Monsters Inc. sequel announced

[MusicallyInspired]

Yeah, I mean you. I was saying you're overreacting over my "overreaction".

[Rather Dashing]

People are allowed to be excited. People are allowed to be pessimistic. And, here's the cool thing: People are allowed to exchange their views on why they should be either pessimistic or excited.

[Secret Fawful]

Originally Posted by MusicallyInspired

Yeah, I mean you. I was saying you're overreacting over my "overreaction".

I think you're overreacting over my "overreaction" over your overreaction.

[LowMoralFiber]

Originally Posted by Rather Dashing

People are allowed to be excited. People are allowed to be pessimistic. And, here's the cool thing: People are allowed to exchange their views on why they should be either pessimistic or excited.

LIKE HELL THEY ARE!

I kid, I kid. Like I said, I don't really care. Monsters Inc didn't make much of an impression on me.

[tredlow]

Originally Posted by Rather Dashing

I'm thinking "Ugh". They take a step forward toward making legitimately good film in Up, and then they pull ANOTHER sequel. Cars 2 was bad enough. I thought Pixar had a sequels-are-generally-bad policy.

Actually, they have an "only-make-a-sequel-if-you're-sure-the-story's-better" policy.

[Leak]

You know, I really wouldn't mind Pixar making a sequel to "How To Train Your Dragon"...

What?

np: RJD2 - Games You Can Win (ft. Kenna) (The Colossus)

[GaryCXJk]

Originally Posted by GuybrushWilco

Look at Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Superior to the original in every way.

Wait, there was a Star Trek I?!

[GuybrushWilco]

Originally Posted by GaryCXJk

Wait, there was a Star Trek I?!

Not a Trek fan? You should at least check out Star Trek II when you get the chance, great movie.

[MusicallyInspired]

Originally Posted by Secret Fawful

I think you're overreacting over my "overreaction" over your overreaction.

I guess anything's possible.

[Supersonic84]

I am a Pixar fan so really i will see all their movies
I know Pixar is capable of making great movies so i am not worried.

Well Cars 2 is probably going to be a load of crap

I guess someone at Pixar thought making a sequel of their worst movie would be a good idea. (I still liked the first but it's not even close to being as good as the others)

that's just my opinion

[Hyperkinetic_Martian]

Out of my universal love for all the Pixar films, "Monsters, Inc" gets the most, as it ranks as my personal favorite. I've secretly harbored a hope for a sequel for years and now I'm tingly inside to know that it's finally happening. I am really looking forward to this.

[Giant Tope]

i think cars 2 is neat because it means purcell can do more stuff.

[Hyperkinetic_Martian]

Originally Posted by Giant Tope

i think cars 2 is neat because it means purcell can do more stuff.

He also could be one of the head writers for "Monsters, Inc 2"

[Giant Tope]

I really x3 doubt it. It doesn't really work like that.

[Hyperkinetic_Martian]

You never know

[Giant Tope]

No, it just doesn't work like that. Why do you think he would?

[MusicallyInspired]

In my opinion, Cars was far better than Ratatoullie. That was a big drop in quality from their other movies...

[Avistew]

Originally Posted by MusicallyInspired

In my opinion, Cars was far better than Ratatoullie. That was a big drop in quality from their other movies...

I think I mostly like Ratatouille because I recognised places and stuff. But it's one of these movies that I prefer watching in French. It just makes 0 sense that the characters would be speaking English with a French accents (but hey, not all of them. Obviously, translating French into English results in fake French accents, but translating rat into English results in no accent at all. Also, the main character is excluded from having a French accent for some reason).

I just didn't get it. Yes, they're French. We get it. Let them speak normally. I don't even understand them if I watch the movie in the original English.

Ratatouille is tasty though, and the concept was nice. The story itself was a bit too predictable but oh well. The streets were awesome.
I'm still not sure what time period it was supposed to take place in though.

I didn't like Wally too much. I thought it was too long and kept dropping anvils.
I didn't see Cars. I mean, it's a movie about cars, I fail to see how that could possibly interest me. And I haven't seen Up either.

I really liked Monsters, Inc, at any rate. I remember a cartoon from when I was a kid that had the same concept so it was nice seeing a movie made out of it.

[Friar]

Originally Posted by avistew

I think I mostly like Ratatouille because I recognised places and stuff. But it's one of these movies that I prefer watching in French. It just makes 0 sense that the characters would be speaking English with a French accents (but hey, not all of them. Obviously, translating French into English results in fake French accents, but translating rat into English results in no accent at all. Also, the main character is excluded from having a French accent for some reason).

I just didn't get it. Yes, they're French. We get it. Let them speak normally. I don't even understand them if I watch the movie in the original English.

Ratatouille is tasty though, and the concept was nice. The story itself was a bit too predictable but oh well. The streets were awesome.
I'm still not sure what time period it was supposed to take place in though.

It's good enough for a film which in some respects was made to semi-hide the rat problem in Disney land. (Okay, that was a lie! But it makes for an incredibly unfunny joke when you've been queing for dumbo for an hour and see a real rat!). I can never remember the rats name. Was it Lenny or something? Most people(IRL) just call him Ratatouille.

[Avistew]

Can't remember the rat's name. The weird thing though is rats are a very common pet in France and I don't think the people who made the movie knew that. Of course, the rats you find in sewers generally aren't kept as pets. Still, it felt weird that it was never pointed out or mentioned when that would have been such an obvious thing, you know?

I think after the movie, rats called ratatouille became quite common lol. I'm sure lots of kids wanted a rat as a pet. I've heard rats have tons of advantages over mice as pets. Never had either one myself, though, my cats would eat it right away for sure.