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WILHELM SCREAM: When B.O.B. (Seth Rogen) throws the last Gallaxhar clone to the floor far down [...]	D
Paul Rudd, Reese Witherspoon and Hugh Laurie have all appeared in 'Friends' (1994). However, no [...]	D
Each Monster on the team is virtually immortal.	D
When the monsters leave the main power core chamber, B.O.B. forms a "water" tentacle abyss-styl [...]	D
The scene where The Missing Link is found frozen in an iceberg but thaws and escapes is similar [...]	D
President Hathaway's code name is "Papa Bear", which is what Stephen Colbert called Bill O'Reil [...]	D
DreamWorks Animation's second biggest opening for a non-sequel, opening to $59,300,000. It's on [...]	D
The Army commander who screams to his soldiers to destroy the Robot Probe by order of the Presi [...]	D
Will Arnett's fourth animated movie after Ice Age: The Meltdown (2006), Ratatouille (2007), and [...]	D
To promote the 3-D technology that was used in this movie, DreamWorks ran a 3-D trailer before [...]	D
While President Hathaway resembles Stephen Colbert, the character's look had been finalized som [...]	D
Character designer Devin Crane, who designed Susan, says "Susan was meant to look like a 1940's [...]	D
This movie takes place over the course of three weeks. When Susan Murphy (Reese Witherspoon) re [...]	D
As President Hathaway is walking up the platform to communicate with the robot probe, one of th [...]	D
RenÃ©e Zellweger's third DreamWorks Animation movie, after Shark Tale (2004) and Bee Movie (2 [...]	D
Hugh Laurie's second DreamWorks Animation movie, after the fan-made The Sky-High City of Steamp [...]	D
President Hathaway playing the synthesizer to communicate with the Robot Probe has become one o [...]	D
In just the beginning, the tech guy says "Supernova, this is Red Dwarf". Red Dwarf (1988) is a [...]	D
One of the missiles fired from the Apache helicopters at the alien robot says "E.T. Go Home!" a [...]	D
In the original Rex Havoc novel, The Missing Link didn't exist.	D
When the monsters are released from captivity to help destroy the giant robot probe, Link says [...]	D
Including voice actors and actresses, 601 (580 crew, nine post, twelve cast) different people p [...]	D
Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D. said that The Invisible Man died of a heart attack twenty-five years ago. [...]	D
When Gallaxhar (Rainn Wilson) is talking to Earth about what he is about to do, in the scene wh [...]	D
The two technicians who first discover the incoming meteor call the control center and issue a [...]	D
When the government arrive at the church to investigate the crash site when the camera pans to [...]	D
Originally, there was another heroic character in this movie called "Rex", a super android who [...]	D
Throughout the scene where Susan turned into Ginormica, and the rest of the movie, no one point [...]	D
The Robot Probe is somewhat similar to space probes sent by N.A.S.A. to discover Mars by snatch [...]	D
This movie was originally scheduled to be released on May 15, 2009, but it was pushed up to Mar [...]	D
Rainn Wilson, John Krasinski, Ed Helms, Stephen Colbert and Will Arnett appeared on The Office [...]	D
This movie has several plot points similar to Rise of the Guardians (2012). The protagonist bec [...]	D
The screen on the machine, that Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D. (Hugh Laurie) uses to try to get Susan (Re [...]	D
This is the ninth movie in which the Golden Gate Bridge has been destroyed, after It Came from [...]	D
In the opening scene with the two technicians discovering the meteorite, one of them (Technicia [...]	D
There are a few scenes that were not featured in this movie, but were storyboarded as deleted s [...]	D
The McDonald's Happy Meal toy figure of Susan showed her sporting blonde hair, and wearing a re [...]	D
The song that played when The Missing Link turned on the radio was "Wooly Bully" by Sam the Sha [...]	D
Gallaxhar's mothership contains over three hundred Robot Probes (one hundred in each bay).	D
B.O.B. says "I haven't been outside for fifty years", meaning that he has been in the base sinc [...]	D
This movie was a subject of a $2,000 question on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (2002).	D
The crew used four different types of 3-D glasses throughout the production.	D
Reese Witherpsoon and Paul Rudd appeared in How Do You Know (2010).	D
The last DreamWorks Animation's original full-length feature film of the 2000s.	D
In the original concept arts of this movie, The Missing Link has more chest hair than what was [...]	D
With a budget of $175 million, this is the most expensive animated movie not produced by Disney [...]	D
This movie and Megamind (2010) have many similarities. First, they are parodies of other pop cu [...]	D
