I Watched *CARS* For The First Time and Mater Stole My Heart (Movie Commentary & Reaction)
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2021
- Cars Movie Reaction and Commentary
today we'll be watching Disney&Pixar Cars for the first time! didn't expect to love Mater so much but here we are lol. stay tuned for the sequels :)
I hope you'll enjoy this reaction to Cars!
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hey guys!! thanks for watching my reaction to Cars 💛 so, everyone is obsessed with Mater, right?
Yes
Yes
@Mario Santas will soon get to it :)
mater is the best ☺️
There is a cars 2 and 3 and I think they're both good
I only recently found out about a book that detailed Lightning's backstory. His real name is Montgomery, and he learned to race at an Racing Academy where the top student would receive a sponsorship. During his time there, McQueen befriended another car named Carl, and the two often spent their time racing each other in friendly competitions. Before the final race of the year, in which would determine who would graduate and earn the sponsorship, Carl told McQueen there was a problem with his car parts (I don't remember exactly what it was) and urged him to remove it to avoid any crashes. However, this was a lie as McQueen was in perfect condition, and this removal made McQueen slower and allowed Carl to overtake him and win the race, and Carl earned the sponsorship, and McQueen felt betrayed by the one who he thought was his friend, and after that, McQueen came to believe that he could only depend on himself and didn't need anyone to avoid suffering another betrayal, which explains his self-confidence and lack of teamwork skills at the beginning of the movie.
After graduating and racing on the minor leagues, McQueen was fired from his sponsor, Smell Swell Deodorizer in favor of another young rookie racer named Sammy Smelter, whose poor racing fit the image of Smell Swell better, according to the representative who fired McQueen. Mack, who had overheard McQueen's termination, approached the young hotshot and offered to take him to Boston to meet for a job opportunity with Rust-eze, who had been looking, with little success, for a new spokescar. During their trip, McQueen and Mack became fast friends. Upon their arrival in Boston, Rusty and Dusty Rust-eze offered a sponsorship to McQueen. Though he was initially hesitant due to the sponsor's humiliating demeanor, McQueen ONLY agreed if Rust-eze allowed Mack to become his driver, which they allowed, and that's how McQueen and Mack came to work together.
I heard about that one. I don't know if it's canon, but it still sounds kinda fun.
@@real_abender Pretty sure it is canon, think Pixar was the ones behind the "story tellers" books.
I’m glad someone took the time to type this because I didn’t want to. So nothing but claps 👏
I know of another McQueen backstory from Boom Kids Comics, called "The Rookie" (which I know isn't canon.)
"Bulldozer" McQueen was the best racer at his local track, Thunderhill Raceway, until he crashed trying to become Regional Champion. He met Mack, a moving van at the time, who agreed to get him into the Piston Cup test sessions. After Rust-eze's current racer, an old-timer, retired after a crash, McQueen took over.
The rest of the comic shows his first Piston Cup race, where the King gives him the "Lightning" nickname, as well as his first victory.
Thanks for this, really puts everything into perspective
I love how she went from "i'm not into cars at all" to complimenting the looks of some of the cars several times lol. This movie turned so many kids into car enthusiasts just from the looks and sounds alone lmao.
The animation in this film blew my mind.
@Frogger ok
@Frogger Splish splash, your attitude is trash
To me, it was the music... sounds too.
@@thorwilhelms9635 yeah the musical score was very fitting and and one of my favorites from pixar. The sound design was great as well, they for sure recorded sounds from race tracks and accelerations of cars themselves. They really could have ended this franchise on the first movie tbh but I'm glad they fleshed out the rest of the universe.
The story that Sally tells is true. Historic route 66 stretched from Chicago to LA. People drove on it and would stop off in little towns on the way. In Arizona when I 40 was built several of those small towns were bypassed. As time went on people had no idea there were places to stop because no exit ramps to lead into the small towns or signs. Many of these small towns had to close up and became just an empty place. Lots of livelihoods were lost.
If I remember correctly, didn’t this movie have some real world effects to make Route 66 more prevalent, or am I mistaken?
