*CARS* is actually GOOD!?

[@Cheechers]

Guido's Pit Stop Scene is one of the best scenes in Pixar

[@emilywilhite5807]

Peet stope :)

[@nomarxistspls90]

When I was a kid that was the coldest scene in a movie for sure

[@MrSolda93]

There's a reason why the video of all guido's pit stop has 18 milion views...

[@Sifter2K]

Nah, those 4 fancy rowdy cars always take that spot.

[@franciscojaviermendezrinco1902]

He changed all four tires faster than a whole team and ALONE. Imagine a whole crew with his level, less than a second pit stop.

[@nicktroisi6347]

“It’s just an empty cup” Probably one of my favourite movie moments. This teaches you a lesson to have humility and that you don’t always need all the glory or to win all the time. It’s a lesson that a lot of people I know still need to learn. Also my other favourite moments in this is “Life is a Highway” and when Doc races again. That drift sends chills down my spine every time

[@bennetmoatshe3918]

It's actually not an empty cup, it's "pissed in" 😂😂😂

[@markbartlett6287]

@@bennetmoatshe3918 "He did WHAT in his cup?"

[@johndaily263]

Took me decades to figure out that of course Mater would be good at backwards driving because tow trucks are always backing up to hook up to stranded vehicles.

[@carissadallke1345]

I was today years old....😂

[@ShoreFell]

Literally never thought of this until now 🤦‍♂️ thanks for putting my dumb brain to good use 😂😂

[@LAWRENCIO11]

I actually met the guy who was the inspiration for Mater during my Route 66 trip. He can turn his leg 180 degrees, hence the backwards driving! His name is Dean ‘Crazy Legs’ Walker!

[@dillonb.2048]

I can’t believe this is how I figured out

[@MrNinja543]

Also the “tuh mater” joke is just him saying tomato 🍅 😂

[@chrismaverick9828]

This is an example of how to make an animated movie that appeals to adults and kids. innuendos are just vague enough that adults will get them but will fly over kids heads, real life personalities behind the voices, and its fun along with decent life lessons about respecting others and honoring the past.

[@littlemissmonster6969]

You’re honestly such a comfort KZbinr, the natural flow of comedy but also empathy and emotion really gives off “drunk girls night in” energy

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

that’s all I’m aiming for honestly 😂 thanks!

[@AutumnSun140]

Omg, that's the perfect description 😄

[@Seth748]

This is such a good comment and also true 😂

[@ivankawnartist]

​@@Seth748 Never met a girl named Seth before. Is that short for something?

[@phillipthornton8106]

Damn i guess im feminine lol i get drunk and watch the reactions all the time helps me decide on what to watch.

[@joenight9693]

Sad sidefact, the Ferrari in the end, that stops over at Luigis, he's spoken by Michael Schuhmacher, the top F1 Ferrari Pilot, he had a skiing accident shortly after and has been in a deep coma since then. Jus thearing his voice made me tear up over here. Totally forgot he was in this one.

[@MrSnuffer93]

that is untrue, Schumacher has been withdrawn from the coma since April 2014. You are right that unfortunately he hasn't made recovery and is said to be paralyzed/having trouble speaing.

[@prasathgj]

Schumacher, post first op, was put into an artificially induced coma to continue treatment to his bruised brain Eventually, in Jan 2014 the process of waking him up began and he woke up in April 2014

[@pavelcerny9803]

''shorty after'' - the film released in 2005, I'd say his accident in 2014 isn't ''shorty after'' as meanwhile he even returned to F1. However it's definitely sad, not denying that..

[@Sam-rl5hs]

Not top Ferrari pilot but the Goat of F1

[@wstafford22]

HES OUT OF THE COMA NOW

[@najhoant]

9:22 Fun fact: the animators actually made every third blink a bit slower on purpose

[@Outrider916]

Thank you! I really thought that was in my head! Ohh thank god I'm not crazy 😂

[@trixiebewitched]

I THOUGHT I WAS TRIPPIN WITH HIM DAWG 🤣💀

[@redjaredits]

if you go to cars land at California Adventure in Disneyland the traffic light does the same thing there.

[@shadowunifer]

Yeah when my kid pointed it out last time we were there and it messed with my head

[@TheGamingNorwegian]

13:08 Red, the fire truck was originally gonna be voiced by Joe Ranft, the person in the credits that this movie is dedicated to. He was a director and occasional voice actor at Pixar, he died one year before the movie came out and Pixar didnt want to replace him. So they made the fire truck real emotional instead.

[@BatmanFan76]

This is actually a really good Pixar movie. I still listen to this movie’s cover of Life is a Highway whenever I go on a road trip. It’s a fun movie at the end of the day. Ka-chow!

[@Kevin.Costner.]

Huge debate over the Cars Goat, Piston cups👀

[@WardenForcesTV]

True dat

[@chrissmalley83]

Twenty years ago, "Mayberry" was in heavy rotation, and I couldn't escape it. The nearest radio to me on the factory floor was always tuned to a country station, and it would play "Mayberry" several times a day. Ever since then, I can't stand Rascal Flatts. Gary has a very distinct twang, and it grates on my like nails on a chalkboard. I get why fans like it, but I just can't hang. That's all to say, I much prefer Tom Cochrane's original.

