Written by the brilliant Jon Negroni a while back, Negroni realized that all Disney-Pixar animated films are on a single timeline. While some holes are open and leave some questions unanswered, it explains why various things have come to exist, such as talking automobiles and toys, and even monsters. If you have the urge to look at it in detail, you can find Negroni's findings and his blog about all things D-P here.
With that being said, click the link and read it, since none of this will make sense to a person who doesn't understand the concept of the Pixar Theory.
Moving on. Now it has been stated that the Monsters travel back in time to collect the screams (or laughter) of children in order to supply for the energy crisis. But just where do they go? Is each door made to move to a specific date or are all doors made to enter at a certain point in time? Allow me to show you my findings.
In Toy Story 3, we see a scene where children are playing in the room with toys. Hearing very closely, we see none other than Boo, the revolving character of Monsters, Inc. Though it isn't proven, we can hear her say "Boo, boo, boo!" and "It doesn't matter." as she plays with her blue "Kitty", or as we know it, Sully. This points that the doors take them to a period of time between Toy Story 2 and 3. I want to know if there are anything in any of the movies, maybe one of the scares/funnies showing a character similar to a young Andy, or in Toy Story if we see any cameos of the Monsters in the real world.
With that being said, click the link and read it, since none of this will make sense to a person who doesn't understand the concept of the Pixar Theory.
Moving on. Now it has been stated that the Monsters travel back in time to collect the screams (or laughter) of children in order to supply for the energy crisis. But just where do they go? Is each door made to move to a specific date or are all doors made to enter at a certain point in time? Allow me to show you my findings.
In Toy Story 3, we see a scene where children are playing in the room with toys. Hearing very closely, we see none other than Boo, the revolving character of Monsters, Inc. Though it isn't proven, we can hear her say "Boo, boo, boo!" and "It doesn't matter." as she plays with her blue "Kitty", or as we know it, Sully. This points that the doors take them to a period of time between Toy Story 2 and 3. I want to know if there are anything in any of the movies, maybe one of the scares/funnies showing a character similar to a young Andy, or in Toy Story if we see any cameos of the Monsters in the real world.
