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Fun fact: according to the Pixar Theory, the reason kids "don't get scared like they used to" is because they kids are living in a time when the super heroes in Incredibles are on the rise.

Interesting fact: I heard that the voice actress for Boo would not stay in the recording studio, so the production crew would follow her around saying random stuff.

Fun fact: Mike being covered by logos is a long running continuity trend that is STILL followed to this day. Even in Kingdom Hearts 3 it was done to him. They do really well with the attention to detail with it.

Fun fact: due to the release of this movie being very close to 9/11 2001.  The restaurant decontamination scene was originally the restaurant being nuked, hence why you see Sully’s fur move fast as it was from the explosion and why the bag looks charred.  But because of 9/11 they thought it would be in poor taste to bomb the building and changed the animation to the forcefield but didn’t have time to change the animation of the fur moving as they already delayed the movie to make this change.  

Other movies affected by 9/11 were Spider-Man,   lilo and stitch

48:00 idk if its intentional but if you watch this on mobile in portrait you continue the tradition of covering Mike with the channel icon

4:40 A fun fact about this gag is that Ted was originally supposed to do the Godzilla roar, but because it's a copyrighted sound effect they couldn't get the rights to use it so they replaced it with a chicken noise, which is admittedly a lot funnier lol

Besides Syndrome, Randall might be the most evil Pixar villain. Taking genuine pride and joy in literally torturing children and harvesting their terrified screams for profit. At least Waternoose seems to view it as a necessary evil to protect what he loves, Randall just does it for the love of it.

Syndrome might more evil but Randall deserved so much worse than what he got.

Rest in peace James Coburn the voice of Waternoose

My wife and I went to Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor at Disney World where Mike Wazowski (puppeted by a live actor) does a comedy routine.
Mike asked a little boy, "Why was six afraid of seven?"
The little boy answered, "I...do...not...speak...english."
Mike awkwardly whispered, "Sorry...seven eight nine."
It was the loudest laughter that I have ever heard from a crowd.

Fun fact: when this movie is pop up recommendation on Disney+, the little screen of the movie you're watching covers Mike's face like on the commercial and the magazine

I love how creative this concept is.

It's the classic Monster in the Closet, but the Monster is working in a power plant.

The sequence where Sully thinks Boo is being ground up, mashed, and turned into a cube of garbage -- those reactions come from a Looney Tunes cartoon where a giant bulldog befriends a tiny kitten and the bulldog thinks the kitten is being ground up, mashed, and run through a machine.

Boom has a 7th Sense
Cole: "I see Dead people"
Boom: "I hear voice actors"

Fun Fact John Goodman and Billy Chrystal sing "if I didn't have You." Song Won an Oscar for Best Original Song!.

Fun fact, when the restaurant get in quarantine it was originally meant to be an explosion but because 9/11 just happened they decided to change it to a plasma shield.

All of Boo’s babbles and squeals are so cute, I can imagine the recording team felt the same way when they had to follow the little girl around for Boo’s lines cuz she can’t sit still in a booth

“I’m watching you, Billy. Always watching.” 👀😄

Basing the film’s plot around an energy crisis was a very genius idea. People could do anything to avert it or solve it, extreme measures even.

There's also a sequel series "Monsters at work" that takes place after Waternoose's arrest and focuses on the transition from scare to laughter energy