Monsters, Inc. (2001)

Unfortunately for Mike Wazowski (Billy Crystal), he has that one big eye and not much else. He has it working for him as a monstrous assistant to “Sully” Sullivan (John Goodman) but when it comes to usual every day things, he has to be careful. For instance, when Boo (Mary Gibbs) sneezes, Mike, a tad germophobic, decides an anti-bacterial spray will help prevent him from catching whatever she has in the way of a cold. Sadly, he sprays himself but because he is mostly eye, finds that he has blinded himself. But this pales in comparison to what he and Sully will face when they discover that they have been sent into exile for letting Boo follow them back to where the monsters live. For if they thought that they were scary, just wait until they find out what is lurking and smacking its lips in the real world.

Director:  Peter Docter; David Silverman; Lee Unkrich Writer:  Robert L. Baird; Jill Culton; Peter Docter; Ralph Eggleston; Dan Gerson; Jeff Pidgeon; Rhett Reese; Jonathan Roberts; Andrew Stanton Cast:
John Goodman -  James P. “Sulley” Sullivan (voice) Billy Crystal -  Mike Wazowski (voice) Mary Gibbs -  Boo/Mary (voice) Steve Buscemi -  Randall Boggs (voice) James Coburn -  Henry J. Waternoose III (voice) Jennifer Tilly -  Celia (voice) Bob Peterson -  Roz (voice)		John Ratzenberger -  Yeti (voice) Frank Oz -  Fungus (voice) Daniel Gerson -  Needleman/Smitty (voice) Steve Susskind -  Floor Manager (voice) Bonnie Hunt -  Flint (voice) Jeff Pidgeon -  Bile (voice) Sam Black -  George Sanderson (voice)