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Monsters, Inc.’s Fear Of Children Came From The Plague – Theory Explained
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Although Monsters, Inc. never explains why monsters are afraid of children in the movie, one theory holds that this fear may be due to the Bubonic Plague.
When Monsters, Inc. premiered in 2001, the Pixar film enjoyed both box office success and positive critical and audience reviews.
Monsters, Inc. follows the story of two monsters, James P.
“Sulley” Sullivan and Mike Wazowski, who work in scaring children. However, when a little girl, nicknamed “Boo,” accidentally gets lost in the monster
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In honor of Moonfall, a new video explains what would happen if the Moon crashed into the Earth. This is roughly the premise of director Roland Emmerich's latest disaster movie, which debuted in theaters this past weekend on February 4. With an estimated production budget of $140 million, which is actually one of the most expensive independent films of all time, Moonfall grossed just $10 million in its opening weekend, rendering it one of the biggest box office bombs in recent memory.
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