When Insectosaurus looks at bright lights, her pupils get smaller and they follow the direction [...]	D
Susan Murphy/Ginormica weighs fifty thousand pounds (twenty-five tons), a reference to her orig [...]	D
B.O.B probably spoofs Physarum polycephalum (a.k.a. the "blob"), a living organism which is nei [...]	D
The San Francisco streetcar that Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D. modifies with rocket engines is an Italia [...]	D
The large aircraft used to transport the monsters to San Francisco is based on the B-377-SG Sup [...]	D
The scene with the three monsters looking down at the marching clones while plotting to save Su [...]	D
When the monsters land on San Francisco, Link refers to the warm weather as "a convenient truth [...]	D
The list of songs in the closing credits includes, "Here Comes the Bride - Traditional". In fac [...]	D
Susan Murphy/Ginormica used cars as skating shoes when escaping the Robot Probe. This was a ref [...]	D
In this movie, old footage of Insectosaurus shows her attacking Tokyo. This is similar to what [...]	D
When Gallaxhar says "UUUH! Fire phasoid cannon!" you can see the contrail left behind by the fl [...]	D
When B.O.B. was born, he is already in his adult size, but in the short film, Night of the Livi [...]	D
The scene in which B.O.B, Dr. Cockroach, and Missing Link come up with a plan to save Susan. Is [...]	D
DreamWorks Animation's eighteenth feature film, and last movie of the 2000s.	D
The city of Modesto, California was depicted as a small, rural farm town in this movie, when in [...]	D
In the beginning, Susan Murphy gets shot with a sedative, just like how Lieutenant Colonel Glen [...]	D
Originally, Susan Murphy finished the movie back at normal size. It was decided after a screeni [...]	D
The movie takes place in Modesto and San Francisco, California, and somewhere north of Las Vega [...]	D
Third theatrically released animated movie for Kiefer Sutherland, after La favola del principe [...]	D
LOGO GIMMICK: The "DreamWorks Animation SKG" logo is in black-and-white, and the fisher boy get [...]	D
Gallaxhar's ship exploded in a similar way to how the Mothership exploded in Independence Day ( [...]	D
Gallaxhar (Rainn Wilson) says "Extract the Quantonium with extreme prejudice", a reference to t [...]	D
Final DreamWorks Animation movie to have the 2004-styled DreamWorks Animation SKG logo, where t [...]	D
Reese Witherspoon's second highest grossing movie, after Sing (2016).	D
When the Monsters are fighting the alien robot on the Golden Gate bridge, it shows a solid midd [...]	D
B.O.B. is colored blue, while his inspiration, The Blob monster from The Blob (1958), was color [...]	D
Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D. dancing in sync with the lighted pads is a reference to the arcade game, D [...]	D
The base in which the monsters stay hasn't had its name revealed yet, or sometimes called "Area [...]	D
General W.R. Monger's (Kiefer Sutherland's) insignia, on his right chest, is a combination of c [...]	D
Originally, Gallaxhar was called "Galacticon" and was to be a woman. It was changed to a male a [...]	D
Jacqueline Bracamontes supplied the voice of Susan in the Spanish language version.	D
The first full length trailer for this movie appeared during Super Bowl XLIII in 3-D. Prior to [...]	D
Gallaxhar resembles the aliens in Independence Day (1996), in which they have a big oblong-shap [...]	D
Director Conrad Vernon, Tom McGrath, Chris Miller, Mike Mitchell, and Stephen Kearin provided v [...]	D
The famous sound effect, the "Wilhelm Scream", was featured in this movie. The scream was origi [...]	D
Global Stereoscopic supervisor Phil McNally is often referred to as "Captain 3-D".	D
Seth Rogen, Will Arnett, and Amy Poehler's second animated movie together, after Ortone e il mo [...]	D
Throughout this movie, Susan never throws a single punch to her enemies, but at random objects. [...]	D
Even though this movie doesn't have a sequel yet, it is still a franchise. It has one video gam [...]	D
In the "first look" photo of this movie's characters, Susan wears a red jumpsuit instead of the [...]	D
Near the ending, although Link says "You're a butterfly!" to Insectosaurus (renamed Butterflyos [...]	D
The first DreamWorks Animation movie composed by Henry Jackman, who also composed Il gatto con [...]	D
The fighter jets are F-14 Tomcats and the helicopters are AH-64 Apaches.	D
In the scene during the closing credits, President Hathaway asks the audience if anyone wants t [...]	D
Susan is exactly forty-nine feet eleven inches (15.21 meters) tall, making her almost the same [...]	D
Gallaxhar's computer was voiced by Amy Phoeler, who is the ex-wife of Will Arnett, who voiced T [...]	D
The song that President Hathaway (Stephen Colbert) plays on the synthesizer is "Axel F" by Haro [...]	D
