Monstruos, S.A.

Título original: Monsters, Inc.

2001
A
1h 32min

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Monsters generate their city's power by scaring children, but they are terribly afraid themselves of being contaminated by children, so when one enters Monstropolis, top scarer Sulley finds his world disrupted.

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Dos monstruos, Sulley y Mike, trabajan en Monstruos S.A. asustando niños para obtener energía. Los monstruos piensan que los humanos son tóxicos y, cuando una niña entre en su mundo, ambos d... Leer todoDos monstruos, Sulley y Mike, trabajan en Monstruos S.A. asustando niños para obtener energía. Los monstruos piensan que los humanos son tóxicos y, cuando una niña entre en su mundo, ambos deberán enviarla a casa lo antes posible.Dos monstruos, Sulley y Mike, trabajan en Monstruos S.A. asustando niños para obtener energía. Los monstruos piensan que los humanos son tóxicos y, cuando una niña entre en su mundo, ambos deberán enviarla a casa lo antes posible.

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8,1/10

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 15 premios y 38 nominaciones en total

Mike
(voz)

John Goodman

Sullivan
(voz)

Mary Gibbs

Boo
(voz)

Steve Buscemi

Randall
(voz)

James Coburn

Waternoose
(voz)

Jennifer Tilly

Celia
(voz)

Bob Peterson

Roz
(voz)

John Ratzenberger

Yeti
(voz)

Frank Oz

Fungus
(voz)

Daniel Gerson

Needleman
(voz)
…

Steve Susskind

Floor Manager
(voz)

Bonnie Hunt

Flint
(voz)

Jeff Pidgeon

Bile
(voz)

Samuel Lord Black

George Sanderson
(voz)
(as Sam Black)

Jack Angel

Additional Voices
(voz)

Bob Bergen

Schmidt
(voz)

Rodger Bumpass

News Anchor
(voz)

Gino Conforti

Additional Voices
(voz)

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Curiosidades
Mary Gibbs was so young that it proved difficult to get her to stand in the recording studio and act her lines. Instead, they simply followed her around with a microphone and cut Boo's lines together from the things she said while she played.

Pifias
When Sulley runs into the locker room to shove the toys from Boo's room into a locker, he is seen putting them into locker #193 then slamming the door with both hands. When the camera angle changes, he removes his hands from locker #190 even though his hands never moved from the locker between shots.

Citas
[last lines]
Sulley: Boo?
Boo: Kitty!

Créditos adicionales
No monsters were harmed in the making of this motion picture.

Versiones alternativas
In the International version, the slogan 'We Scare Because We Care' doesn't appear on the TV set. However, Waternoose still says the slogan. Also, many other picture inscriptions (like the title of Waternoose as chairman of Monsters, Inc.) are omitted from the TV advertising and from other ad posters seen later during the film.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Monsters, Inc./Domestic Disturbance/The Man Who Wasn't There/The One (2001)

Banda sonora
If I Didn't Have You
Music and Lyrics by Randy Newman
Performed by Billy Crystal and John Goodman
Produced by Randy Newman, Chris Montan, and Frank Wolf

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Adorable, funny, perfect voice casting for the lead roles

I thought Billy Crystal and John Goodman were great. I like them anyway, but I can't imagine anyone else in their roles. John Goodman comes across as a warm, fuzzy teddy bear type in so many of his roles, and this time he was actually drawn that way. Crystal and Goodman were great together, even when their characters showed signs of not getting along. And Boo sounded so natural, so childlike. There's no way an adult could have done her lines the way they were executed.

And the writing was so intelligent, this movie was not just for kids. There were a lot of clever jokes that kids might not get. Still, the warm and fuzzy qualities of so many of the monsters make this a perfect choice for kids as well as adults, and I really don't get why ABC couldn't give this a TV-G rating. It may have been a little violent or scary at times, but never all that intense. Kids see worse on Saturday morning.