MONSTERS INC BROKE ME! FIRST TIME WATCHING - Movie Reaction 

Wow😮 no wonder people get so attached to her

Makes you cry more that wee Still don’t have closure to the door opening!

​@@eveyryder4164 with hearing about the cancelled sequel plot finally being discussed aswell it would have been a perfect sequel

@@eveyryder4164What other closure was needed? He is reunited with Boo 😊

I appreciate that!

@@ReelOzAussieDillon This is my anime list if you want you can watch from my list to figure out what genre you’d want to watch Sailor moon InuYasha Ranma 1/2 Aishiteruze baby (I love you baby) Innocent Venus Kurozuka (black tomb) Soul eater The world God only knows Sakura dairies (didn’t really like this anime but you might) Black blood brothers Spice and wolf Tsuritama (fishing ball) Rolling girls Nakaimo my sister is among them Majestic prince Sisters of Wellber Senyuu Baka and test Welcome to the ballroom Good luck girl Undefeated bahamut chronicles Tales of vesperia the first strike Penguin girl Str.a.in The lost village Tantai opera milky Holmes Okamikaushii: masque of the wolf I can’t understand what my husband is saying Digimon That is my anime list of shows I’ve seen if you are interested in watching anime series to get you started.

Agreed.

I’m 38 and had the same childhood, I still sometimes have nightmares where a certain someone is screaming my name like they did

@@ladygray6081 I don't have nightmares (i never remember my dreams unless it's a teeth-falling-out-dream...that feels real) but i have to work very hard at not being a people pleaser and have an intense fear of consequences and getting into trouble.

SAME. I flinch and my anxiety starts rising like crazy whenever someone starts raising their voice, especially if it's directed at me.

Oh my god.. Feed the Kitty. I had that on a VHS tape when I was a kid and watched the damn out of it. Even back then it was so sad. If I watched it now it would most likely destroy me.

Interesting

i love them both

Mike’s “none of it matters?” in this movie hits harder and deeper after I saw Monsters University.

It's called a hustle, sweetheart

*BOOM*

Don't forget when he trained to disappear, one of the background is like Andy's room in " Toy story "

Knew that trailer looked familiar.

I didn't think about that 🤣 i love the image that comes into my head. That also explains why he knew how to change into his little demon form. 😈❤

Oh man 😂

Dillon is an incredibly perceptive human. Good at making obscure connections and interpreting subtle plot layers. His reaction to Blazing Saddles is one of my favorites, he quickly understands the intent behind the parody.

Also, his laugh is contagious.

nice

Unfortunately, the whole 'scaring' aspect in it is going to seem rather pointless after having seen this first (namely the ending). If you're coming to a franchise that wasn't released in chronological order after the fact, *always* watch the prequel(s) first so as to not spoil other story aspects from the other movies (Star Wars notwithstanding; the best thing to do is to alternate between both trilogies as Dillon thankfully did -- though I wish he'd also watched II before V).

@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Wtf, no. Monsters University is MEANT to be seen after first. The movie is made so that you already know what has happened later on. Comparing this to the Star Wars prequel is really ridiculous, the story is completely different and is more impactful once we know what happens afterwards.

@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Also not every prequel in a movie should be watched first. Not every movie is the same nor do they do as well in chronological order.

@@appleglassjuice11 But if you already know certain aspects of a story, it often makes one less invested (consciously or not), such is human nature. I mean, already knowing that scaring is not nearly as effective for generating energy as laughter makes Mike and Sully's college pursuits in "University" feel kind of all for naught; it's better to go into "Inc." having no idea that that's the case, IMO. There was no grand artistic scheme for withholding the story in "University" from us; that's just how it happened. Why do 'release order fundamentalists' act as if that's the case? How many books do you _not_ start from the very beginning? Those of us who saw these movies as they came out didn't have a choice in the matter, but those coming to these well after their theatrical releases DO have one, so let them have it without imposing it on them.

