26 sneaky details you probably missed in 'Monsters Inc.'

Erin AjelloFeb 20, 2021, 22:27 IST

There are references to other Pixar films in "Monsters Inc."Disney/Pixar

Pixar's "Monsters Inc." is full of Easter eggs, hidden gems, and clever details.
The Pizza Planet truck from "Toy Story" and the Pixar ball both appear in the film.
Monsters, Inc. is set up like a real-life company, but with plenty of monster puns.

"Monsters Inc." introduced viewers to the world of Monstropolis, and Disney fans still care about the lovable character even 20 years later.

Read on for some of the details you may have missed in the Pixar film.

The movie's opening-credits scene features doors and monsters.

Scarers sneak into kids' bedrooms through doors to capture their screams. Disney/Pixar

Sulley's fur moves realistically throughout the movie.

Pixar pays a lot of attention while animating hair and fur. Disney/Pixar

Mike and Sulley's furniture has some spooky features.

Sulley and Mike's apartment features fangs. Disney/Pixar

Their chairs match their looks.

Sulley's chair also has a hole in it for his tail. Disney/Pixar

Monsters, Inc. is made to feel like a real company throughout the movie.

Monsters, Inc. has a logo, slogan, and trademark. Disney/Pixar

The scream shortage is mentioned several times before Mike and Sulley get to work.

The newspaper is very detailed. Disney/Pixar

Mike and Sulley pass a café with a recognizable name.

Pixar animators used to go to Hidden City Cafe in California. Disney/Pixar

The fruit names at Tony's Grossery have a monstrous twist.

The produce has spooky names. Disney/Pixar

The crosswalks look a bit different in Monstropolis.

It says "stalk" instead of "walk." Disney/Pixar

Celia takes a call for someone with a fitting name.

She addresses someone as Ms. Fearmonger. Disney/Pixar

Mike's locker has pictures of Celia and reminders that he's ignoring.

There are sticky notes reminding him to file his paperwork. Disney/Pixar

Monster newspapers have some unique ads.

The ads are catered to the monster audience. Disney/Pixar

There are detailed scare reports shown throughout the movie.

All of the scare reports have detailed forms. Disney/Pixar

Monsters, Inc. has plenty of details that would be present in a real workplace.

Instead of an employee of the month, the company names a scarer of the month. Disney/Pixar

The code "2319" seems to stand for "white sock."

The numbers are codes for letters in the alphabet. Disney/Pixar

Mike purposefully makes himself smell bad for his date.

One of the odorants is "sludge" scented. Disney/Pixar

Boo's real name seems to be Mary.

She appears to sign her name on one of her drawings. Disney/Pixar

There are a few Pixar Easter eggs in Boo's room.

Jessie from the "Toy Story" movies makes a brief appearance. Disney/Pixar

The restaurant menu puts a scary twist on usual dish names.

Spider rolls are on the menu. Disney/Pixar

The work spaces in Monsters, Inc. are full of clever monster puns.

The filing system is scare-themed. Disney/Pixar

The hair on the monsters is carefully animated to move differently according to length, weight, and style.

The Abominable Snowman has different fur than Sulley. Disney/Pixar

Boo's file shows that she's scared of snakes.

It explains why she's so scared of Randall. Disney/Pixar

There are several Pixar references in the scene where Randall is banished.

The trailer home also shows up in other Pixar movies. Disney/Pixar

There's a quick "Finding Nemo" reference.

Nemo makes an appearance in "Monsters Inc." Disney/Pixar

There's a Disney poster in a child's room.

Tomorrowland is a reference to the Disney theme parks. Disney/Pixar

Monsters, Inc. looks quite different by the end of the movie.

The scare-themed filing system got a comedy refresh. Disney/Pixar

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