Rorie dissects the least successful film in the Pixar catalogue.
Video posted by JoeyF on June 24, 2011
Race car Lightning McQueen gets derailed on a cross-country trip to California and finds himself stuck in Radiator Springs, a sleepy town on Route 66 that was essentially forgotten with the advent of the interstate system.
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I just don't like the cars. McQueen is bland and The Cable guy... ugh.
Ditto.
Also, I might just be really weird, but I found Cars to be more entertaining than A Bug's Life. Nonetheless, I quite liked both films.
Your right it is kinda sad that this was Paul Newman's last movie.
Anyways, I haven't seen the first cars (aside from the first 20 minutes), and my sheer unbridled hatred for Larry the Cable guy will probably stop me from ever seeing it or its sequel.
Couldn't have said it better, great work on the script Rorie!
Now if you don't mind I will just go and watch Up or Wall-E.
About the only thing I enjoyed in the film was that catchy Rascal Flatts song.
I agree, shame.
This has always bee my least favorite Pixar film. Considering how the reviews for Cars 2 are, it will be second last now.
id rather watch Doc Hollywood.
i hated cars the first time i saw it, mostly due to the fact that my dads favorite movie was Doc Hollywood when i was growing up and I've seen it many times, i just couldn't take how blatant it was. At least Bugs Life was creative take on 7 samurai...but not this
Seriously Larry the Cable guy? What were they thinking.
Totally with you, Rorie. People make this movie out to be horrendous, but it's really just an average animated family-film.
I liked this episode, but I still don't think cars deserved as much guff as it got.
I kinda okay with "Cars" but feel nothing for "UP" and "Toy Story trilogy". Can someone analyze me? What kind of person am I?