At the beginning, it’s their first day of school and the main characters show up with
just their suitcases and a dream. It quickly turns into a nightmare when the cool kids
start calling the duo nerds. It’s only a nightmare for Mike, because Sulley is instantly
the big man on campus. If you got options, I wouldn’t recommend living on campus at
any university. The food is trash, and it’s hit or miss with housing. Here, Lewis & Gilbert
were lucky and got a spacious room. Mike and Sully’s room is so small they have to step
outside just to change their outlook on the whole situation. As for the other kids on
campus, it’s the same story for both movies. The guys in the red fraternity are the cool
kids and they bully the, for lack of a better synonym, nerds. The Dean on this side stands
up for the nerds so there’s still hope. All Hope is lost here, because this dean is
worse than the bullies. I’m as anti-bully as they come, but I get why the jocks don’t
get along with the nerds in Revenge of the Nerds, but it doesn’t make sense in Monster’s
University since Mike could throw a football further than anybody on campus. Worried about
fitting in, the good guys encyclopedia how to be cool and the first thing that pops up
is joining a fraternity. They make it through all the late night candle light hazing rituals,
but the difference is the brothers of Oozma Kappa happily accept Sully and Mike’s application.
The Brothers of Alpha Beta tell ‘em to hit the showers. Gilbert and Lewis eventually
get into Lambda Lambda Lambda and all their frat brothers get approved for a mortgage
loan and move into a new home with no money down (Thanks Buy Owner). And these guys move
in with their mom. Both of the nerd fraternities have untraditional college students, the one
in Monster’s University is considered too old for school by society standards and the
one in Revenge of the Nerds is too young. There’s also a weird character who thinks
he’s a magician, Lewis only dresses like a magician to get his money’s worth on his
Halloween costume. After joining a frat their confidence starts getting swollen. It reaches
an all time high when they’re invited to this cool kids party by the cheerleader girl
sorority. When they get to the party, the DJ is playing all best hits of the 70s, 80s,
and today over here. And the DJ over here is racist. The girls that show up to the party
act out of character, in Monsters University it’s because they’re monsters. In Revenge
of the Nerds, it’s because they’re high The party is a set up and the Alpha Betas
throw multiple pigs in their house and that’s a hate crime and animal cruelty at the same
time. Roar Omega Roar did the same thing at the beginning, but it’s only one pig so
you gotta give ‘em a pass. Enough is enough and the nerds decide the only way to get even
is to be odd. First, the leader of the fraternity plans a break in. In revenge of the nerds,
they break into the girls dorm for a panty raid. In Monster’s University they break
into Monster’s Inc. for motivation and to tie the franchise together. Then, both fraternities
sign up for the greek games. The Lambdas do it to stand up for everyone who’s ever been
persecuted for being socially awkward. Mike and Sully do it to graduate, you can’t really
get a decent job nowadays with a scare degree from DeVry University. Unless you’ve seen
these movies, it probably sounds dumb how the characters could put so much stock into
the games, but it makes sense when you’re watching. At Monsters U., they got a hall
dedicated to past champions and put the trophy on display all elegant like and stuff. They
take it serious at Atoms College too, but it doesn't get a display or anything.
Ogre just drinks from it like it's a Kapri Sun. The first competition is like a race and all the characters stumble all over the place.
They stumble here because of the stinging glow urchins and they stumble here because they're wasted.
After that, there's a charity event when some embarrassing photos make their way across campus.
The photos here are rated G. Over here, you need to be 17 or older.
And since we're on the subject of teenagers, there's a fun maze the monsters have to go through and the goal is to not scare the teenagers.
The goal in this maze is to get the teenager pregnant.
The nerd's true strength is put to the test when Booger faces Ogre and the loudest burp wins.
Over here, the loudest roar wins.
Lamda, Lamda, Lamda and Omega Mu starts dancing circle against the rival in the last competition.
They got these cool yellow jumpsuits and everything.
Roz has one too, but it's not for a fashion statement, it's for safety precautions.
Still, these good guys put on a show and win fair and square.
and these good guys win too, but with the use of performing enhancing drugs.
Close to the end in the woods scene, all the people are frightened because they see a monster in the dark.
Here, the people are scared because they see dark people.
In both movies, one of the nerds go out into the woods for a motivation speech.
Only thing is, only one person is able to hear it here,
but when Gilbert gives his speech, he has the whole pep rally and Queen lyrics to make it count.
The movie gets you to believe that no matter what, they're fraternal bond can't be broken,
but it gets unrealistic when one of the guys tells his frat brother that friend zones are for friends
and not for moms and marries his mother.
Although Lewis kissed Gilbert's mom before, I'm pretty sure that's as far as it ever went.
Biggest difference between the movies is that when you come out the closet in one, ironically it opens a lot of doors for you career wise.
When you come out the closet in the other, it opens a lot of windows hate crime wise.
And those are 24 reasons these movies are different.
So truth or dare, like and share, leave a comment under there, if you don't that's not fair, this thing took a week to prepare
but, I'm not a rapper though.