Monsters, Inc. 2: Lost in Scaradise was a canceled Pixar sequel featuring Mike and Sulley's adventures in the human world.

Disney's new Monsters, Inc. roller coaster will be its first suspended ride and have the company's first-ever vertical lift start.

When the filmmaker spoke on the Kelly Corrigan Wonders podcast about his history with the animation company, he shared this ...

Pete Docter — who directed 2001’s Monsters, Inc. as well as many other beloved Pixar films — opened up on the March 11 ...

On Saturday, Pixar Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter and Imagineer Michael Hundgen came together to present a panel at SXSW called The Future of World-Building at Disney. There, this video was shown ...

If you ever found yourself jealous of Boo getting to swing around on a door with Mike and Sully, Walt Disney World is soon going to let you live out your Monsters, Inc. dreams. A new E-ticket ...

I can actually recall watching Monsters, Inc. as a kid, and thinking about how awesome of a ride the thrilling door sequence could be. You know the one? When Sully, Mike and Boo frantically search ...

The roller coaster preview also featured a clip of the film's iconic door chase scene featuring Monsters, Inc. characters James P. 'Sulley' Sullivan (John Goodman), Mike Wazowski (Billy Crystal ...

Monsters, Inc. stars John Goodman (James “Sulley” Sullivan), Billy Crystal (Mike Wazowski), Jenifer Tilly (Celia), and Steve Buscemi (Randall Boggs). The film is now streaming on Disney+.

Revealed by the voice of Mike Wazowski (Billy Crystal), the land will let you stroll through Monstropolis from the Pixar movies and shorts. A new ride will also take you through the Monsters Inc ...