Monsters, Inc. - Kitty Has to Go (Alternate Ending)

Remember that sad scene in Monsters, Inc. where Sulley brings Boo back home? I do. Many people cried to that scene.

After my encounters of the altered drafts of “When She Loved Me” and “I Will Go Sailing No More”, there’s yet another depressing Pixar experience I’ve had.

It all started when I was playing Disney Extreme Skate Adventure on the Dolhpin Emulator. The character I was playing as was Woody and I was in Andy's House.

Just then, my free-time was interrupted by a sudden buzz on my phone.

When I opened up my iPhone, it was yet another Google Mail notification from Pixar.

“Hello, [name witheld]. We heard you encountered the altered drafts of “I Will Go Sailing No More” from Toy Story and “When She Loved Me” from Toy Story 2. Now, we want to share a file with you which is the alternate scene of “Kitty Has to Go” from Monsters, Inc. Please watch for yourself. – The Pixar team”

I was baffled. I got another email from Pixar.

I accepted the email and there was a link to a file. I downloaded it straight to my computer to watch it.

The file name is "monstersinckittyhastogoalternateending.mov".

Before the video started, there was a disclaimer.

“This scene of Monsters, Inc. has been changed to be less dark and more appropriate for our target audience. Please watch if you need to.”

"I’ve got a sad feeling about this.” I said to myself.

The video started with Sulley pressing on the control panel to activate Boo’s door and the light lit up.

Mike bidded Boo a farewell in which she embraced him, and he embraced her back.

Boo then held Sulley’s hand to walk into her room.

The scene was normal. However, there was a heartbreaking change.

“Goodbye, Boo.” Sulley said sadly to Boo, as she was in her bed.

“Kitty…” Boo sadly replied.

“Kitty has to go” Sulley spoke, about to cry. Boo and Sulley then tearfully embraced, but the tears in Sulley’s eyes were more noticeable and they were streaming down his face.

When the two let go, they heard footsteps and muffled voices through the walls.

Sulley heard this, thinking it was Boo’s parents. He then proceeded to run out of Boo’s room and close her wardrobe so her parents won’t see him.

Boo’s other door opened, and they were in fact her parents.

Boo’s father had black hair, brown eyes and a scar above his eye as dry blood was visible, while Boo’s mother had dark chocolate brown hair, green eyes and her arm was in a sling and blood can be seen absorbed into it.

The parents then gasped, noticing their long-lost daughter safe in her room.

“Oh, sweetie! There you are! We were so worried about you.” Boo’s mother said before embracing her. “Mommy? Daddy?” Boo asked as she jumped out of her bed and clutched her Jessie doll.

“We thought you would have run away. Yesterday, a purple lizard attacked us and you weren’t there. We thought he would’ve kidnapped you. This explains why we look like this.” Said Boo’s father.

Boo gasped. She realized why her parents look like this.

Sulley was eavesdropping from behind the door back in the monster world. He was shocked to hear that her parents were attacked by Randall.

Mike was stunned. He felt horrible for the way he used to treat and talk about Boo.

“Where were you anyway, honey?” Boo’s father asked.

Boo pointed to her wardrobe, talking baby-talk, but I understood she was telling them about the monster world.

“There’s no such thing as monsters. But as long as you’re safe, we will always love you.” Said Boo’s mother, before kissing her on the cheek, tucking her into bed.

Boo’s parents then walked out of the door. Just then, her wardrobe door opened and it was Sulley looking at her for one more time, but with more noticeable tears in his eyes.

There was a dialogue-less silence before Sulley closed the door.

It showed a scene as seen in the final film itself, where Boo climbed out of bed to her wardrobe door to give Sulley one more scare, but it was full of clothes and toys.

“Kitty?” Boo asked softly.

It then showed a shot of Boo’s door getting shredded by the CDA.

“None of this ever happened, gentleman.” Roz said, as heard in the film itself. “And I don’t want to see any paperwork on this.”

She then slithered away with the CDA, leaving Sulley and Mike alone in the simulation boy's room.

A soundtrack with a similar tune to “When She Loved Me” from Toy Story 2 played as the two monsters looked at each other.

“So, what happened?” Mike asked, wanting to know about the incident.

“Well, Randall attacked Boo’s parents. He would’ve killed them.” Sulley moaned sadly.

After saying those words, Sulley began to sob silently as tears began streaming down his face.

Mike then had another look of despair on his face. He then lifted his head down with a tear in his eyes and he started to cry realistically and quietly.

His sobbing was too real to be faked by Billy Crystal, it sounded like if he was in a deep sorrow.

Mike realized how much of a jerk he was during the film before reconciling with Sulley.

Just then, he stopped crying and found a piece of Boo’s door left on the ground.

Just then, a shot from the final film played with Mike giving Sulley the piece of Boo’s door.

Sulley looked at it, before letting out a sad sigh. And the video faded to black, ending the video.

I was in so much tears I couldn’t hold back my emotions anymore.

I clasped my hands over my face and sobbed quietly. I never cried to any sad scene from Mosnters, Inc., but I cried to a non-sad scene in the film where Sulley puts Boo to sleep in his bed, mainly because of the music. Petty reason, I know.

I posted the file on Google Drive. This video is called "for Rohan only".

I deleted the file on my laptop.

That night, I slept with both my Jessie doll and Sulley plush so they can have the love from a human they want.

Like I said before, Pixar movies can make people laugh, but they can make them cry, too.