@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy I wouldn't go as far to say that its "human nature" to not be interested in a part of a story that was already brought up. Stories in general are subjective, having things in order is overdone and unoriginal, personally (and that's not a bad thing either). If a story is good enough, not knowing what happened first can be done in a really good way. That's what Monster University has done. If you wanna watch movies/stories that way, go ahead, but I wouldn't suggest anyone do that, specially for this series.

It's the last Pixar movie with bloopers 😔

Not sure how well or not this lines up, but I kinda love it. Thanks for sharing. 🐼 🐱

It's never made clear but everyone just assumes that time works differently in the monster world so in our time, Boo was only gone for one night while her parents were sleeping. If Pixar ever does a sequel to Monsters Inc. I hope they explain that aspect

Unfortunately, the whole 'scaring' aspect in it is going to seem rather pointless after having seen this first (namely the ending). If you're coming to a franchise that wasn't released in chronological order after the fact, *always* watch the prequel(s) first so as to not spoil other story aspects from the other movies (Star Wars notwithstanding; the best thing to do is to alternate between both trilogies as Dillon thankfully did -- though I wish he'd also watched II before V).

Oh, I heard about this courageous woman

Tho that is true, I think the whole ppint of the sequel is to show Mikes and Sully friendship develop and how they got where they are now and how they make a great team. I think he would like that more than that whole scream powerup mishap. Well at least I did lol. I actually didnt even remember the Scream power thingy powerup plot of the movie, the friendships and character arc from Sully and Mike was the most I remember and focused on jsjsjsjs

@@barbicel Even so, what's wrong with actually seeing Mike and Sully's relationship _from the beginning??_ Then you're still just as surprised with the events in "Inc.," only now you go into it with some frame of reference for the universe (whereas, again, you go into "University" already knowing certain stuff). It can't be that difficult to see the stories of the 2 movies from another perspective than how you first saw it. And how many books do you not start on chapter 1? 🤷‍♂️

@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Well thats different. Youre comparing a book to a sequel that was made as a "prequel". In the first movie they mentioned Sully and Mike knowing eachother since the 4th grade, but in the second movie they actually meet in college. Idk. Maybe because its me, I enjoyed the second movie best because it focused on the characters journey, development, friendship, their emotional problems and stuff rather than the whole: Lets win this college race thing main plot. Because I enjoyed the characters. I think this youtuber will enjoy the second movie just as much. I mean he caught on on the Laugther is the best energy source super quickly, and enjoyed the emotional aspects of the characters more. Maybe it dependes on the person??? Cuz the second movie I wasnt bothered by the screaming powersource plotline cuz I was more focused on the characters story arc lol.

@@barbicel It's the same principal, though; you're not starting at the very beginning. Yeah, if you follow books/movies as they come out, you don't have a choice in the matter... but anyone coming to them years after the fact (like Dillon here) DO have a choice. You were probably bothered by the scaring plotline because, as I first brought up, you subconsciously already knew this was a pointless pursuit because you learned at the end of "Inc." that laughter was a far more effective means of generating energy than screams. That's the disadvantage we had going into this -- one anyone going into this now can easily avoid by starting with "University." And the '4th grade' comment could easily be interpreted as a facetious quip by Mike.

@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy hmmm maybe so, hadnt tought about that.🤔 But again, its a happy movie that made me feel happy and cry at the same time. I dont think the reactor would care that much cuz the second movie was done very well despite that one factor and the "prequel" fucked up scenario that wasnt handeld that well, I agree. But I didnt mind it much cuz I enjoyed the characters journey and the setting, its a feel good movie, Like Sherk 2! ♡♡♡ :p

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It is true that the number of shallow people in this world who (among other shortcomings) prize attractiveness above all else in what they desire is rather higher than it ought to be. But it is in the nature of Good not to call attention to itself. That, I believe, is why it seems that there are less good people than there are in actuality. Prithee, don't give up on us just yet. 😉