Monsters, Inc. is still a masterclass in world building

If there's one thing at which Pixar has proven unbeatable for decades — beyond making even the most cold-hearted among us cry in a dark theater full of strangers and winning Oscars — it's world-building. Ever since audiences were introduced to Woody, Buzz, and the gang in 1995, Pixar flicks have whisked viewers to worlds where bugs incite revolutions, rats make excellent chefs, and emotions are enacted by sentient beings living in our brains.

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