Someone suggested that a more fitting title for Monsters University, the prequel to
Pixar’s hit Monsters, Inc., would
have been When Mike Met Sulley. Not
only do you get the Sully/Sally pun, but of course Mike is voiced by Billy
Crystal, who played Harry, the man who met Sally. That’s neither here nor
there, having little to do with the movie itself. It’s just an observation, but
essentially Monsters University is
the story of how Mike Wazowski, the irrepressible and energetic little walking
eyeball became best buds with Sully, the big pastel-hewed fierce and furry
“scarer” voiced by John Goodman. This is the story of how they came to be the
powerful team that generates innumerable canisters of screams to power the
Monster city.
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