Monsters University takes us back in time to explain how Mike Wazowski, the one-eyed green beach-ball-with-limbs monster, and Sulley, his fluffy blue-and-purple gigantic best friend, met— and how they ended up working for Monsters, Inc.Pixar delivers a prequel to 2001's Monsters, Inc., calling to mind movies like The Hunger Games, The House Bunny, and other familiar university themed comedies that use fraternities/sororities, nerds, jocks, the cool, and the underdogs as material.
Freshman Mike (Billy Crystal), with his wildly ambitious streak, treats the laid-back Sulley (John Goodman) as his rival in their Scare Program in Monsters University (MU). Mike is textbook smart, while Sulley carries his highly esteemed family name to validate his "natural" talent in scaring. The conflict here is that Mike is just so unscary, but! he's hellbent on proving that he can be seriously scary despite the constant ridicule he gets from his peers— and also from the ruthless Dean Hardscrabble (Helen Mirren). Will Mike overcome the challenges and prove the entire Monstropolis wrong? 
Monsters University in 3D is nice and charming to look at, but this is already pretty much the present-day standard fare in animated feature films. But what's impressive here is that Pixar has truly mastered the facial expression of the monsters, which is superbly and distinctly realistic.But we go back to the core and fundamental root of what a movie is all about: the power of storytelling. Is the movie big on originality? On humor? With a strong emotional connection? Alas, Monsters University merely recycles an old storyline, with mediocre lines and mediocre humor. If Monsters, Inc. had introduced a whole new world to the moviegoers, Monsters University just sends us to a familiar place. If I were to grade it for being fun, fresh, sharply funny, and memorably heartwarming, Monsters University just receives an average grade. It's not bad at all, but it's nothing really special either.Opening across the Philippines on June 26 in Disney Digital 3D, 2D and regular theaters.Source:http://filmsandeventscheck.blogspot.com/2013/06/monsters-university-2013.html
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Alternative: Ferdinand posted this picture of his Oyster card as he used the London transport system 
As you already know, Hollywood actor James Gandolfini died of a heart attack, at only 51 years old. The famous actor was known for playing his starring role on "The Saprano's". Many celebrities in Hollywood were shocked of his sudden death, including his 13-year-old son who found him dead in their hotel room.According to KTLA.com, funeral was scheduled for 10 a.m. on Thursday at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in Manhattan.May James Gandolfini rest in peace and we are praying for his family.Read more articles like this one @AToast2Wealth.comGandolfini Funeral Set for Thursday in New Yorkby Kellan Connor Web ProducerNEW YORK (KTLA) — Funeral services for actor James Gandolfini were scheduled to take place on Thursday in New York City, a family friend said on Monday.The actor’s body arrived on a charter flight to Newark, New Jersey on Sunday night on a charter flight...Read full article, here.Source and Photo: http://ktla.com
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