Anyone up for MI2?

Mr. Fogle I presume. :wink: :mrgreen:

I

see my reputation follows me.

Actually, isn’t it precedes you? LOL! :laughing:

Ha. Do

right. Though I didn’t want to mess up the word personally on my part heh.

Agree

with you there Nexas rather use a word I know instead of trying to quote. :wink:

Anybody else take a

look at the stories? :wink: :mrgreen:

YES! I love

anything that’ll come out of Lil Bandit’s head. As a wonderful writer of fanfiction, she has never

disappointed. I worship this person. :stuck_out_tongue:

As a quick side note: I’m new, and I feel awkward as I found no

Intro thread anywhere. Don’t want to sound like a nerd, but I’m thrilled to have actually found this

place!

Well welcome to Pixar Planet DoubleLatte. We are so glad that you found Pixar

Planet.

Yeah, welcome- you’ll love it around here. :smiley:

How do yall feel bout the concept of new characters.

Seeing that Boo would be a lot older by now, who would replace the ā€œcute factorā€? What if they choose a

boy instead? :mrgreen:

I quite like the idea…There’s a possibility of something along the lines of ā€˜Boo’s little brother’,

because just plucking any random boy would make the sequel perhaps a little too detached from the original. They

could possibly even go down the route of having the sweet factor fulfilled by a monster child.

Maybe they can forget about her door , then find it when she’s like , 13 , and she forgets

who they are and she’s all " who the heck are these guys ? " and they bring her back and everyone gets

all hyped up again for some crazy reason .

Well, it is very likely that by the time Boo becomes a

teenager, if she had not seen Mike and Sulley since the incident, then she would have forgotten, or put the whole

fiasco down as a crazy dream.

Yea,

sibilings would fit well. Neva thought of the monster kid idea. That’s a good one too. :mrgreen:

Speaking of Boo growing older, what do you think the

chances are of her running into Randall in our world, assuming he hasn’t found a way back to Monstropolis and

also adding that he didn’t die from the shovel beating. :3 That should be interesting.

Quite unlikely- it seems that Randall was thrown into a

bayou, and as far as we’re aware, Boo’s house is not in that kind of region. It is a possibility, though; it

just depends on both of their locations.

But we don’t KNOW where Boo lived, only that it was in the US.

She’s too young to even have a noticeable accent yet that might give away any clues to her locale. She could

just as easily live in Louisiana as anywhere else in the country. Not everyone in the Bayou country lives in

little shacks or trailers; some very affluent people call Louisiana home. It’s also possible that even though

she might have lived elsewhere in the country at the time of the movie, her family could move to

Louisiana(there’s a big demand for construction work down there, post-Katrina, with big bucks), OR Randall could

manage to find his way out of the state, so there’s still that possibility that their paths could cross. It

would be very interesting indeed to see them meet again, now that she’s older and has a greater grasp on the

reasons people do what they do, and Randall is also older and hopefully done some ā€œgrowing upā€ of his

own.

pitbulllady

Randall and Boo meeting up years later would certainly be a very good concept for a sequel.

Although, however much it may make pbl’s blood boil, I’m afraid I have to say that if that ever happens, it’s

99% certain that Randall will be the villain in that storyline. I agree with pbl on several points concerning

Randall, such as that he was manipulated, at least to some degree, by Waternoose, but when all’s said and done I

don’t see Randall undergoing a transformation into a saint, or for that matter even into a slightly decent

monster, after his banishment. His, well, ā€œmeanness,ā€ even if it may have become a part of him through

a series of events beyond his control, is too deeply ingrained into his personality to go away very easily at

all. Especially with what happened to him in the whole Waternoose fiasco and how he was thrown into the human

world, he’s not going to have done any ā€œgrowing up,ā€ he’s going to be wanting revenge on Sulley and

Mike, and an encounter with Boo would be the perfect opportunity for him to get that revenge. If there is a

Monsters 2 with this Randall-meets-Boo storyline, Randall is most assuredly going to be playing the role of

villain. It’s possible that there could be some possibility of his redemption at the end of the story (if for

no reason other than to appease all the Randall fans :stuck_out_tongue:), but until the conclusion, not a chance.

