it’s one of those touching Pixar films that gets me every time :)
Just my personal opinion of course, but to me, this is the best Pixar movie ever. Okay, animation sure got better since, but... the characters: Mike, Sully, Randall, Boo... perfect chemistry, perfect protrayal. The jokes: each and every one of them great. This movie is overflowing with funny ideas, both visual and in dialogue - writers must have had the time of their lives. The suspense: building up the bad guys, perfectly done - their personalities, their motivations. The door chase - ingenious and perfectly executed! Finding the perfect solutions to all dilemmas, tying up all the loose ends in a perfect way - exposing the bad guys' plot, bringing Boo home, replacing scream energy with laughter. And, in the very end, the emotion of seeing how Mike painstakingly put Boo's door back together again, Sully adding the missing piece, the door opening and hearing "Kitty"... For me, this was the pinnacle of Pixar's creativity. They still made great movies afterwards, but for me, none ever reached the heights of "Monsters, INC" again. Perfect movie from the first second to the last.
The toddler's voice is SOOOOO CUTE😭
*u two are my favorite movie reactors, and this movie is one of my all time favorites, so i loved hearing ur perspective on all the same things i love about this film and other favorites. thank u Simone & and thank u George*
Ray Harryhausen was a legend and pioneer in using a form of stop=motion animation in classic sci-fi monster movies
In so many animated movies I see the continuing influence of Robin Williams, his frenetic patter and randomness.
7:00 that happened to me too the mad dash to get to the safety of the covers 😂
Monsters Inc. is my absolute favourite Pixar movie and still holds up so well! The bloopers was probably my favourite part and kills me everytime!
The Hidden Café seen in one of the street shots was an actual café in Point Richmond where the Pixar directors brainstormed ideas for then upcoming including this movie and Trash Planet which later became WALL-E (Pete Docter came up with the idea of a robot on a planet filled with trash which he and Andrew Stanton talked over about but they didn't get far at the time, but durin the production of Finding Nemo, Stanton remembered about this idea and developed it further into WALL-E).
The thing about kids being toxic, there's a fan theory that the door system is actually time-travel and they believe children are toxic because of the Black Plague.
Monsters are actually evolved humans, according to the theory, which ties into an even bigger theory called the Pixar theory, where all the Pixar movies are connected in a shared universe.
I wondered if George would get the "Harry Hausen's" joke........
Crazy Fun Reaction.!!
Needed that smile tonight..
Thanks..
I love how much these two were laughing throughout this movie
Cool fact the voice of Roz is the same person who voiced Wheezy in Toy Story he also played the caterpillar in A Bugs Life and Mater the truck in Cars his name was Joe Ranft and he was one of the first employees of Pixar once it became an independent company after being spun off from Lucasfilm, Cars was sadly the final production he worked on as he was tragically killed in a car accident in 2005
The fur was a big deal because it was dynamic so it would move naturally when they moved the model and didn't require a bunch of manual labor.
The outtakes are hysterical😅
I forgot to comment yesterday, Simone, that was the best opening yet. Thank you ❤
Great reaction to a classic film! It was very nostalgic for me. Thanks CineBinge for the reaction.
So hard if not impossible not to tear up toward the end. 💔 Really loved this reaction!
0:36 "Early day animation!?" Thanks George that comment made me age and shatter like that guy in Last Crusade I hope your happy.
I'm guessing he meant early day 3D animation, otherwise I'll shatter right alongside you! 😄
@@korganrocks3995They've reacted to AKIRA (1988) so yeah, probably 3D.
That Futurama shirt brings back memories, I recently started going through the series again
Wow! That's the first random Simone-ism intro I actually recognized!
Last night I saw a film, as I recall, it was a horror film is my favorite CZcams channel.
I'm convinced that Simone's laughs could power a whole town ❤❤
George, I love your new history channel! I just discovered it yesterday.