@@K-11609 If I remember correctly, yes it did had some good impact on it. Route 66 wasn't completely forgotten before Cars but it wasn't that far from it. In fact, the Pixar animation team did a few trips through it, stopping at a few towns over there, meeting people and learning about their histories, with some of them serving as inspiration for the movie. Sally for example is based on a real life attorney who got into one of those towns at some point and never left, working to help the city with business and working as their lawyer, just like Sally in the movie. Beyond that, Xeriff is voiced by one of those real life characters, Michael Wallis, who's not an actor but a historian and author about Route 66, plus dozens and dozens of other little details from real life's Route 66 placed into the movie.
Doc totally called the press for his own self-interest. He just wanted McQueen gone, he didn't care where.
On another note, real-life Hudson Hornets were absolutely race-winners in their heyday! I recommend watching the Lay Leno's Garage episode on that model if you're interested in learning more!
@@PhirePhlame Oh my gosh I never knew that! Now I’m interested in race cars lol😭💀
"Is this like a world full of criminals?"
I mean... our own world isn't really lacking criminals.
lol true
We're all probably criminals technically, like i once stole 5 dollars from my mom, when i was 5 years old.
The reason McQueen got so upset about docs secret is because he never actually had friends that he could tell his hurts and pains with
Yet doc has an entire town of friends yet he keeps those pains and hurts inside, and for McQueen who has no one it doesn't really make sense
First of all, everything you said about Lightning is true.
Now on the subject of Doc, the racing world caused him a lot of trauma, so he retired to that small town in order to forget. That is why as soon as he sees Lightning, who represents his past, his first decision is to get him out of town without corcern about the broken road. Doc just couldn't accept that someone like Lightning could change for the better. So when he sees him getting along with his people, Doc identifies him as a threat to his safe place and calls the media to get rid of him. When he sees to what extent his grudge has affected the people of Radiator Springs, he realizes that he has behaved like uncarring and grumpy old man.
Doc didn't retire he crashed and got fired
@@fnafgachafan1644 He was fired from racing, so he retired to that small town. No one fired him to that place.
@@fnafgachafan1644 not fired as much as lost his spot...the real Hudson Hudson Hornet was introduced in 1951. If you assume they hit the racing circuit the second production year, Doc started racing in 1952, this is supported by the Twin H Power emblems he wore in his racing paint job, that was the big thing in the 1952 model. He didn't win the Cup his first year because McQueen says he wants to be the first rookie to won it, so Doc's first win was probably 1953. He won three, so his big wreck was in 1957, his fifth season. 1957 was the year the Hudson brand was retired. Since the racing is modeled on NASCAR, the rules require race cars to be representative of vehicles in production as street legal cars at a certain minimum number of units. So if Doc came back in 1958, NASCAR would not let him compete since Hudson wasn't in business. He was effectively banned from racing.
Why not fired? Human drivers are not employees of NASCAR, so it stands to reason the cars are the same, and it was NASCAR that kicked him to the curb. Human drivers are also not employees of their race team, they are contractors. Presumably the same holds in the cars world. So racers only get year by year contracts, though the best doubtless sign new contracts before their prior one expires, to keep the sponsorships. Since Doc was ruled ineligible to race, his contract would be null and void. So he wasn't fired...he lost his contract. Not that he's going to be less angry about it, but his team and sponsors didn't dump him...he was a casualty of brand consolidation .
@@MGower4465Late but even in the movie, Doc's Piston Cup wins are in 1951, 1952, and 1953.
I grew up with a lot of the early Pixar movies and I certainly watched this one a lot, I think it's one of those movies that can seem silly from the outside but there's some emotional scenes and some great humour as well! Glad you liked it, looking forward to your reactions to the sequels! Keep up the great videos!
Sofie- this is violent
Me- that's nascar... 😂😂😂
Tractor tipping is akin to cow-tipping. Everyone claims to know someone who has done it, some say grey used to do it. Nobidy quite knows how its supposed to work.
There's one bit in this I'm not sure carries through to younger generations: the two who run Rust-Eze are a pair of brothers named Tom and Ray Magliozzi; they had a popular radio show called "Car Talk" for many years where they would give advice to people on how to fix up their cars. It was fun to hear them in a Disney movie.
Yeah on npr
"Is it about his dream or about money?" Why can't it be both? Having a dream that also mean you'll get a ton of money can't be mutually exclusive, heck, who didn't had a dream about doing something you love and get payed for it?
