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am i seriously the only one bothered at how awfully mistreated mike was throughout this film. poor dude this guy literally got abandoned (although consented to) by his long term best friend for a random child. sure, albeit mike was the immoral between the duo, he was the most logical one. mike's relationship with celia was ruined because of sulley's shenanigans. but so was his career, his reputation, and his overall ife. mike had to sacrifice so much in the film just for sulley's desire and attachment to boo. not to mention after that confrontation scene at the cave... he didn't even get an apology!! mike was rightfully upset sulley had to mindlessly let his attachment get in the way of both their lives, and although sulley did apologize, i don't think the movie gave justice to it at all. it was around 2-3 lines before he ran off and did the exact thing mike was upset about. poor guy and to have the audacity for mike to even combine the door sulley wanted at the end. my guy .. ok. let's be rational though. mike *did* just want to toss a human kid away to a foreign land, and if it wasn't for sulley not listening to him, the company couldn't have enhanced the way it had at the end. so, ok monsters inc., fair enough. anyway. apart from that, solid movie. i love the pace, the flow, the brilliance of the sequence of scenes! i like it. didn't get attached to sulley and boo's relationship as much as how sad i was over mike's mistreatment as both a character and a person (monster), but it's good.

The disappointment this novel gave me is immeasurable. From the basic plot, to the most basic cast ever and a dull protagonist to come with it, the story was simply... boring. No other words could describe it any softer. I had no compassion for the protagonist, her set-up was plain, her romance aspect was flat and the rest of the characters were just as boring. The whole concept of this book was to explore adolescence, friendship, loss, and the toxicity of fame. I can't deny they did tackle these topics, but again, in the most Wattpad White Girl Fantasy Style ever. The repetition of tropes bothered me to no end, because a trope is only good depending on its setting. I believe this story lacked variety, entertainment, and just wasn't able to fulfill its purpose as an inspiring tale of a rising writer and her downfalls. I don't recommend this, please indulge yourself in other things. I tried my best to sympathize and fall in love with this novel, but it's impossible at this point. The only thing I loved about this book was its cover, the material the pages were made of, and the font size of the text. Writing, the plot, everything the contents of this story had was poorly done.