When creating B.O.B., art director Scott Willis mentioned that "B.O.B. is a gelatinous mass, bu [...]	D
This movie was set in Modesto, California, the birthplace of George Lucas.	D
The multi-colored pads on which Dr. Cockroach Ph.D. (Hugh Laurie) dances use the same sound eff [...]	D
Years the monsters were captured: Susan/Ginormica: 2008 Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D.: 1961 B.O.B.: 1958 [...]	D
The two technicians who first discover Gallaxhar's ship are named Ben and Jerry, like the ice c [...]	D
During the fight on the Golden Gate Bridge, Insectosaurus and the Robot Probe didn't throw a si [...]	D
This movie had been in development since 2002, when DreamWorks Animation acquired the rights to [...]	D
The alien saucer in the DreamWorks Animation introduction was from Earth vs. the Flying Saucers [...]	D
The food served on Susan's table is oatmeal.	D
"Planet Claire" from The B-52's is playing as President Hathaway climbs the stairs before addre [...]	D
Although Ginormica's prison uniform is numbered 00005, she clearly arrived after Dr. Cockroach, [...]	D
The Invisible Man is dead in this movie, but he appeared in the short film, B.O.B.'s Big Break [...]	D
The monsters shown in the movie are all references to original monsters in movies. Ginormica (R [...]	D
When Susan chases Gallaxhar through the ship, doors start to close as she runs and breaks throu [...]	D
The movie actually made back its $175 million budget by earning a total of $381 million worldwi [...]	D
Diedrich Bader was considered the role of The Missing Link. He voiced the character in the tele [...]	D
Seth Rogen's (B.O.B.'s) second collaboration with Amy Poehler and John Krasinski, after Shrek T [...]	D
The train on which Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D., The Missing Link, and B.O.B. ride in San Francisco is [...]	D
Ever since this movie was made, all feature films released by DreamWorks Animation were produce [...]	D
Kiefer Sutherland and Reese Witherspoon appeared in Freeway - No Exit (1996).	D
The first computer-animated movie directly produced in a stereoscopic 3-D format, instead of be [...]	D
B.O.B. (Voiced by Seth Rogen and a reference to The Blob (1958)) is remarkably similar in shape [...]	D
When Susan grows into a giant, her wedding dress starts to tear, exposing bare arms and legs, m [...]	D
The ending of this movie could be forshadowing a sequel, but it was never made.	D
In 2009, this movie was nominated for four Annie Awards, including Voice Acting in a Feature Pr [...]	D
Just like Rambo, the general ties a red headband before going to battle.	D
There are thirty sequences in this movie.	D
With an opening weekend earning of $59,300,000 and a domestic gross of $198 million, this is th [...]	D
This movie has a localized version in Australia, where the News Reporter was not voiced by Ed H [...]	D
The third-highest grossing animated movie of 2009, after Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009) [...]	D
After being nominated without winning ten times in the past, DreamWorks Animation finally won t [...]	D
Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D. and Insectosaurus are the only characters from the Rex Havoc novel to keep [...]	D
When Susan is being chased around San Francisco by the Robot Probe, she accidentally slips off [...]	D
B.O.B. appeared in the video game, DreamWorks Super Star Kartz (2011), as a playable character [...]	D
President Hathaway playing the five-note tune on the keyboard, before he plays "Axel F", was fr [...]	D
When Susan first transforms into Ginormica, her hair turns white as a side effect. However, whe [...]	D
The first two completed scenes in this movie were "First Contact" and "War Room". These scenes [...]	D
The song "Purple People Eater" by Sheb Wooley could be referencing the Robot Probe (horned, one [...]	D
At one point, Gallaxhar yells out "Destroy all monsters!" to his clones when he sees Susan, Dr. [...]	D
After Insectasaurus becomes a butterfly, and is getting ready to fly to Paris, she is wearing l [...]	D
B.O.B. (Seth Rogen) was originally called "Ick!" in earlier drafts of this movie's production. [...]	D
Clips of this movie were shown in The Greatest Ever 3D Moments (2009).	D
Gallaxhar refers to Earth as a "mudball", the same saying used by Krang in the episode "Hot-Rod [...]	D
Early in the movie, B.O.B is bouncing a ball off the wall of his cell. This could be a referenc [...]	D
This movie started as an adaptation of a horror comic book, Rex Havoc, in which monster hunter [...]	D
Gallaxhar's facial features were modelled after DreamWorks Animation's C.E.O., Jeffrey Katzenbe [...]	D
For the scenes of Ginormica wandering the streets of San Francisco, a replica of the set was bu [...]	D