[@BatmanFan76]

@@chrissmalley83 Well, in that case, you must be pissed that the Rascal Flatts version gets more views than the Tom Cochrane version. You are literally one of 4 people that actually likes the original version of the song.

[@You-Tube-n5k]

I listen to the cover more than the original version. Also, Sheryl Crow's Real Gone is amazing. Kachigga

[@CrossOutBryce]

6:49 They actually made a whole new version of "Life is a Highway" FOR this film

[@cypher515]

Which I think I like better than Tom Cochrane's version, to be honest.

[@masterJ2004]

​@@cypher515 cuz it IS better lol And you don't even WANT to listen to the original version of Real Gone 💀

[@cypher515]

@@masterJ2004 I agree and I loved the original, so that says a lot.

[@benschultz1784]

This movie has a bunch of racing and automotive celebrities with VA roles. The King is voiced by NASCAR legend Richard "The King" Petty, Bob Cutlass is voiced by NBC Sports commentator Bob Costas, Darrell Cartrip is voiced by retired NASCAR driver and FOX Sports announcer Darrell Waltrip, Rusty and Dusty Rusteze are voiced by hosts of NPR's "Car Talk" Tom (RIP) and Ray Maglozzi. Jay Leno, Mario Andretti, and Michael Schumacher voice car versions of themselves. Paul Newman and Michael Keaton were both racers as well as actors.

[@Fuzz32]

Don’t forget Dale Earnhardt Jr voicing Junior.

[@konkaiwa515]

@@Fuzz32lmao that's funny he basically voiced himself or his car rather

[@Fuzz32]

@@konkaiwa515 ikr 😆

[@TorIverWilhelmsen]

They did that when dubbing locally in other countries, too. in Norway they had local popular TV sports commentators as the voices there, race drivers as race car voices etc.

[@Starbolt-81]

Dont forget Cheech Martin as Ramone, and George Carlin as Philmore (the hippie van)

[@walover165]

One of the things about this movie is that it manages to be fun for everyone while being doubly fun if you're a racing fan and get the references - Daryl Cartrip, Junior, "Mario Andretti knows my name!", who the King is, etc. You did miss that the Ferrari in the end wasn't just any Ferrari, it was seven time World Champion Michael Schumacher, who voiced his own car both in English and Italian. Guido and Luigi fainting is the appropriate response to him coming into their store - Michael was a god in Italy.

[@axr7149]

Not a bad way to end an illustrious career for Paul Newman (the voice of Doc Hudson). He sadly died of cancer in 2008.

[@Belhade]

Paul is one of my all time favorite actors. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and Nobody's Fool are both in my top 5 movies.

[@simianinc]

And Fillmore played by George Carlin RIP

[@axr7149]

@@Belhade don’t forget the utterly delightful THE STING (1973), which even won Best Picture. Speaking of which, thanks to THE STING, the director George Roy Hill became the first person ever to direct 2 films to earn $100 million domestic (BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID and THE STING). He received Best Director Oscar nominations for both and won for the latter. Both movies also won Best Original Screenplay (with THE PRINCESS BRIDE screenwriter William Goldman winning for BUTCH CASSIDY).

[@bryanrhenderson6510]

This was also Paul’s highest grossing film.

[@scopeless22]

I wonder if he didn't pass away if he would have played Carl in Up

[@russell9153]

18:12 that editing nearly made me spit out my drink.

[@Crackbandit]

The greatest adult joke in a Disney movie was Mater saying “He did what in his cup?” When Lightning said Doc “won 3 piston cups”.

[@BobCtabtree-pl6xq]

The scripts in Pixar Animation Studios films go from make you laugh to tug at your heart strings.That's what makes them so successful.

[@seniorchief6136]

That, and the 2 car girls that "flash" McQueen

[@samuelhiatt9338]

Also, when Mater hooks up to Lightning's backside and he's visibly uncomfortable lol

[@hellomark1]

Mia and Tia flipping their "highbeams" at McQueen - they're Miatas (Mia and Tia) and their headlights actually flip out like that, brilliant joke

[@tapsofosiris3110]

Don't forget Doc's quote during the final lap "drive it in deep".

[@PirateDad12]

What I love most about Cars is that despite the fact this is a universe where everyone is a car and that it highlights Lightning McQueen’s racing career, more than anything this is a story that so painfully well mirrors the stories of a lot of real life small towns (along Route 66.. but can also be extended to just about anywhere) that have been forgotten over time and about just how important small towns like Radiator Springs and small local businesses are who struggle to stay afloat among the superhighways and mega corporations.

[@hussainjeragh1412]

What I love about Cars is how McQueen developed as a character throughout the movie. Sometimes being in a difficult position can teach you so much about yourself, just like when he got stuck in Radiator Springs and learned so many things about himself

[@hussainjeragh1412]

This movie is so relatable. We all have goals, and when things don't go as planned, and endup in a place we dont want we learn a lot from being there. It's like a prize in disguise.

