Which Pixar film was accused of proving "ethical capitalism doesn't exist" in the review: "Switching from a system of exploiting children's screams to exploiting children's laughter does not make you good guys, you are still exploiting child labor, ethical capitalism doesn't exist."?

Monsters, Inc. (2001) is a cute Pixar movie about monsters who power their city with screams, which this reviewer sees as a capitalist nightmare. The take that "ethical capitalism doesn't exist" even in Monstropolis is a hilariously deep reading of a film meant for five-year-olds. It turns out that Sulley and Mike aren't just funny monsters; they’re cogs in a system of systemic exploitation.

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