Au contraire,

DElf! :laughing: I believe that if the two were to be reunited years later, both Randall and Boo would have changed

dramatically. Of course, Boo would be older, and she possibly would have lost her sweetness. And Randall’s

banishment would make him grow up- he’s been so preoccupied with status and respect

that being put in a situation in which he has to focus solely on survival would probably mean that he would

mellow out, or risk dying. After a substancial (and I mean substancial! :laughing: ) period of time, survival would

mean more to Randall than revenge on Mike and Sulley. Then again, even that is questionable- the only reason that

Randall would really manage to find to continue living is pure stubborness. I guess he could live just to fulfil

his dreams of revenge, but he would have a lot of thinking time, and would, at some point, probably end up

blaming himself for the entire fiasco, moving the blame off Mike and Sulley.

This is all theoretical, of

course- we don’t actually know what would happen unless it was actually encountered in a MI2.

Thank you, Lizardgirl, some VERY good points there. I do

not believe, with VERY, very few exceptions, that anyone is born ā€œmeanā€. People are ā€œmeanā€

for a reason, whether we like it or not. Very often, behavior that is interpretted as ā€œmeanā€ is the

direct result of something being experienced by the person, a fact I know all too well, since I’ve been accused

of being a ā€œmeanā€ and ā€œhatefulā€ person more than once. You can only bottle up anger and

resentment for so long, before the pressure cooker overheats. Most of the time, when the person’s situation

changes, their behavior changes with it. I believe strongly, from the perspective of someone who’s been in

Randall’s proverbial shoes, that his ā€œmeannessā€ was the direct result of pressures stemming from his

situation, being used and manipulated by his boss, being put down by his boss, seeing someone who represented

everything that he himself did not have constantly come out ahead of him, KNOWING that at least some of taht

other person’s success was probably due to his relationship with the boss, not having anywhere near enough

sleep(that alone will literally drive a person temporarily insane, and eventually kill them if not rectified),

not having any time off, losing whatever social contacts he’d had, having to put up with Fungus’ mouth day

after day-no one can tell me that these things will not drive a person, even someone who normally acts really

nice, right over the edge, because I have experienced it myself.

The trauma experienced by Randall upon

his arrival in the our world, coupled with his need to survive and possibly depend on humans for that survival,

could be that proverbial ā€œblinding light on the road to Damascusā€ that some people do need to snap them

out of their bitter little universe. It certainly won’t be the first time that scenario has worked wonders. I

just know that people DO change for the better, just as seemingly ā€œniceā€ people can become selfish,

self-absorbed, nasty and ā€œmeanā€ as their situations go from good to bad to worse, so it is really quite

foolish to assume that Randall is and always has been ā€œmeanā€ by default, and therefore is incapable of

changing. He might not indeed ever become a ā€œsaintā€, but who IS? He will always have that Irish edge,

just as I do, but that does not make him a devil, either. As he learns more about humans, and IF he is able to

experience anything positive with our species, his opinions of humans, at least, will change, which means his

reaction to meeting Boo again(assuming he remembers her)will be different. That’s one of the reasons why

ā€œLil’ Bandit’sā€ fanfiction story was so well-received on FF.net; it showed a GRADUAL change in

Randall’s attitude towards humans, and eventually his whole plan of revenge against Mike and Sulley, as a result

of his experiences with a human child, so that it was more believable than having him suddenly become this

perfect Goody-Four-Shoes, and therefore was more ā€œrealisticā€ and plausible, without taking him

out-of-character.

pitbulllady

I will acknowledge too facts, Ran and Boo’s

future.

First, Boo.
A year passed when the first film ended.
Now. Think of the implications people.

Sullivan visiting Boo once again. Even after a year of NEVER seeing him, he comes back. Now. Sullivan WILL

continue to come back to see her.
Think of the effect this would have on her. She would have to keep her

relationship with Sullivan a secret.
If she were to tell, her parents would probably worry about her

ā€œhaving an imaginary friendā€ at an advanced age, which is particularly no problem at all.
But Boo

would have the knowledge that there IS a Monster World. And she had been there for over a day, seeing many

places. Unsure of Boo’s memory, but it is probably good, as she recalls her ā€œKittyā€ years

later.

Simply, Boo can be considered a unique child who went into the Monster World.
Let that soak in

as I make my assumptions on my dear friend Ran…