[@shanebarker3131]

* Radiation stinks *

[@masterJ2004]

​@@shanebarker3131lol

[@AestheticallyAndrogynous]

Fun fact! Radiator Springs is a REAL town. It's actually called Holbrook, Arizona and it is just like the movie. The cozy cone even exists only instead of traffic cones, They are wigwam teepees. The town is just as dead as the movie shows, so it makes me really happy to see people react to this movie as it's super close to my hometown ❤🙌🏻😅 lots of love 💕

[@woodworkergreg]

It's actually Peach Springs, AZ. The map at the end shows the part of Rte. 66, from Seligman to Kingman, that got cut off by I-40.

[@panamafloyd1469]

I'm an old Sports Car Club of America race worker. Ignored this film for years because I heard it was NASCAR-centric. Big mistake on my part. My daughter brought over the DVD on a visitation weekend, and I spent most of it saying, "Holy S! that's really (real racing guy)!!" The announcers, some of the race cars, I was just blown away. That scene with McQueen (named after the actor, Steve was also a racer) chasing Sally down the windy road brought tears to my eyes..I've actually done something like that on a 'track day' where people are allowed to drive their street cars on the race track. To 'car people', it's like dancing with someone you love. Oh, and the yellow flag on an oval means 'accident - slow down'. IIRC, all flags are waved on ovals. For sportscars, if displayed motionless it means "do not pass anyone", displayed waving it means "you may have to avoid something". And the little car in front of the race cars is called a Pace Car in the US, and Safety Car elsewhere. RIP Paul Newman..he was a member of my Club. The rule was only talk about racing (he'd talk your ear off)..the movies were his 'day job' and he didn't want to be bothered with it. He was actually good at it, won four National Amateur Championships and placed 2nd in the 24hr race at Le Mans one time.

[@adrianporter5749]

McQueen was actually named after Glenn McQueen, a Pixar animator who died a few years prior to this movie. Glad you had such a great experience with this movie though!

[@panamafloyd1469]

@@adrianporter5749 , oh..I didn't know that! I must have missed any mention of Glenn in the credits. Mea culpa!

[@crimsonghoul8983]

I thought Lightning McQueen was voiced by Owen Wilson.

[@asneakychicken322]

@@crimsonghoul8983 He is

[@crimsonghoul8983]

@panamafloyd1469 Who is Steve McQueen?

[@prodigy-hu6dy]

4:22 the numbers on the race titles are the distance they race (500 miles, 600 miles, etc). Laps depend on the size of the track and how many laps it takes to go the 400-600 mile distance

[@claytonpaddison6721]

Hudson Motors Co. dominated NASCAR in the Early 1950s (specifically 1952-'54) with the Twin-H 6cyl Hornets. Doc's paint job is heavily based on the original factory "Fabulous Hudson Hornet" cars, like that of Marshall Teagues and Herb Thomas. This movie is so well done (as is the 3rd one) and really acts as a love letter to Route 66.

[@andrewgross144]

One of my favorite things about this is that his sponsors voice actors were brother hosts of a talkshow called “Car Talk.” They could identify most problems just from caller’s descriptions!

[@benschultz1784]

"That's the end of our show, and remember, don't drive like my brother!" "Don't drive like my brother!"

[@Belhade]

@@benschultz1784 God I loved that show. Ten minutes of content and forty minutes of Tom and Ray laughing like hyenas.

[@KevyNova]

I miss Click and Clack so much! I was never a car person but I listened to them every week just for their humorous personalities. Legends of NPR!

[@dougbank107]

My son and I still listen to Car Talk as a podcast.

[@OlleWtn]

8:56 Her having a good time on this film is so wholesome I just watched it for the first time and caught myself smiling so much

[@tomaslongoria2449]

Omg the Mazda Miatas “Flashed” their pop up up and down headlights at McQueen!!!!! And Micheal Schumacher at the end getting tires!!!! God I miss him.

[@trickkyrickky]

A real Micheal Schumacher Ferrari! Also Darrell Cartrip is voiced by real life ex NASCAR commentator Darrell Waltrip. The movie is filled with famous real life racing legends as cameos. Part 2 had Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton and part 3 had Fernando Alonso. To name some other F1 Legends.

[@garethbattersby]

On the UK version of the movie Jeremy Clarkson voices his manager

[@witness283]

I just had to look up who voiced the Ferrari, can’t believe it was Michael Schumacher!

[@davidw.2791]

@@garethbattersbyThere’s a separate UK version?😮

[@PrinceofArfon]

This is still a favorite movie of preschoolers and kindergarteners. And dads/grandpas who either like NASCAR or reminisce about Route 66. It doesn't try to revolutionize anything about animation, but it's a textbook example of how to take a familiar story template and apply it to a new context, flesh out the characters, and give it broad appeal. All the story pieces are in the right place and have space to breathe. I've always had a soft spot for this one. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@davehorn7914]

CREDITS!!! You skipped the credits. Mac at the drive in is one of the best scenes.

