i'll kidnap a thousand children before i let this company die
I'll kidnap a thousand children before i let this company die
Zachary Allen
Gavin Phillips
this isn't Yea Forums that's just a regular ass CEO.
Oliver Nelson
>You know, with great power comes great responsibility. Rudyard Kipling called it "Monster's Burden." Myself, I just call it as I see it: the responsibility of the master to discipline the servant.
Christian Moore
Did he know making kids laugh gave off greater amounts of power?
Noah Gomez
No.
Brayden Martin
no one did.
Jason Thomas
>I'll let a thousand children be molested by their gay foster parents before i let my ideology die
what did tumblr mean by this?
Anthony Gray
No one found out until the end. Once Mike and Sully put two and two together waternoose was already fucked and Randal wouldn’t give a shit anyway
Parker Jones
>laughter is found to be more efficient than screams
>every monster who spent years learning how to scare kids now has to take a crash course in comedy or lose their job
>entire monster education system gets turned upside down
Jacob Murphy
They made a comic afterwards where he brings up that laughter isn't as sustainable as fear is. They don't really prove him wrong either
Jordan Cooper
FPBP
Mason Ortiz
Was Waternoose the original surprise villain? Marketing made it clear that Randall was an antagonist, but Waternoose was absent or given a minimal presence.
John Wood
Really?
I swear to god if you show me a tickle torture comic I'll hack ur IP, find where you live and molest you.
Leo Cruz
You were banned yesterday, I saw your ban about animals on the Yea Forums bans sample site. Are you ban evading now? That's against the rules, you know that right?
Zachary Sullivan
They only absorbed the sound frequency, right? Are there no such things as sound technicians in their world? Surely a playback would've been enough.
Michael Hughes
Definitely was Pixar's first and what started the trend in Disney films. Sad that nowadays Disney can't grasp that twist villains only surprise people if we already have a villain in the story.
Nolan Gomez
no, it was Frozen that started this trend at Disney.
>we need a bad guy, stat! Elsa can't be a villain anymore!
Jackson Ross
Stinky Pete from Toy Story 2 may count first
Adam Morales
Yeah, Frozen started the modern trend, but it's definitely been a thing since before. Lotso from TS3 counts.
Michael Brooks
Don't remember if this was from a comic but scare factories are still a thing even after they discovered laughter was way better
Henry Jackson
Where do you think Disney got it from?
I often forget whether Monsters Inc. or TS2 came first.
Justin Nguyen
Well, Lotso wasn't wery *suprise* villain.
Brody Ramirez
>They made a comic afterwards where he brings up that laughter isn't as sustainable as fear is.
HOW, exactly? Fear wasn't sustainable either, they make a point at the start of the movie how kids are getting harder and harder to scare these days and they have consistent difficulties making their daily quotas. Laughter is ten times more powerful than scream, is Waternoose trying to argue it's THAT much more difficult getting kids to laugh than to scream?
Gavin Jenkins
>tripfag is a ban-evading /pol/tard
Why am I not surprised.
Jacob Green
Dude, you can’t ban people on an anonymous site
Andrew Stewart
TS2 was released in 1999, Momsters inc was 2001.
Jason Myers
Seems pretty plausible that the enemy required to generate a scream could be more than the energy gained from it. First law of Thermodynamics and all that.
Zachary Cooper
What are you talking about this our username
Evan Peterson
Sounds like a metaphor for something. If only I could put my finger on it.
Noah Butler
I mean how can I be sure someone is ever truly banned? I can’t.
Elijah Perez
It would make sense to slowly phase it out rather than abandon it.