… You will remember that at the end of Monsters Inc Sully rebuilds the door and is happy after opening it. Obviously then Boo can not be Violet from The Incredibles. In the movie Monsters INC, we see that Boo’s real name is Mary. for a White Sock being found in the monster’s realm because in the alphabet the 23rd letter is W and the 19th is S which is W.S for White Sock. A “2319” is factor code at the Monster’s Inc. … One Redditor posited that not only do Cars and Wall-E take place in the same Pixar shared universe, but Cars actually takes place on another planet, one full of the lost ships and technology from Wall-E. It’s a longstanding fact that all Pixar movies take place in the same universe. Par ailleurs Is cars in the same universe as Wall-E? In case you haven’t already guessed it, the theory is that the witch from Brave is Boo! She probably remembered her precious ‘kitty’ and ended up working out how to harness doors to travel in time like the monsters could. It's Sully.Negroni’s theory ponders what happened to Boo when she grew up.
How do we know? In Brave, you can briefly see a drawing in the workshop. They are what started everything, and as a witch, she cultivates this magic in an attempt to find Sully by creating doors going backwards and forwards in time. She figures out how to travel in time to find Sully, and goes back to the source: The will-of-the-wisps. You owe it to yourself to waste the rest of your work day pouring through Negroni's theory and debating the logistics of a world where A Bug's Life is actually a post-apocalyptic portrayal of Earth further along the timeline than Wall-E. It's a crappy Friday afternoon in the middle of July. This would explain all of the easter eggs littered throughout the Pixar universe (and why all of the easter eggs in Brave are in the witch's workshop. When Boo makes her way into the future via the door, Negroni suggests that she learned to time travel and has since been navigating her way through time on her own and, eventually, became the witch in Brave (the oldest movie on the Pixar timeline). The crux of the theory is that the doors in Monsters Inc (which Negroni classifies as the most futuristic on the Pixar timeline), aren't portals to an alternate dimmension, but rather a means of traveling through time. But, before you swear off cultural conspiracy theories for good, we invite you to jump down the Pixar rabbit hole with Jon Negroni, who posits that all of the company's movies are connected.īasically, his theory is centered on the notion that there's a struggle between animals, inanimate objects, and humans occuring over time within the same dimmension. If Mad Men's sixth season taught us anything, it's that, as viewers, it's entirely possible that we might need to take a step back from the shows and movies we love so dearly.
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