Cars

Name: Cars
Director: John Lasseter
Released: 2006

John Lasseter

2006

3.00

Synopsis

Lightning McQueen, a hotshot rookie race car driven to succeed, discovers that life is about the journey, not the finish line, when he finds himself unexpectedly detoured in the sleepy Route 66 town of Radiator Springs. On route across the country to the big Piston Cup Championship in California to compete against two seasoned pros, McQueen gets to know the town's offbeat characters.

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Cast

Owen WilsonLightning McQueen (voice)
Larry the Cable GuyMater (voice)
Bonnie HuntSally Carrera (voice)
Paul NewmanDoc Hudson (voice)
Tony ShalhoubLuigi (voice)
Cheech MarinRamone (voice)
Michael WallisSheriff (voice)
George CarlinFillmore (voice)
Paul DooleySarge (voice)
Jenifer LewisFlo (voice)

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100
Time
The first great movie of the summer.
100
New York Daily News
Whether the movie will make you believe a shocking-orange stock car has a future with a lavender Carrera, it's more fun to follow than a televised freeway chase.
91
Entertainment Weekly
A work of American art as classic as it is modern. Note to tourists: Leave before the very end of the credits and you'll miss some of the best and funniest roadside sights.
88
Rolling Stone
What Cars teaches is how to blend brash comedy with technical astonishments so that each enhances the other. I can't imagine who wouldn't want to test-drive this one. Like the promos say, "It's got that new-movie smell."
83
The A.V. Club
Cars is a fine example of the formula, with pleasant chemistry, the patented Pixar cleverness, and the usual sweetly melancholy nostalgia courtesy of songwriter Randy Newman.
80
Newsweek
As eye-popping as anything Pixar has done. But Cars inspires more admiration than elation. It dazzles even as it disappoints. This time around, John Lasseter and his codirector, the late Joe Ranft, seem more interested in dispensing Life Lessons than showing us a roaring good time.
80
The Hollywood Reporter
It might not be way up there in "The Incredibles"/"Finding Nemo"/"Toy Story" stratosphere, but the charming Cars is nevertheless a thoroughly pleasant way to mark Pixar Animation Studios' 20th anniversary.
80
L.A. Weekly
Exciting though the car-racing scenes are, with their millions of fan-cars swaying fluidly around the stadium, it's the drives through the canyons and passes, and the quiet old ruin of a town (which recalls the abandoned mall in Miyazaki’s "Spirited Away"), that truly quicken the pulse.

Cars

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