8 Times Pixar Got Really Dark - Part 4
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8 Times Pixar Got Really Fucking Dark

Whimsical animation for all the family - that's the reputation computerized 'toon mega-studio Pixar has cultivated in its 20 years of hitting cinema screens. The highest Pixar has ever reached in terms of classification is a soft PG; the studio's latest effort, The Good Dinosaur, earned the rating for no more than some mild, dino-based threat, with the film hardly containing the kind of stuff that's going to keep any children awake at night.
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5) Fungus Gets The Scream Extractor Treatment In Monster’s, Inc.

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Remember Fungus, the poor little wind bag assistant to Steve Buscemi’s sly scarer Randall Boggs in Monster’s Inc.? He’s the three-eyed, put-upon wretch obediently handling the admin as the other guys get to have all the fun. He’s also the one left drained, sallow, and apparently fighting for his already pitiful life after the film’s ostensible heroes place him in Randall’s nightmarish scream extractor machine.

The darkest thing about the moment isn’t that the scene’s played for laughs, even though Fungus is a bullied innocent quite clearly in agonizing pain. No, the most sinister aspect of Fungus’ scream extractor fate is that it’s ‘good guys’ Mike and Sully who introduce him to the device, for no good reason (couldn’t they just have tied him up somewhere?), in a move that in the real world would most definitely be considered a breach of the Geneva Convention.


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