[@auf_kollisionskurs3828]

she skipped a lot of good scenes

[@atkinsondp]

plus the tractor tipping scene. best scene of the whole movie

[@silver9wolf6]

Haha, I just watched her full length reaction on Patreon and she saw it! Just didn't put it in the youTube cut :P

[@Roach_Dogg_JR]

Your reaction is the first time I’ve seen cars in like a decade, and wow I forgot how creative and fun it is. I love that their car model matches their personality, there’s so many jokes kids won’t understand, and there’s some cool symbolic cinematography.

[@chandlermorgan708]

I hate when people say "it's best for everyone" when really is best for you

[@crackerjaxcosplay]

I hate when people post dumb comments, yet, here we are...

[@heyheyjk-la]

@@crackerjaxcosplay 😂

[@r-giireactions2235]

@@crackerjaxcosplay I'm pretty sure OP is directly referring to the scene in the movie where Doc called the press.

[@Ramknight8613]

@@crackerjaxcosplay What are you talking about?

[@BogeyTheBear]

Compromise is the art of arriving at a solution no one is happy with.

[@Chrizzx3]

This movie was one of my favourites as a child. You can't understant the level of shock we had the first time we saw Lightning stop right before his win. As a kid, I didn't get why he didn't went ahead and win that race. After some rewatches and a little growing, I really got what it was really about.

[@alexkramerblogs]

The King crashing is animated to directly reference a crash involving Rusty Wallace

[@unxprienced9548]

Yeah! Right down to the car model and number!

[@benn454]

Richard Petty, not Rusty

[@DB-zp9un]

@@benn454 the crash in Cars follows Rusty's crash more than Petty's IRL..

[@benn454]

@@DB-zp9un Yeah, but the inspiration for the scene was Petty's crash in his last race. Only this time, the King got to finish the race with the help of McQueen.

[@zandylovesrisk]

Yup. Probably his Talladega wreck in 1993.

[@2wedsa567]

Fun Fact: The Kings crash is actually based on a real crash. The King's crash seems to be a re-creation of Rusty Wallace's crash at Talladega in 1993 caused by Dale Earndhart clipping the back of his car on the last turn. The bit which Lightning assists him to the finish line seems to be based on Richard Petty's 1976 crash, albeit by the pit crew. "From Pixar Wiki"

[@peachelol]

Fun Fact! In the UK Release, Harv is actually voiced by Jeremy Clarkson!

[@DAMPSWAT88AcidTv]

What, now I have to see the UK release just for that reason

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

I'm so embarrassed as a Brit, because I *HATE Jeremy Clarkson. To each their own.

[@bouncybubble]

@@robertmcghintheorca49why?

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

@@bouncybubble Mainly because of his attitudes towards women. I mean, he dropped "Doctor Who" randomly into a Sun article to discuss how much he hates working with women, and then he completely misrepresented the film "Denial" as further backing for trying to cause an outrage.

[@Falcun21]

@@robertmcghintheorca49 Did you watch Top Gear? Jeremy delights in being controversial and saying offensive things? That's what made them so funny, they were so unapologetic to those that might and probably would get offended.

[@RachelXKnight666]

29:23 "I'm getting emotional over cars." Thats why I love Pixar 😂😂

[@martinbraun1211]

Here in Germany the dubbing voice for Lightning McQueen in "Cars" is Daniel Brühl.

[@TehFrenchy29]

The guy who played Niki Lauda also voicing Lightning McQueen is kinda great.

[@VorpalBunnysRevenge]

And the voice of the Ferrari that comes to the shop looking for tires is Michael Schumacher.

[@CarlosRamirez-wb7zu]

Zemo!

[@benschultz1784]

​@@TehFrenchy29And I believe Lauda himself voiced The King.

[@You-Tube-n5k]

It's a masterpiece James

[@Michael_L_Morrison]

I showed this movie to my twin sons when they were three. They are now almost 17 and still watch it, so this movie is special to me in that regard.

[@fgnzls811]

That scene you cut in with the crash around the corner, amazing. Seen this movie so many times and got thrown off there, well played...

[@fnglert]

"I'm getting emotional over cars~" - no, you're getting emotional over *characters*. Deep, well-written characters with motivations and emotions.

[@InspectorWhoReacts]

It is and im tired of pretending it's not!

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

NO MORE PRETENDING!! haha

[@jordankirby3075]

@@NatalieGoldReactsI you want to learn about NASCAR watch a video called NASCAR for beginners

[@kelena7west]

its crazy because most people think racing is just about going around in circles, but there is so much skill and science and danger involved that when you really understand all that goes into it, it can be a really fun sport to watch! This movie did a great job of showing that and showcasing the values of racing. Even a simple pit stop could mean winning or loosing

[@You-Tube-n5k]

Cars was one of my main childhood movies ngl, and after seeing how iffy everyone was about it I was kind of scared to rewatch it. Turns out it's still pretty good! I love its chill, low key vibe and tbh, I think I appreciate Cars more now than I did when I was a kid. Also, I actually really like Mater, and I'm tired of pretending like I don't lol

[@mevb]

Originally, Mack was gonna be a Peterbilt truck but it turned out that John Ratzerberger's dad was a truck driver who drove a Mack truck so they made McQueen's truck into a Mack, while the truck who Lightning mistook for Mack, was made a Peterbilt (voiced by the late co-director Joe Ranft, who also voiced Red and was the scratch voice for Mater before Larry the Cable Guy was casted).

