But among Pixar movies based on previous Pixar ... to his goal by attending the prestigious Monsters University (which shares the “M” logo with Monsters, Inc., although it’s never explained ...

Our eagle eyed friends over at The Pixar Blog have just spotted that Disney Pixar have registered this logo for Monsters University (the sequel to Pixar’s fourth feature-length movie in 2001 ...

Pixar has a pretty solid track record when it comes to sequels. Like the Energizer Bunny, "Toy Story" just keeps going and going, with a fourth chapter of the hit franchise said to be in development.

How does Monsters University depict the college experience? Parents, talk to your kids about which aspects of university life are realistic. —For those who've seen the first movie, what does the ...

With Monsters University failing to snag a Golden Globes ... “And yet we don’t see it often in family movies and it was so cool to see kids come up and say, ‘I just studied to be an animator ...

And there will be plenty of “Monsters University” coverage leading up to its June 21st release. Animation Scoop Contributing Editor Bill Desowitz is owner of Immersed in Movies and a regular c ...

The curriculum this fall at Monsters University is heavy on Science, Engineering, Business, and Scaring–the four pillars of the school’s educational foundation. Although this university does ...

Because “Monsters University” provides the backstory for much of “Monsters Inc.,” audiences might also walk away wanting to see the first movie again to fully appreciate certain moments of ...

At their best, Pixar movies can realistically aspire to the ... and desirable jobs in the monster world, which makes Monsters University, among other things, a film about the anxieties of meritocracy.

That’s enough, right? So no, we didn’t need Monsters University. But the movie that was made? It’s a really fun, entertaining one. Monsters University is Pixar’s take on a college movie ...