"Who doesn't have a secret that is to painful or embarrassing to share" Sure, with strangers, with people you just met, not with your friends, your supposed true and real friends, that is the point. You can have secrets, but actually hiding who you really are to the people you are supposed to trust is another thing, specially when said secret is kept by spite.
Also, Hudson says "best for Everybody" not for McQueen, which makes Sally's statement true, he called the press on McQueen just so he could get rid of him.
Mater was probably my favorite as well. The back story of Doc Hudson and how the town had faded with the interstate being put in are surprisingly emotional. Btw, not sure if someone mentioned but the highway they show the town on Rte 66, is real and WAS the main route from east to west coast USA until they put in more direct interstate freeways. So many towns did just like Radiator Springs and dried up if they were bypassed. Just like Sally said, back then, it was about the trip. Not getting there as fast as possible.
Route 66 became Historical Route 66 to recover those small towns along the famous route.
_"This is so violent!"_
The sequel, Cars 2, has an actual, *2 DIGIT BODY COUNT.*
All the deaths in cars 2
Leland Turbo killed by lemons
Green gremlin killed by Finn McMissile
Like 20 lemons also Finn McMissile
Rod Redline by Professor Z
Dark blue pacer also by Finn McMissile
Fred pacer Finn McMissile again
A random trunkov also Finn McMissile
The ship Finn McMissile again
Grem and Acer by the drunk guys at the bar
The attempted killings
Finn McMissile by the lemons
Mater by the lemons
Holley Swiftwell by the lemons
Lightning McQueen grem and acer and also almost killed all the racers below
Miguel Camino
Carla Veloso
Shu Todoroki
Nigel Gearsly
Rip Clutchgoneski
In the trains defense.: A train cannot stop quickly, so they have no choice but to just run into a car if a car is stupid enough to be in the way.
There is a book that the director made about how Luigi and Guido came too America, they lived in Italy and wanted to go too America where dreams came true, and did a big road trip and went to there uncles store in Radiator Springs, and he gave them the store and Luigis Uncle went back to Italy. There’s also a lot of other stories about Mater, Ramone and Flo.
Why didn’t you put a Spoiler alert
Chick Hicks: “That must’ve been embarrassing. But I wouldn’t worry about it. BECAUSE I DIDN’T DO IT!”
Most underrated Pixar film to date. There was so much to love about this movie!
Underrated? Bro really
this is one of the most profitable animated films ever made, even for Pixar standards, I would call WALL-E their most underrated film
I don't know why this movie has such a "just for kids" reputation. I saw it without expectations, and I liked it a lot. Later I found out it has a reputation being exclusively for car-obsessed little boys. While I understand the impression came from the marketing and all the toys, it really is a fun family picture.
29:30
At one side, it would've been better for McQueen to stay there, since that was what he was looking for all along. A family; Real Friends
At the other side, he had the biggest race of his life the next day, so it was also best for him to go and do this race.
However, Doc called McQueen's team out of a selfish desire, not because he wanted the best for McQueen.
It really has a great conflict between all of these characters.
And yes, I guess he could've gone back, but that just ruined the moment you know. It was the first time McQueen actually got to experience quality time with friends, and it was taken away from him
28:11 it is impressive. It’s hard for people to admit when they’ve been living their lives fundamentally wrong for so long and even harder to change something so seemingly basic about themselves.
I would always pretend to be Lighting as a kid, and run around with my friends making car sounds. This movie was a big part of my childhood
To answer a few questions about tractor tipping, it's the equivalent of cow tipping, second Frank is a combine (Case IH AFX 7010 specifically) and third it's just a fun country boy game, not some degenerate crime.
A part of Americana. US Route 66 (the Mother Road0 was the big highway pre-WW II, 1920s until the 1960s. Would take you all the way from Chicago to LA. But when the interstate highways got built after WW II, it became obsolete. Little places that had been prosperous were left marooned if the interstate didn't pass thru them. These little islands of neglect and poverty are nostalgia for the Boomers and their parents/grandparents. That kitsch motel is like the places my parents and I stayed at, when I was a boy, and the older stuff like when they were newlyweds. My father had his own racer dreams, that he had to give up to be a responsible husband and father. It took multiple decades, but I got to retire to a region like my early childhood, to a loving place in the South West like that, not like LA or Chicago ;-)
Yep, and there were towns and attractions and diners and stuff with personality, uniqueness, individuality. Now it's just chains and franchises at the exits.