The original reason for Gallaxhar's invasion of Earth was to take all of the oil and natural re [...]	D
Production designer David James stated that this movie was "a return to what made us nerds in t [...]	D
The license plate of the yellow cars Susan uses as a roller skate reads "XQZMEEEE" or "excuse m [...]	D
This is the third DreamWorks Animation movie released in a 2:35:1 aspect ratio, after Spirit - [...]	D
Director Conrad Vernon provided creature vocal effects for Insectosaurus.	D
At the beginning of this movie, Derek Dietl (Paul Rudd) mentions that he is auditioning for an [...]	D
Reese Witherspoon has denied appearing in any further sequels beyond her first sequel Una biond [...]	D
Reese Witherspoon's first animated movie since The Trumpet of the Swan (2001). This is also her [...]	D
The Missing Link (Will Arnett) is the only monster who can understand what Insectosaurus is say [...]	D
This is the second DreamWorks Animation movie to have a female protagonist, after Galline in fu [...]	D
Hugh Laurie was chosen as the voice for Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D. when Dave Burgess animated a test [...]	D
Insectosaurus is a combination of Godzilla, Mothra (of Godzilla's movies fame) and the Tyrannos [...]	D
Ed Leonard, C.T.O. of DreamWorks Animation, said it took approximately forty-five million six h [...]	D
At one point, Gallaxhar curses "Oh Spaceballs!", a reference to the movie Spaceballs (1987).	D
This is director Rob Letterman's second DreamWorks Animation movie after Shark Tale (2004).	D
Music from Clash of the Titans (1981) can be heard when Susan pulls the cables of the Golden Ga [...]	D
When Gallaxhar is sending his message all over the world, at one point he says "You should in n [...]	D
When the military shoots missiles to the Robot Probe, the missiles get deflected. This is simil [...]	D
The song to which Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D. dances in Gallaxhar's ship is "Roses Are Red" by Aqua.	D
The movie was originally titled "Rex Havoc", after a lead character that was ultimately cut fro [...]	D
Before turning into Ginormica, Susan Murphy (Reese Witherspoon) has brown hair. This makes it t [...]	D
It took a total of five hundred artists to create this movie (the total crew number minus produ [...]	D
Several hundred Hewlett-Packard xw8600 workstations were used, along with a "render farm" of HP [...]	D
In one of the cities where Gallaxhar's message is being shown, there are blinking neon letters [...]	D
After Susan saves B.O.B., Link, and Dr. Cockroach from being crushed on Gallaxhar's ship, after [...]	D
Seth Rogen's fourth animated movie after Shrek the Third (2007), Horton Hears a Who! (2008), an [...]	D
B.O.B. has 12,000 bubbles inside of him.	D
B.O.B. says "no way she's a boy, look at his boobies" when he sees Susan, reversing the accusat [...]	D
Though some say this movie barely made back its $175 million budget, its final worldwide gross [...]	D
The large room, in which members of the U.S. Government meet up to use monsters as a form of de [...]	D
The synthesizer that President Hathaway (Stephen Colbert) uses to communicate with the giant ro [...]	D
Seth Rogen's friends, Michael Cera and Jonah Hill, were considered to voice B.O.B.	D
A code title used during production was "Showdown".	D
Seth Rogen's third DreamWorks Animation movie, after Shrek Terzo (2007) and Kung Fu Panda (2008 [...]	D
B.O.B. was captured in 1958. This is a reference to the year his inspiration, The Blob (1958), [...]	D
In July 2014, the distribution rights were purchased by DreamWorks Animation from Paramount Pic [...]	D
If this movie was rendered on one computer, it would have taken 4,071 years to render.	D
Jeff Garlin was considered for the role of B.O.B.	D
Director Conrad Vernon voiced a total of six characters in this movie.	D
Derek Dietl is Susan Murphy's fiancÃ©, who turned into a giant. His voice actor, Paul Rudd, p [...]	D
Amy Poehler and Will Arnett were a real-life married couple at the time of this movie's release [...]	D
Susan's (Ginormica's) space suit in this movie resembles Jennifer Lopez's red bodysuit in The C [...]	D
The hand sign that President Hathaway does when meeting the Robot Probe is the Vulcan peace sig [...]	D
Director Conrad Vernon voiced Mason the chimp in the "Madagascar" film franchise and the Ginger [...]	D
In earlier drafts of this movie, Susan was supposed to be called the "50,000 pound woman".	D
The base (Area 5?) is actually located somewhere north of Las Vegas, Nevada, which is the same [...]	D
Kiefer Sutherlands bandana in Monsters and Aliens is a reference to himself as Big Boss and Ven [...]	D
The elderly woman character who performed as the wedding pianist is the same woman from Madagas [...]	D

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