Monsters, Inc. may finally get the long-awaited sequel. In a recent interview, Pixar's chief creative officer Pete Docter provided an update on the possibility of a sequel to the beloved animated ...

"Monsters, Inc." is an agreeable good time ... At one point, Sulley's boss Mr. Waternoose (James Coburn) complains that kids today are harder to scare; that's a weird complaint in a movie so ...

Without Monsters Inc., viewers wouldn’t completely understand how important this promotion was for Mike and Sulley. These two went from the top scare team to the CEO and, well, the co-boss with ...