Navigating through the labyrinth of Disc 2 menus is not an easy task (more on this later), but once achieved, there's a lot to discover.

In fact, aside from its easily-forgotten formulaic underpinning, it's really difficult to find anything not to like about Monsters, Inc. For those who just can't get enough of the movie, a few fun punches have been tacked onto Disc One to allow us to experience it in different ways. Walt Disney Home Entertainment has detailed the upcoming 5-disc 3D Blu-ray Combo Pack release of Monsters, Inc. The obligatory virtual game is "Peek-A-Boo: Boo's Door Game", an extremely easy but somewhat time-consuming activity.monster's world, Sulley and his best friend Mike (voiced by Billy Crystal) learn the truth about humans and fight to protect the little girl at all costs. Forget batteries or solar energy -- scares produce screams, and screams are used as energy to run the monster world. After all, haven't you played with your toys as a child and made voices for them, only to wonder if they have their own voices and speak once you leave the room? film with a clear top end pronouncement, and similar effects are heard at a couple of other junctures throughout the film.

Sound Design" (4:13) is a conventional but adequate look at the sound effects and scoring devised for Monsters, Inc. Shots Department" (2:12) similarly delves into the creation of some of the more difficult shots and character movements.While simple, it is impressively rendered and in keeping with the content and spirit of the film, and therefore better than some others in its ilk.