[@RibbonRailProfuctions]

Fun Fact: the hippie stoner van Fillmore is played by the late and great George Carlin, yes the 7 dirty words George Carlin lol

[@Travis_D_Travesty]

He went from talking trains to talking cars.

[@RibbonRailProfuctions]

@@Travis_D_Travesty when I found his comedy, it made me appreciate his Thomas narrations even more

[@elnumbrotres]

I thought the hippie was cheech… that is literally the opposite of what I’d have done, but it was so much better

[@mayorjimmy]

@@elnumbrotres no, it was perfect casting. kzbin.info/www/bejne/emLYkqppjK6CosU

[@celiashen5490]

@@elnumbrotres Cheech was the lowrider with the Von Dutching. I thought it was Chong.

[@thekpmckay]

The Hudson Hornet was, in reality, a racecar that from 1951-'53 dominated racing in America. Also, "The King" (#43) is based on Richard Petty, A 7 time winner of the Winston cup & a Nascar legend who drove a robin blue Plymouth Superbird. This movie is filled w/ voice talents of racing legends and manages to humanize inanimate objects in the best way. Another amazing Pixar production.

[@Mads97415]

One of my favorite memories relating to this movie was when we went to go see it in theaters my sister had to go to the bathroom, so my dad took her, but she wouldn't use the toilets there because they were automatic and she thought those would suck her in (she was 5 at the time). So my dad had to drive her home to pee and then drive her back to the movie so they missed like 30 minutes of it. One of my dads favorite stories to tell from when we were younger lol. Also would like to point out that The King is actually based off (and voiced by) number 43 Richard Petty! He's considered one of the best NASCAR drivers of all time so it's cool they got him in this!

[@dougbank107]

My son didn’t like the automated flush toilets either. But I just covered the sensor with toilet paper and it wouldn’t flush until I wanted it to flush.

[@addotplace7707]

The Ferrari that shows up in 30:31 is voiced by Michael Schumacher, a 7 time Formula 1 world champion, 5 of which he won with Ferrari in the early 2000s. He is one of, if not the most, legendary F1 driver in history and the most successful Ferrari diver to date.

[@Ravenbones]

I cried because im 30 now and I saw this as a teenager in theaters with my family, back when we cared to be a family.

[@AutumnSun140]

That sounds sad. I hope you and your family work through whatever is going on ✨

[@tkopp10976]

Had to make it all about you, didn't you.

[@levipeterken4020]

@@tkopp10976 I hope you figure out the reason you get so much enjoyment out of being negative to people and trying to put them down. Would be a lot better if you changed that about you

[@IDiggPattyMayonnaise]

​@@levipeterken4020The irony of your comment being negative to someone telling them to not be negative to someone else. Would be a lot better if you changed that about you too. Two wrongs don't make a right.

[@levipeterken4020]

@@IDiggPattyMayonnaise Pointing out how someone has made a rude comment to another person sharing something about themselves is not negative. I have no idea how you're defending someone who said "had to make it all about you". Weird.

[@mevb]

This movie is dedicated to Joe Ranft, who sadly passed away during the production in 2005 in a (tradgically irony) car accident. He and his firends were riding in Ranft's car when Elegba Earl, who was driving the car, lost control over it and crashed through a guard rail and went into the mouth of Narvarro River. Ranft and Earl were killed instantly in the impact while their friend Eric Frierson survived and got out through the sun roof. Ranft was the co-director of Cars and voices Red and Peterbilt. His memory was also decidated in Tim Burton's Copse Bride. Joe Ranft was the storyboard artist and story man of many Disney Animation films of the late 80's and early 90's such as The Little Mermaid and Beauty and The Beast and the Pixar films Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2 and Monsters Inc, plus The Brave Little Toaster, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Nightmare Before Christmas and James and the Giant Peach. He also voiced many characters like Elmo St. Peters and the clown in Brave Little Toaster, Igor in The Nightmare Before Christmas, Lenny in Toy Story, Heimlich and a fly in A Bug's Life, Wheezy in Toys Tory 2 (he also reprised as Heimligh in the credits blooopers), Pete "Claws" Ward in Monsters, Inc. (In the same movie, one of the scarers has the surname Ranft as a referee to him) and Jacques in Finding Nemo (his brother Jerome took over voiding him in Finding Dory).

[@nedkelly2035]

43= Richard Petty's Superbird, and the crash was an exact duplicate of a real crash he had. Also seen: Fiat 500 (Italian), Peel P50 (tiny, as shown, but not Italian, actually Manx), Hudson Hornet was competitive car during its era of racing, Old Stanley= Stanley Steamer, VW Bus having a hippie vibe fits.

[@isavenewspapers8890]

2:11 Considering that Rocket League has completely insane reality-defying laws of physics, the only time that could've been replicated in the Cars universe was during the timeframe in which Cars 2 occurred.