I am surprised that so many people don‘t like cars 2. I watched it million times on dvd as a kid. It sure is a Mater focused film, but i liked it. Give it a chance, take it as it is and make your own opinion on it.
Mater is just not the right character to be the protagonist. The movie was destined to flop since the moment they decided to make mater the main character
I really don't know what to do with a glass of wine watching a video of a girl looking at cars for the first time, but I can say that it is the best thing that has happened to me in the day (by the way Sophie I will not stop recommending you both corpse bride and coraline, both are amazing)
Lol
Hope you’ll enjoy!
@@SophieLents Dont watch Cars 2.
Dont.
Skip to Cars 3
@@SophieLents if you watch Cars 2, don't say i didnt warn you
@@SophieLents you must hear the end credit song of this movie!!!
Its amazing 💔
@@SophieLents Remember the Micheal J Fox movie Doc Hollywood? Cars is basically the same thing as that.
You might not like the 2nd Cars movie because it’s more focused on Mater and secret spy agents. I actually did like it when I saw it in theaters. There’s an airport scene as seen in the previews. I’d love it if you reacted to that full scene for next week ;)
I honestly liked the second one it was so chaotic but it was very entertaining for me as a kid
I saw it in theaters too when it came out. I won a drawing contest and won the tickets to that movie. I remember it being really funny and full of action and it a movie really dear to me
@@miui_burrito9203 i think people don't like it because it is not centered on mcqueen that much (protagonist) but because of everyone's sympathy for mater, pixar decided to focus the movie more on mater to the point mcqueen's races were on a 2nd plain or not as important as mater's adventure. But that's my opinion and i would like to know what you guys think about it
@@jaredtorres1841 Nah I think people hate it because they thought the secret spy agents thing was a dumb concept for the movie and unfitting for a sequel, it felt like one of those Mater shorts. It's entertaining for sure, but for a sequel it's not that good. I think the movie would've been better received if it was like a standalone movie, without the "Cars 2" on it.
@@seka1nixlike a spinoff you mean? Like "Cars: secret agents" hahaha Pixar pulled that idea out of nowhere
The main reasons why Cars is my favorite movie of all time is:
1. The entirety of my childhood
The series in general took over my childhood, bought all the merchandise and bought all 3 movies on CD (it was the early 2010s)
2. It's different from Disney but familiar to Pixar
Pixar really tried with this movie as it was the final movie made before Disney bough them, so I can tell they wanted to please their fans with one final story that truly sets the golden age of animation films. And cars was just that. Now I'm not saying that all Pixar films after Cars were bad (in fact it's the opposite for almost all of them) but I'm saying that this is the last time they really tried
3. It's unique
It was unique for the time. And it still kind of is in both the story and character designs. Nowadays, when you see any car films, rarely do you see them have the design and realness that the cars in this film have. And that's why I love it.
4. Memorable characters
I know you touched on this in the video, and I agree with you, I think no one could ever beat Larry the Cable Guy when it comes to voicing mater. And it's not just for him. Please just take a moment to look at the list of the many talented actors who were brought in for this movie
Thanks a lot for reviewing this movie, and the video itself was so damn good. Me watching this video and thinking about the movie gave me all the memories from the past 13 years back to me. And I thank you so much for that. I'm sorry if this comment was way too long but at the end of the day, this is all coming from the heart.
A little fact: the sponsor of Chick Hicks (the number 86) is Hostile Takeover Bank. Now that is some quality name, huh?
I may be misunderstanding, sorry if I am. But from 17:32-17:42 when he said chicks he didn't mean girls he meant Chick Hicks (the green car with the moustache grill) he's worried that Chick Hicks is rubbing shoulders with the brand Dynaco - the premier brand he (Lightning) wanted to be endorsed by next and that even though the race would happen, that shoulder rubbing would sway Dynaco into Chick's favor. That's all.
Btw Dynaco is named after the gas station company in Toy Story (in the scene where buzz and woody hop into the Pizza Planet truck in Toy Story 1 you can see the Dynaco sign in the background).
