When I was young, I didn't like watching cartoons, I only read books. Monsters Inc. was the first American cartoon I watched, and it got out of hand. Before this film, I always thought that cartoons were for children to watch. But it wasn't, cartoons were meant to heal adults.
The setting of this film is really novel and interesting, monsters scare children, make them scream, and then the power company gets energy to generate electricity. Look, this brain hole is really novel, and then the monsters are like laborers working in a factory. They cooperate to be scary, and then collect energy. I have to praise Pixar's special effects. It's amazing, those scenes of transporting doors , The different shapes and designs of monsters are very powerful. It took three years for Mao Mao's hair to be realistic. So in the lens, every hair is so lifelike that people want to touch it.
Once on a mission, instead of scaring the children, they let the children follow them out of the door. That child is so cute. It was the first time that Mao Mao and Big Eye had contact with a child, because they were brainwashed to say that touching a child would make them sick, so everyone was facing the enemy. In the process of protecting the child and finding the door of the child's room to send her back, the story begins with a battle of wits and courage with the boss of the company.
Pixar's animation is not only well-made, but also has a very humanistic story and a warm ending. In fact, the story is very simple, but it makes people laugh, gentle and warm, and finally reveals a truth that everyone understands, "Laughing is more powerful than crying", a very good film.
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