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Monsters don't exist, right? If they did, they'd be locked up in some secret government location so the general population wouldn't know of their existence. But what if monsters do exist... and they aren't evil, or even particularly scary? What if they're funny... and smart... and what if they might just be the key to man's survival? When a meteorite crashes in California on Susan Murphy's (Reese Witherspoon) wedding day, Susan is struck by a dose of otherworldly quantonium, her bridal glow becomes decidedly green, and she suddenly swells to a gargantuan 49 feet-11 inches tall. The Feds swoop in and whisk her away from husband-to-be Derek (Paul Rudd) to a government concealment agency where they dub her Ginormica and leave her to bemoan her losses and spend the rest of her days with strange creatures like B.O.B., the brainless blob (Seth Rogen), mad professor Dr. Cockroach (Hugh Laurie), the half-fish and half-ape Missing Link (Will Arnett), and the overly huge and strangely silent grub Insectosaurus. Next, Gallaxhar (Rainn Wilson), ruler of an alien civilization, sends a huge robot to attack Modesto, Calif., to recover the quantonium released by the fallen meteorite. Under the ineffective leadership of President Hathaway (Stephen Colbert), the government embraces General W. R. Monger's (Kiefer Sutherland) suggestion to pit the imprisoned monsters against the robot in exchange for their freedom. The monsters are no match for the robot until Susan begins to really believe in her own abilities and embrace the power of her friendship with the other monsters. B.O.B is absolutely hilarious with his consistent propensity for misunderstanding, indiscriminate digestion of anything and everything in his path, and witless adoration of his fellow monsters. The crazy exploits of Dr. Cockroach inspire lots of laughter, Insectosaurus proves his worth in the end, and Ginormica serves as the glue that holds the whole film together. The InTru 3-D format is highly effective and if you like animation; visual, verbal, and action comedy; references to past science-fiction films; and lovable monsters; you'll enjoy Monsters vs. Aliens. (Ages 7 and older) --Tami Horiuchi
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5.0 out of 5 stars
WoRTh WaTChiNG...An EnTeRTaiNeR anyTiMe !!,
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This review is from: Monsters Vs Aliens (Blu-ray/DVD Combo) [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)
I didnt xpected much before buying..The scene of security check done through pottyscanning impressed me the most..Once bought enjoyed the whole movie. iT's WoRTh each single penny..iF U XPeCT entertainment..Go FoR iT !!
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Monsters Vs. Aliens,
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This review is from: Monsters Vs. Aliens (DVD)
Great Film!!! my favorite monster is the BLOB who's going steady with mr. or mrs. jello mold
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Cute & entertaining,
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This review is from: Monsters Vs. Aliens [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)
My family are great buffs of animation as it is the one type of movie that we all enjoy. This movie was a classic combination of evil versus good but the good are definitely of a different variety - they were monsters. The parodies of other movies will appeal to the adults and the comedy appeals to all types. We especially love Bob, who didn't have a brain but proved that you don't really need one!!
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