Great reaction 👍
II found your channel around two weeks ago, and I've quickly become obsessed! I love your sense of humor and how you react to certain moments.
Awww, that’s so sweet 🥺
Same
This is one of my favorite Pixar movies ever. I watched this so much as a kid, sometimes even keep the DVD menu screen playing.
McQueen "Doc has three piston cups"
Mater "He did what in his Cup? "
This movie got me into racing and also Nascar. Like for every US based Nascar fan imagine a 5 year old German boy who draws his first racetrack and its an oval. That's a statement. I don't think I would be the absolute racing nerd I am today without the opening scenes of this movie. Also Real gone by Sheryl Crow is a soundtrack for life. When my year graduated from Gymnasium (high school) every student was allowed to play a song and this one almost made it. F&F Soundtrack just came first due to F&F developing me more characterwise I guess. But still Cars is my favorite childhood movie and definitely the one having the greatest impact on my life.
Richard Petty did the voice of the King. the race in California, Petty actually had an accident like what they show in the movie. Petty raced NASCAR
This movie was my childhood. I am certain I have seen it over 50 times. It's nice to see people are still watching it and discovering it. Great commentary.
Absolutely love this film 😁 All 3 Cars films are amazing in their own way, however a lot of people hate Cars 2 along with critics, but I personally enjoy it.
Fun fact: the train scene is a reference to a scene from the first Fast & Furious film, where Dom and Brian drag race to a railroad track, and manage to cross it just before a freight train comes rushing by.
Cars is such an underrated Pixar film. I wish more people thought to watch this when they think Pixar, because the message in this film is so good as is the movie. And that JDM car scene 🔥. Great reaction
Everybody needs a bestie like Mater
Pixar really tweaked the physics model in this movie, from the unique individual exhaust notes per car, to the way the tires and suspension flex with the loads encountered during racing, the difference between grip on asphalt or dirt, even down to the rubber “marbles” (tire tread fragments burned off at speed) on the track…
The King’s crash was a nearly frame by frame re-creation of Rusty Wallace’s ‘93 crash
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0:30 don't tell me you know robots, that's the second childhood movie I've never heard someone talking about anywhere that you've seen 😂
you have to react to it too on this channel some day!
I was obsessed!!! Haven’t seen it in a decade tho
@Sophie Lents Would love to see a reaction!😉 I really would love to see more movie reactors watch Robots because I think its an amazing movie!
@@MiddletonPlays Agreed!!
Robots is amazing! I still love it now, especially since I now understand certain jokes I didn't get when I was younger 😂
"this is violent"
just wait till cars 2...
Owen Wilson is a national treasure I love em
I am a massive fan of Cars, I always cry when McQueen helps The King. He had such a great development arc.
WOOO! The first movie I ever saw in cinemas and my personal favourite Pixar film! Loved that you enjoyed it.
Cars 3 gives more insight to why exactly he had to stop racing:
SPOILER WARNING AHEAD
It's not that they gave up on him. It's that by that point he was so old to where if he'd gotten into another wreck, he wouldn't have survived it.
Retiring when he did gave him more years of his life he never would've had if he'd kept racing.
Yep, it's a spoiler
Actually your wring, he wanted to keep going he said he had more racing in him, however they believed his reputation was tarnished and was old news not worth the work to put him back in.
and THAT is a reaction everyone deserves to see, all those whose reaction consists only of gasps laughs and awes was becoming kind of dull norm. Thanks for including genuine speech about self-centered protagonist, that might have been more interesting than this movie, and I tell you "Cars" is pretty interesting enough on its own, so make of it what you will :D Liked&Subscribed
Thanks! I’m so glad someone is not telling me to shut up for a change 😂
Hey fun fact here Stanley isn't Maters ancestor. He is the Town Founder but he's Lizzies husband and that statue's there to honor him.
Cars was the first Pixar movie I ever saw in theaters, so it holds a special place in my heart and is one of my favorite Pixar movies. ❤
This girl is so funny🤣🤣🤣 love her genuine reactions and comments👌🤣🤣🤣
This was the first movie I ever saw in a cinema, and it's still one of the only movies to fully capture my childhood and take me back there.