[@thejagsfan147]

The numbers for NASCAR or Indy car races can either mean the number of laps or the number of miles, depending on size of the track. (Ex. For bigger tracks and races like the Daytona 500 and Indy 500, it is 500 miles. And then smaller tracks like Bristol, such as the Food City 500 is 500 laps).

[@acecombatter6620]

1.Doc Hudson was voiced by Paul Newman, who you may have seen in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and/or "The Sting." He also raced cars and owned a Racing Team. He also sells a line of salad dressings and spaghetti sauces (Newman's Own). 2. Tom and Ray Magliozi aka Click and Clack voiced the Rusteze guys. They had a radio show (Car Talk) where they diagnosed and suggested fixes to listeners car problems. 3. Cheech and Chong were two of Radiator Springs towns people.

[@cixelsyd40]

Just Cheech voiced a character.

[@lisamarieligreci-newton7804]

The funny thing about this movie is that I have a driving phobia, have zero interest in racing, AND my sons were obsessed with this movie for a few years so we watched it basically every day and yet...I still love it and notice little details. It's a really cute, sweet movie. It might be one of my favorite Owen Wilson roles, haha. I will say I DO love family road trips (despite hating driving haha - I'm mostly fine as a passenger) and that aspect of Americana (especially out west) and have done some of Route 66. So THAT whole aspect struck a big nerve with me.

[@disneyforthewin]

OMG!!!!! I had to stop in the middle of the review after my mind got blown....When the old car talked to herself about people are gonna think your crazy, Natalie (or yer editor)cut to a closeup of the old car and played a part from "Everywhere at the end of time"!!!!! (15:55 mark) Its a 6 1/2 hour composed piece that describes how Dementia is at the end.... Just blew my mind!!!! That music is the scariest musical piece EVER....

[@NWAWskeptic]

I never understood how this is commonly viewed as a Pixar “low”. It’s basically “Doc Hollywood” for cars, but still a good movie.

[@ToxicTurquoise454]

Because it's kind of boring and childish. It's an okay film but far from their best.

[@valscottage]

@@ToxicTurquoise454 it's not the best pixar film of course, but it's far from boring. it's funny, and it's cool. or maybe that's just my nostalgia speaking. i love lightning mcqueen. this film was my favourite animated movie to watch as a kid

[@aDsnow]

@@ToxicTurquoise454legit top 3 best animated movie

[@NWAWskeptic]

@@ToxicTurquoise454 oh it is light years from being their best. But it’s not terrible either. They saved that for Cars 2.

[@fox_trot0214]

it's not my favorite Pixar Movie and objectively not the best But it IS a good one and i do love watching it when i feel bad

[@shadowlessxpan]

Disney actually recreated Radiator Springs in California Adventure (Disneylands sister park) And it’s quite impressive that the Pixar art style was recreated completely.

[@gerovo5299]

Cars and Cars 3 are genuine bangers. Cars 2, on the other hand...

[@markusdanielsson498]

If they had focused on the WGP in Cars 2 instead of the spy movie stuff it would have been so much better.

[@douglasmurata4945]

What I love about Cars and Cars 3 is that we never see Lightning McQueen actually win a race in Cars, which is important for his growth, while we have to see Cruz win a race in Cars 3 as it’s important for her growth. But yeah, Cars 2 decided to be a complete tonal shift.

[@You-Tube-n5k]

Cars 2's main problem is how out of place it is. Like, it feels like a spinoff, not a sequel. And even as a spinoff, it just feels super weird that it takes place in the same universe since the tone is so vastly different. I will say, once you get past all that, it's pretty fun to watch because of how ridiculous it is. Like, that movie is probably one of the main reasons why people talk about how nonsensical the Cars universe is lol

[@crimsonghoul8983]

Cars 2 and 3 get campy. And not in a good way. Didn't feel like Pixar was trying. The poster for Cars 3 was rad, though.

[@Mister_Jay_Tee]

Cars 2 is interesting and actually pretty fun. Not a masterpiece but certainly interesting.

[@LBaumgardner19]

I absolutely adore your Ted Lasso reactions and will watch them occasionally whenever I need a pick-me-up just because I’m such a big fan of that show and enjoy your reactions to it that much. This is definitely getting added to that playlist because this is my favorite movie (I was 6 when it came out and chose this movie to watch on repeat during my formative years lol). Seeing someone get to watch it for the first time and make the connections throughout the movie (Lightning using the things he learned from Mater and Doc in the last race) and enjoy it so much is so awesome. Hopefully you’ll watch the other 2 movies (Cars 2 is definitely a trip).

[@theasiankid1931]

a classic movie for sure

[@AzarathMetreon]

26:40 “I don’t know what the yellow flag means.” A yellow flag in racing is called a caution flag. It’s usually waved when someone has an accident and it’s a signal for all drivers to slow down and maintain the position they were in prior to the accident while they crashed car is removed from the track and either tended to if it’s a quick fix or the driver can be assessed for injury in case they have to drop out. Drivers can also forfeit points or positions during this window to take a low-cost pit stop while the race is essentially on hold.

[@patrickoconnor5494]

Grown ass man here, love cars and tear up at the end every time. The sequels are fun but not a patch on this.

