Monsters, Inc. & Fossil Fuels – humanconditioned

Slowly catching up on unwatched Pixar films and I've finally got round to Monsters, Inc. What an ace film - funny monsters, incredibly cute children, a brilliant premise for a world (scaring kids to harness energy - who comes up with this stuff!? Genius!), an extended cast of ace characters (the giant slug receptionist -…

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Doing It With Victoria Wood – humanconditioned

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