'Party Central' is Now On 'Disney Movies Anywhere'

The Monsters University short film, Party Central, is free to watch on Disney Movies Anywhere (you need to sign up for an account first). Party Central was first seen by audiences in theaters in front of Muppets: Most Wanted, but this is the first time it has become available to view it elsewhere.

In the film, Mike and Sulley return to Monsters University for a fun-filled weekend with their Oozma Kappa fraternity brothers. The gang is throwing their first party, but no one's showing up. Luckily for them, Mike and Sulley have come with a plan to make sure Party Central is the most epic party the school has ever seen. The director of the Party Central, Kelsey Mann, said this to Fandango in an interview: “We were really enjoying these characters, and we thought it would be really great to do something else with these guys. The idea of doing a short came up.”

Party Central "Stealing The Party" Clip

Watch the new clip from Pixar's 'Party Central!'

                               

                                      

The Director of the short film, Kelsey Mann, said this to Fandango in an interview: “We were really enjoying these characters, and we thought it would be really great to do something else with these guys. The idea of doing a short came up.”

The Party must go on!!!

'Party Central' is in theaters with 'Muppets: Most Wanted' on March 21st!

New 'Party Central' Clip and Images

Disney UK released the first clip for Pixar’s ‘Party Central.’

In the film, Mike and Sulley return to Monsters University for a fun-filled weekend with their Oozma Kappa fraternity brothers. The gang is throwing their first party, but no one's showing up. Luckily for them, Mike and Sulley have come with a plan to make sure 'Party Central' is the most epic party the school has ever seen.

Rope of Silicon reported that ‘Party Central’ was rated PG for some reckless behavior, making it the first Pixar short film to get a PG rating.

Director Kelsey Mann had this to say in an interview with Moviefone when asked if there was anything that didn't make it into the short that he desperately wanted to include:

 “It's funny... There's always stuff that doesn't make its way in, whether it's the movie or the short. But that's where the short came from -- from the movie. I remember, near the end, I always wanted to see their party. It's the first thing they say they want, this party. And I said, "We've got to have this in the movie! I don't care if it's in the credits. I want to see this party." The idea of doing a short came up and we thought that it was the perfect opportunity to pay off something that we wanted to do in the movie but couldn't find the right time and the right moment to do it. So it presented a perfect opportunity. When you work in story, you have these ideas that you had five years ago and they can always come back.”

Moviefone also released two new images from the short:

The release date for ‘Party Central’ is March 21^st in front of ‘Muppets: Most Wanted.’

'Party Central' Details

Disney Insider just released more information about Pixar's 'Party Central.' Kelsey Mann, the director of the film, said this about the Oozma Kappa gang:

"I wanted to see them get what they always wanted and throw their big party. As Monsters University was winding down, the idea of doing a short came up and I thought, we should do the party. It’s the most crazy short I've ever worked on and I think that Pixar has ever done. Crazy in the way that only monster fraternity people can be."

“We haven’t thrown a party yet, but when we do, we’ll be ready!”

'Party Central' comes to theaters March 21^st in front of Disney’s 'Muppets: Most Wanted.'