[@MattRowland]

The second one is basically a James Bond film with cars.

[@christianwise637]

I actually thought the third one was pretty good, and arguably better than this one. The second one was just plain bad in my opinion

[@fightingfaerie]

Yeah skip Cars 2. It literally has nothing to do with the story. Cars 3 is where it actually continues.

[@McLeod2022]

Nat is fantastic. 27:00 and on until the cutest squeal ever.... "he's so cute" broke me for all the right reasons

[@mshyyy]

One of the mechanics for the Ferrari f1 team has a tattoo of the pit guy

[@laufert7100]

Alessandro Fusaro

[@aquilschutte]

Guido my goat

[@christopherkaylor2940]

"The King" is based and voiced by Richard Petty, 7 Time Winston Cup Champion and 200 wins

[@tntfreddan3138]

19:15 reminds me of an old candy shop. It had been there, at a little truck stop, for several decades, along with the roadside grill beside it. The restaurant is still there since the truckers still stop by there to eat, as well as the workers from the quarry next to it, but the candy shop that I always went to to buy candy closed down. Close to 400 kinds of candy and you could buy as much as you wanted for quite a lower price than your average grocery store. But, as I said, It closed down. And the biggest reason was due to the new highway.

[@alexandriabrangwin]

Actual Formula One Ferrari pit crews sporting Guido tattoos is like the meta Cars reference we all needed! PITSTOP!!!

[@sirlikesmagicalot]

Watched "CARS" back when I was a child really enjoyed it. But watching it now as an adult, hit's me so much harder than I was a kid. Everything was simple, meaningful, climatic, and emotional. I did cry as well at those emotional moments. Pure bliss!

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

I think one of the coolest things in this movie is that the director and artists traveled Route 66 to get ideas on how to design Radiator Springs. Most of the buildings were directly inspired by famous landmarks. Cars 2 was trash, so I would stay away. Cars 3 was decent, but Cars blows them all away.

[@chrispdo]

Well i guess i have to be the only person that adores cars 2 then....I completely get that it should have been a spinoff mater movie but aside that it's my fav cars movie. I just like it so much.I get why people dislike it tho but it's an entertaining and fun watch to say the least.

[@alexisborden3191]

Cars 2 is a fascist movie and I wish I was kidding. Like, did nobody think it was weird to have a racialized underclass of cars, that were simultaneously weak and cowardly, but also powerful industrialists with hands on certain levers of power? Did nobody think that was kind of anti-semitic? Replace lemons with jews, and it reads like a piece of nazi propaganda.

[@gtmo55mack20]

@@alexisborden3191bro get help

[@wittynamehere_]

I'm so glad you had a wonderful first visit to Disney World! It was great to see both you and hubbin enjoying yourselves. More hubbin!

[@adamhale2155]

😊Stanley is the Stanley Steamer which was before gas engines. Love this movie!

[@captaindelta43]

Back when the world was actually good , with no "much" hidden propaganda. Really ICONIC CHILDHOOD MEMORIES 😂❤. Most of the car peeps might have been inspired from this exact movie .Showed a lot of emotions Rollercoaster thoughout . Loved your reaction as always ❤😂 Mator is the real freind we all need . 26:52 Guido saying PITSTOP IS SO BADASS .

[@HSR107]

The beginnings of NASCAR involved racing ON Daytona Beach, in the sand, and that's why counter-steering when racing on earth was a thing. Also, isn't the Santa Monica Blvd end of Route 66?

[@Ladco77]

Yes, they did race on the beach, but the counter-steering pre-dates the Daytona race. It started with dirt track racing. A home movie taken in 1954 at the Daytona Beach race: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaGmZKKki9iAe6ssi=5B-b5uSZj9290XyK

[@somerandomgirlliving4617]

As a big (but new) F1 fan, hearing Michael Schumacher at the end was so emotional. But also a few other F1 drivers have voiced some of the cars in the later movies (eg. Lewis Hamilton as himself, or Sebastian Vettel as Sebastian Schnell(German for fast), or Fernando Alonso as a assistant something (I don’t remember right now) in the Cars 3 movie) and like some comments already mentioned quite a few NASCAR drivers/legends have voiced characters in the movie franchise. So it’s really cool rewatching this movie, now knowing how much of racing and it’s history and different series really live in this movie.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Even some of the characters are actual people that have used "car" puns in their names too. Like the Race announcers. I believe they are actually Racing Announcers in real life too.

[@Skye_Writer]

Not a car girl, and I'm not a racing girl, but I've always loved this movie and thought it gets way too much hate. The sequels aren't worth the time it took to make them, honestly, but this one was sweet and touching, and I'm so glad to see you liked it too. ♥

[@EricTheKartoonKing]

“Pixar can literally do no wrong” * Cars 2 looms in the background *

[@Agossbb]

What I really like is that the creators worked in showing the entire movie that the Dinoco sponsor was by the king’s side everytime, but after King’s last race he was put aside and inmediatly shearch for McQueen who would give him money. This reminded McQueen that many will act like they are your friend but because of profit. So he chose to stick with real friends, that believed in you when you has nothing to give them in return That was so sweet ❤ Love from Argentina 🇦🇷!!! Thank you for the reaction

[@knightni73]

Now watch "Doc Hollywood " starring Michael J Fox. Pixar stole the plot directly for Cars.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

😂 Yep! 😂

[@pantherjoseph]

Yup.

