Domee Shi commented on the film’s possible connection to “Monsters Inc.”
The principal Domee Shi commented on the theories of the fans, who believe that abbya character from his new movie “Red: Growing Up is a Beast”, is actually the older version of the boo, from “Monsters Inc”. In an interview with ComicBook, the filmmaker stated that there is no connection between the Pixar films.
“I don’t want to spoil people’s conspiracy theories because they are super fun, but unfortunately Abby is not an older version of Boo.” declared. “They may be related. I can see the resemblance to the hair. I also like the idea that people are accepting that Boo is Korean. That’s great. I support it! [Risos]”.
The plot tells the story of Mei Lee, a 13-year-old Chinese-Canadian girl, who is torn between remaining her mother’s dutiful daughter and the chaos of adolescence. As if all the changes that happen at this stage weren’t enough, including changes in interests, relationships and in the body, she has to deal with her strong emotions in order not to give in to a family heirloom: turning into a giant red panda forever. who is anxious or stressed.
with direction of Domee Shi (“Bao”), the new animation will be set in Toronto, Canada. “Red: Growing Up Is A Beast” features Rosalie Chiang (“Soiled”) voicing the protagonist MeiWhile Sandra Oh (“The Chair”) will be responsible for giving voice to his mother, Ming Lee.
The animation is now available in the Disney+ catalog.
Source: cinebuzz
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