I remember seeing this in the cinema when I was 6! Life Is A Highway is a song I still listen to on a regular basis!😅
Fun fact, Mater had to be renamed to Martin in the French version of the film because the "Tuh Mater, but without the 'Tuh'" joke couldn't be translated to French. The joke in French is "Aston Martin, but without the 'Aston'".
The days where kids movies taught kids about good values
This is basicly the emperor's new groove
Yes! I'm a huge fangirl of this franchise and have an obsession with it! I was so happy when my recommendations dropped me this video! Cars will forever be my favorite franchise. I love the story, animations, soundtrack, characters, etc! The first and third one made me cry ugly af. Thank you for reacting to this!
Another on of my face that's definitely worth checking out is Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. That movie makes Lion King look cheap lol!
A cool fact is that the blue racecar The King is voied by Richard Petty who is nown as The King in the NASCAR series and its his Plymouth Superbird
Someone said before that this and Thor 1 are the same: A pretentious prick gets stuck in the middle of a desertic small town where he learns the power of friendship and team work and falls in love with a very capable female. I think about it every week when I watch cars but I'm not that sure cause I only watched Thor once 🤷🏻♀️
Lol, it’s kinda true 😂 tho Thor wasn’t so bad, he was just clueless
Actually, it's Doc Hollywood.
Your editing is so fun. It's the first video I am watching from you and I am sure, I will stay. The 3 cars movies are my absolute favorite and I am glad to see you react to this ^^
I've watched most of your videos and now I'm cycling back through, you're so great :)
"Find Yourself" is a great country song by Brad Paisley
I love seeing reactions to this movie, i saw it back in 2006 in the movies and has been really special to me since, its so interesting to see someone see it only now
Everyone should take a shot for every time you’ve said criminal in this movie lol
01:16 I hadn't had breakfast so I paused video and went to get breakfast :D
Paul Newman voiced Doc Hudson. This was one of his final movies.
I love Cars
I find it hilarious that you berated McQueen for his “materialism” but like...they’re CARS 😂
One of the best movies from pixar
Man, the inside of that big rig carrying Mcqueen, the with soft neon lights on the walls, reminds me of when I was in the 3rd grade and our school sent us on an end of the year field trip and they rented this really REALLY nice tour bus that had carpeted flooring, and cushioned seats, air conditioning vents next to the windows and little tv screens on the back of the chairs to watch a movie on. and anyway, the bus also had these soft neon lights on the walls of the bus that came on automatically at night, and that's the memory lol.
2 is completely off the walls and makes no sense so naturally I love it
I just can't get over the fact that, every time Lightning is revving he is essentially farting...
Imagine trying to impress a girl, by farting vigorously infront of her!
I LOVE CARS!!!!!!!!!!!! GLAD THAT YOU ARE REACTING TO THIS!
20:08 Your reaction to Frank is so hilarious!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ah you skipped over the headlights joke with Mia and Tia. I remember when I first saw that scene it confused me because if those are tatas does that mean McQueen doesn’t have em?
Man this movie was my entire childhood to the point where I’ve watched this sometimes in the recent past. This was something that was a must watched at the time
11:06 I have learned a lot from rewatching these childhood movies...I never expected a 101 What Not to do when attempting to flirt.... huh...
Love the reaction as always!
I never noticed the tiny car flies, just made me realise they are like the only living things other than like plants right?
I'm pretty sure the "car flies" are VW Bugs.
The only Pixar franchise I can definitely say I’m obsessed with. Although, funny enough I wasn’t that interested in Cars when it came out. Instead, I was way more interested in the Cars video game. Of course nowadays I’m interested in both.
People basically just criticize this franchise for not having that Pixar feel (most likely). But I think that’s a good thing, because they were trying to be different.
Amazing choice and reaction as always Sophie
Alternative title: CARS IS A CRIME. Lol. Love this content lol
Omg yes this is my favourite movie 😭. So many childhood memories with this movie. So many infact I can recite almost every line while watching the movie.
This movie has two of my favorite radio hosts in it.
I love the cars franchise so much
Strip Weathers is one of the most moral characters in this movie. On the podium with Sally and Mater
I think so too: Strip Weathers was THE KING! Doc Hudson was great too
haven't watched this movie in a very long time but rewatching it is so funny , a lot of hidden jokes i missed as a kid
Finally someone is reacting to this underrated movie. Will you react to the sequels as well? Since you love Mater, you will love Cars 2, the most underrated pixar movie.