[@You-Tube-n5k]

Tbf, the basic premise for both of these movies is relatively popular.

[@ColtonWalker073]

Every story has already been told...

[@Pink.andahalf]

​@@ColtonWalker073 There's telling the same story, and then there's filing the serial numbers off and repainting the story and changing absolutely nothing else.

[@p.z.arnott2329]

Fun fact: Duc is based on of a NASCAR Grand National Series and AAA stock car that came from the 1950s. Drivers like Marshall Teague and Herb Thomas, popular drivers of their time, drove them.

[@Jonathan_Collins]

This was one of my favorite movies as a kid and it’s fun to look back on how truly nonsensical and insane it was.

[@FlamesEnjoyer]

19:56 the Hudson hornet did actually dominate the early days of nascar when they were mostly on small dirt tracks. Hudson was one of the 1st to give teams factory support

[@UltimateCerberus]

Whoa, nice! This movie is actually a gem. I love this first one with all my heart.

[@urandaleo7495]

I have a really deep love for this movie. My mom says I used to watch it over and over again, back to back, as a kid. I'm 23 now and it's still one of my favourite movies

[@jbwade5676]

My Favorite Movie Disney Pixars Cars (2006)❤❤❤❤

[@lukeramos6546]

Same !!

[@hulubuluhejhej2721]

u are insane with no taste in movies if u think CARS is the best Disney movie

[@dove3284]

Mine too!!

[@nathanskies614]

Even as a grown man, I always cry whenever Lightning quotes Doc and goes back to make sure that The King finishes his last race. Always a special movie to me and it'll always be in my heart.

[@fahmi_simin]

Hopefully you watch shia Labeouf animated movie surf's up 2007 two years after cars. Same story but with surfing. Emotional rollercoaster.

[@Nicksrgnt]

The scene of Doc starting up and racing by himself is one of the best things to ever come from Disney

[@MosesKabeya-c6g]

Can you watch Cars 2.

[@zoharamitai8719]

A small fact I love about the movie is how the racing cameos change in accordance with the country. for example here Strip "King" Weathers is voiced by NASCAR legend Richard fetty, and in the german version King is voiced by Formula 1 legend Niki Lauda.

[@marleybob3157]

"Peet stop!" -------- I cannot wait until you watch Cars 2, an amazing sequel that is mostly about Mater.

[@GhostWatcher2024]

The PIT maneuver you were thinking of is short for Precision Immobilization Technique. In racing, especially endurance races (the Indianapolis 500 is 500 laps, hence the name, and thats a lot of driving), your tires wear out and you use up gasoline, so you stop in the pit for your team, kind of like a team dugout in baeseball, (located on pit road, a designated infield lane) to get tire changes, refuel, fix mechanical issues, change drivers, etc.

[@28starwarsfan]

I would say it's not bad. It is the outcast, stepchild of Pixar's first 11 films. There are the Golden Ten...and then there's Cars. Still, Cars belongs to the era before Pixar's fall from grace.

[@heyheyjk-la]

I think I would give "A Bug's Life" the outcast award, although I do like it a lot. I actually should rewatch it. It's been more than a minute since I've seen it.

[@amehak1922]

Saw it at the theater, with my sister and her kids, loved it and still do

[@martinbraun1211]

Please give the Star Trek franchise a chance. 🖖🖖🏻🖖🏼🖖🏽🖖🏾🖖🏿

[@wilson2994]

The story for Doc is based off the career of the real Hudson Hornet cars in NASCAR even has the same racing decals. From 1951 to 1954 it was the car to beat, though the reason they stopped racing was different. The Hudson Car Company sadly went out of business.

[@emperorzurg4707]

My daughters grew up on the Pixar movies. We went to Cars Land in DCA quite frequently after it opened in 2012 (California Adventure was a ghost town before that). Any emotion you got from this movie is x10 when you visit Cars Land. The land is a MUST see for Pixar fans.

[@supremedream1764]

“Why did Sally stay behind?” Sally’s the biggest part of Radiator Spring, so it’s her job to keep the town alive. Besides, Lightning probably would’ve immediately forfeited the race just to be with her.

[@BorisK83]

The Ferrari which came into the tire shop in the end was actually played by legendary Formula 1 champion Michael Schumacher before he had his tragic ski accident.

[@jakobn.4586]

I love Cars, I'm 26 and this movie followed me through my life for so long, I've been watching your Reacts for quite a while now and I am thrilled to watch this Reaction! Love your content so much!

[@starfoxsmash7002]

I remember my mom taking me to go see this movie in theaters back in 2006. Still remains one of my favorite Disney/Pixar movies.

[@seancase2746]

14:12 “Oh dear. It would seem I’m off to a poor start…” Another Paul Newman film to check out is _The Hustler_ (1961).