Cars 2 review- a critique by Beyond The Trailer

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So a while back, Pixar said it wasn’t in the sequel business, unfortunately, Disney is leaving Pixar no choice but to make Toy Story two and Toy Story three, the latter of which worldwide is the highest grossing animated movie of all time. Thus, Pixar decided to give the people what they want cars to, accompanied by a Toy Story short film. Yes, well, Pixar usually shows an original short film before its feature films. They’re now using that slot to continue the story of everyone’s favorite toys. And these shorts continue to be a testing ground for future Pixar talent. This is Gary writes from Second Run after Elected, which played in front of Ratatouille. But sitting in the driver’s seat for cars, too, is John Lasseter, the chief creative officer of Pixar and Disney Animation, as well as the principal creative adviser for Disney Imagineering. So isn’t he too busy to helm a movie? Kind of. That’s why he has animation producer Brad Lewis riding shotgun as co-director. But no way was last are going to let someone else get behind the Wheel of the Cars franchise, which sprung from his personal love of cars. And the idea for the sequel was also hatched by Lasseter, who on his world tour to promote the first film, was inspired by how different the driving experience is in each country and a World Grand Prix, which is the premise of cars, too.

It’s not just a great creative idea, but a great business idea as well. Hollywood is becoming more of a global industry than ever, and every corner of the globe gets face time in this movie. And that doesn’t just mean huge global movie ticket sales, but huge global merchandising sales as well. There’s a car for every country. Brilliant. The only possible flat tire and cars to future is the quicksand on which 3D seems to be positioned going into the summer. It seemed that any movie that wasn’t in 3-D wasn’t trying hard enough. But now it seems that any movie that’s in 3-D is trying too hard and audiences aren’t biting the war. Pirates for Kung Fu Panda two and Green Lantern have all seen lackluster 3-D ticket sales. Will cars to run into the same speed bump? And is it impossible for any animated movie, even one from Pixar, to escape the shadow of Toy Story three? Let’s go find out.

How is cars him? It was awesome. Did you like cars, too? Yes, he did. I was cast. Who did you like cars to. Yeah. Did you like cars too. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah I do I, I and I think there should be a car three four or five six oh oh. Excellent. So you like that with this. Yeah.

It was really good. I enjoyed it. Oh cool. It made you come see it today for his birthday. For my nephew’s birthday. We came to see it because he was excited. How do you do. They enjoyed it. They enjoyed it a lot. How is it for adults. I liked it. Enjoyable to have some funny stuff in there sometimes it’s awesome. Who’s your favorite character in the movie?

I made her. You like made her come later. Yeah, later. Yeah. Yeah. That’s great. God.

Yeah. Who was your favorite car? Franchesco. All of them. Yeah. Who is your favorite car. Oh yeah. Do you have a favorite car. Lightning McQueen. Yeah. What did you like about it so much.

I liked it. When Mater uses jet boot to try to save the car. It was really fun to me. It was nice. Yeah. Yeah. So so they went around and told me he got the black light.

Oh he did. Oh excellent. Yeah. Oh yeah. He’s very excited. You like them going around the world. Yeah. Yeah. What was your favorite country. They visited London. All of them say the country is excellent. It’s excellent.

It was a little different. I like the Radiator Springs kind of thing, but I would like to see a little Australian in there.

Oh, OK. There is the corner of the globe that was interesting. Was cute because he did get to see like they had like the pope car. They had Queen Elizabeth car. Oh great. What do you think all the car gags for they find or do they get old. It was cute. I like that. You see the first cars. Yes. Which one do you like better. Both. Both. Oh, both. So they’re equal. You like Pixar making like sequels like this or making more original films?

I like sequels. It’s easy to go with you know, you can just roll with play off of whatever movies you already got.

What would you say to other people out there who, you know, this isn’t getting very good reviews. So would you recommend people come see this movie if they have kids or something? I think it’s a good movie for the kids. So what would you tell your friends about cars to go see?

It’s awesome. It’s cool and it’s worth of a try.

So how much did you like this movie? A little bit. A lot. How much did you like it? A lot. What? How much did you like the movie? I liked. How much did you like it. A lot. Oh great. When you give it on a one to ten, I’ll give it a ten. I’ll give it a nine.

So cars too. Definitely scores with younger audiences. But the question is, will older audiences come out to see the movie as well? And we’re out here every week covering every major release, so be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode. I’m Grace Randall. Reporting from Riegle iWalk And I hope you go beyond the trailer for these other top movies and.