Monsters Vs Aliens

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Imagine a quirky team with a 49-foot-11-inch woman, a fish-ape hybrid, a cockroach scientist, a blue blob, and a moth Insectosaurus, who unite to save Earth from a tentacled alien overlord with a grudge against humanity. Epic, funny, and oddly heartwarming!

Monsters Vs Aliens Trivia

What is the name of the gelatinous character in "Monsters vs. Aliens"? (Hard)

#1: B.O.B.

#2: Dr. Cockroach

#3: The Missing Link

#4: Susan

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What is the name of the alien overlord in "Monsters vs. Aliens"? (Advanced)

#1: Gallaxhar

#2: Sqweep

#3: Coverton

#4: Sta'abi

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Monsters Vs Aliens Fun Facts

The film Monsters vs. Aliens was the first computer-animated movie to be directly produced in a stereoscopic 3-D format.

Stephen Colbert provides the voice for the President in Monsters vs. Aliens.

Monsters Vs Aliens Polls

Who is your favorite character in Monsters vs. Aliens?

Susan Murphy (Ginormica)

B.O.B.

Dr. Cockroach

The Missing Link

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Favorite Scene in Monsters vs. Aliens

The First Battle

The Escape

The Climax

The Ending

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Popular Characters

Susan Murphy / Ginormica

B.O.B.

Dr. Cockroach Ph.D.

The Missing Link

Gallaxhar

President Hathaway

General W.R. Monger

Insectosaurus

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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announcement

June 1, 2007

DreamWorks Animation Announces Monsters vs Aliens Project

DreamWorks Animation officially announces the development of the animated film Monsters vs Aliens.

premiere

March 22, 2009

Monsters vs Aliens World Premiere

Monsters vs Aliens has its world premiere, introducing audiences to the first computer-animated film produced in stereoscopic 3D by DreamWorks Animation.

release

March 27, 2009

Monsters vs Aliens Theatrical Release

Monsters vs Aliens is released in theaters across the United States and internationally.

home_media_release

September 15, 2009

Monsters vs Aliens DVD and Blu-ray Release

Monsters vs Aliens becomes available for home viewing on DVD and Blu-ray formats.

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