Abstract :
This study focuses on describing the influence of power relations that exist in the Monster Inc Movie Script. Therefore, this study was conducted based on Foucault's theory of Power. This study uses a sociological approach to assist the writer in delving deeper into the analysis. This study will use a descriptive qualitative method to examine the power relations in the animated Movie ?Monster, Inc.? Directed by Pete Docter. Monster Inc movie provides a rich narrative backdrop for exploring how power and authority are potrayed within a context. The data source took from the Monster Inc movie script. By examining key characters, institutions, and societal norms, this analysis illuminates how the movie script portrays the exercise of power, resistance to it, and the transformative potential of compassion. Based on this research the writer could find that power relations within Monster, Inc. Company are experienced by all characters. In "Monster, Inc.," power relations are a multifaceted and central theme that underpins the entire narrative. From the hierarchical structure of monster society to the subversion of power and the transformative nature of authentic relationships, the movie script offers a nuanced exploration of the dynamics of power