There is such a world where a bunch of monsters live. They look funny, but they have to pretend to be hideous. In the middle of the night, the monsters will enter the children's room to startle them, because they are employees of the monster power company, and the children's screaming emotions are the energy that generates electricity in the monster kingdom. The monsters are afraid of children, but have to make them scream. In the kingdom of monsters, they are all heroes for the benefit of the whole people. The screenwriter's imagination is super rich, and he can think of using children's emotions as electrical energy. This is a light and shadow fairy tale whose special effects are still as laudable today. The imaginative whims of "Monsters, Inc." turn the horrifying western monsters of the past into lovely cute creatures. Laughing is always better than crying. Better yet, Abu, the big-eyed boy, and Maoguai, who can't help but laugh at each other, also give people the purest touch in every bit of warmth.
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