Did you Know in INSIDE OUT 2??
MOVIE - INSIDE OUT 2
FACT/S - Have you ever wondered if Bing Bong from "Inside Out" is more than just Riley's imaginary friend? Well, there's a juicy Pixar theory that suggests Bing Bong might actually be connected to the monsters from "Monsters, Inc."!
Here's the scoop: Even though Pixar movies usually tell standalone stories, they're packed with fun references to each other, fueling the idea that they all exist in the same universe. This brings us to Bing Bong. In "Inside Out," he’s Riley's goofy imaginary friend, a mix of cotton candy, cat, elephant, and dolphin. But what if Riley didn’t just dream him up?
The theory goes like this: Bing Bong could be based on a real monster from "Monsters, Inc." Remember how the monsters switched from scaring kids to making them laugh? Non-scary monsters, like Mike Wazowski, started visiting kids at night to collect laughter. What if Bing Bong was one of these joy-bringing monsters who visited Riley? She might have turned him into an imaginary friend to keep their adventures going!
It’s a heartwarming idea and adds a layer of connection between the two movies, especially since Pete Docter directed both. Pixar hasn't confirmed this theory yet, but who knows? What do you think?
Like it ? Do let us know in the comments !
MOVIE - INSIDE OUT 2
FACT/S - Have you ever wondered if Bing Bong from "Inside Out" is more than just Riley's imaginary friend? Well, there's a juicy Pixar theory that suggests Bing Bong might actually be connected to the monsters from "Monsters, Inc."!
Here's the scoop: Even though Pixar movies usually tell standalone stories, they're packed with fun references to each other, fueling the idea that they all exist in the same universe. This brings us to Bing Bong. In "Inside Out," he’s Riley's goofy imaginary friend, a mix of cotton candy, cat, elephant, and dolphin. But what if Riley didn’t just dream him up?
The theory goes like this: Bing Bong could be based on a real monster from "Monsters, Inc." Remember how the monsters switched from scaring kids to making them laugh? Non-scary monsters, like Mike Wazowski, started visiting kids at night to collect laughter. What if Bing Bong was one of these joy-bringing monsters who visited Riley? She might have turned him into an imaginary friend to keep their adventures going!
It’s a heartwarming idea and adds a layer of connection between the two movies, especially since Pete Docter directed both. Pixar hasn't confirmed this theory yet, but who knows? What do you think?
Like it ? Do let us know in the comments !