I never thought I'd fall in love with a car. I guess I was wrong 😂
1:42 and right there you broke my heart 😢 I'm a big car nerd and love everything about cars/trucks/atvs/snowmobiles/tractors/trains... anything to do with engines...
I literally rewatched this movie After years on the same Day you uploaded the video
this movie is my fav Pixar one,I'm always been obsessed with cars(tbc,just aesthetically and on races,I know nothing about motors),I used to collect Hot Wheels and I never missed a Formula 1 race,so you can see by yourself how I'm bonded to this movie.
I always loved how they gave life to the cars,I love the designs so much,and,honestly,I never hated McQueen,but I was a child in 2006,so I got used to seeing him as I did back then,that is a goddamn beautiful race car bright red,just like a Ferrari,and I think it's also because I've always had a soft spot for sassy characters,my love for Sylvanas Windrunner from WoW tells it all,in fact,while I love Mater as everyone else,McQueen remains my fav character.
I never thought about that,but you're right,Guido and Luigi need and deserve a spin-off movie,and,talking about that,since you fell in love with Mater(as you should have),he is the protagonist of a short and a series,Cars Toons,the first season only tho,composed by 11 episodes,if you want more of him,that's the perfect place for you.
The second movie is not that good of a sequel(it used to happen very often then),but it's still funny and enjoyable,and Mater as the main character is the greatest thing ever,so I'm sure you're gonna like it to say the least
This has been my favorite Pixar movie ever since i was a little kid. This movie will always have a place in my heart. Doc's story was sad but im pretty sure it is explained more im cars 3
Robots was an amazing movie
All of us mfs can agree that the tunner car scene is the hardest hitting scene in history
I think the end and the character development of Lightning is the best I've ever seen. Another funny movie with cars is Herbie. Good old times!
Cars was and still is my fav childhood memories movies. Loved your reaction. 30:28 Guido is really funny character . This movie was just perfect 😍
Fun fact actually this made me a fan of F1 and all cars racing stuffs
I personally see Doc's refusal to talk about his past with anyone else as him refusing to acknowledge who he used to be.
Racing was his life, he was as cocky as McQueen, three time winner of the Piston Cup. Then one accident happened and it was all over because he was eagerly dropped for the next new rookie. For him, his life essentially ended right there, and he had to make a new life for himself from scratch. Likely he saw himself racing until he literally couldn't do it anymore, then retiring gracefully. When he looked at his awards, all he saw was the life he lost. Life went from 80 miles an hour to a dead stop before he was ready to slow down. Seeing McQueen, another hotshot who's life is always maxed out at 100+ miles an hour, it angers him because he hates to be reminded of the life he was cheated out of because others said "it's over for you." Life became a dead stop for him, living in a forgotten town filled with other cars who are still despairite for attention from the outside world. He was content, but deeply unhappy as he would race himself in secret. I imagine each lap on the track started with absolute joy, like for a moment, he's back there on the track in 1954, and this time the race ends when he crosses the finishline, followed by a great depression as he remembers this isn't 1954 and he really is history, a name the world forgot. Then he hangs up the racing tires until he gets that itch to race again.
In this film, they help each other. McQueen learns to slow down and get in touch with his humility, and he teaches Doc that life after your career isn't a dead stop. He gets his life back, the part of his whole being that died long ago, and now he has at least part of it back. It's like how some professional sports players take up coaching after their reitrment (forced/voluntary), let's them still live their life being a part of what they loved.
Life is like a road; it's got it's patches, some sections are paved, some sections are all dirt, but it does go on.
“Well, matches the rest of the town” 😂😂😂😂
I know it’s meant to be snobbish, but that came off as really funny
The Hudson Hornet was a real production car in the 1950s. NASCAR rules require a race cad to be based on a production car with a certain minimum number of units. Hudson quit being manufzctured at the end of the 1950s, so he would have had his rookie year without winning the cup, win three years, then had his big wreck, and tried to come back onlly to be denied because the car he's based on was no longer made. Tgst is why he says "they quit on me"