Dar drumul spre campionat este umplut cu o mulЕЈime de gropi, ocoliЕџuri Еџi surprize hazli, atunci cГўnd Mater este prins Г®ntr-o aventurДѓ intrigantДѓ de spionaj internaЕЈional. But for what it is and what it achieves, it's a nice ride.Star - maЕџina de curse, Lightning - fulgerul McQueen Еџi incomparabilul Mater - maЕџinuЕЈa de tractДѓri auto, duc prietenia lor spre locuri noi, interesante Г®n 'Cars 2', atunci cГўnd cДѓlДѓtoresc peste mДѓri pentru a concura Г®n primul Mare Premiu Mondial pentru a determina care este cea mai rapidДѓ maЕџinДѓ din lume. When it comes to the basis of their appeal, it doesn't keep up with the rest of Pixar films which have sped up far ahead and this may yet be their first underachiever. All in all, 'Cars' is a visual feast outside and an effective storytelling inside. But then again, that may be beside the movie's point. Keaton's Chick Hicks is a formulaic one-dimensional villain, which could have utilized his voice more with a little more motivation for the car's part. The rest of the voice talents are also underused. (During the end credits, there's an in-joke about John Ratzenberger, who has his voice featured in all Pixar films thus far.) However, ultimately, the cast is somewhat unmemorable and lacking in diversity. Newman lends an authoritative quality to Doc Hudson. You can't help but care about him and arguably, he's the nicest member of the cast. Larry the Cable Guy gives Mater an amusingly disoriented state without being irritatingly so. As for the voice cast, Wilson brings that sort of cockiness to the protagonist of the story and it fits with his smug humor. Granted, when it comes to the standards set by previous Pixar films, it isn't quite up there with it's predecessors but considering how lofty the bar has reached and the mediocrity that has become of the genre in general, 'Cars' more than gets the job done. It still all boils down to the story and how it is told - the very essence of cinema. But what's really nice about this film is how director John Lasseter and the writers effectively tell the story and how they pump up the visual feast with humor and sincere emotions. Somehow, it's like watching NASCAR on IMAX again, albeit minus the Гјber-big screen and the 3-D effect. But among those that stand out are the race itself, and when Doc Hudson gets to bring back his good old days. There are lots to be admired on this film just for the brilliance in animation. Even the old, vintage car models have that chic look that brings some of the essential charm of this film. The film is also vibrantly colored, making use of a whole variety of shades of dark colors during the race, and warm ones whenever the scenes shift to Radiator Springs. The cars have a definite realistic look, especially with the rendering (man, the reflections!). It's that sort of greatness among their artists I can only geek about and dream of grasping while in my 3D animation classes. There he meets an array of other cars - including Doc Hudson (Paul Newman!), Mater (Larry the Cable Guy), and Sally (Bonnie Hunt) - who teach him that 'life isn't about the destination but about the journey.' First of all, Pixar's animation is first-rate. But a road mishap leads Lightning to the forgotten town of Radiator Springs, a part of what was once Route 66, a place that once basked in glory, but has since been thrust into oblivion. The championship ends with Lightning finishing in a tie with legendary 'The King' (Richard Petty), who is in his final race, and Chick Hicks (Michael Keaton) thus, a tie-breaking race is set in California. Up-and-coming rookie race car Lightning McQueen (voiced by Owen Wilson), is about to win the prestigious Piston Cup. But as with its predecessors, beneath those excellently rendered 3D images is the soul that sets Pixar apart from what has become of most animated films nowadays. Well, yeah, it doesn't have the sophistication and cleverness of 'The Incredibles,' nor the universal appeal of both 'Toy Stories' and 'Finding Nemo.' And I have to admit that the idea of animated cars was the least riveting as far as Pixar film premises are concerned. In 'Cars,' their latest film, they show why they are still the cream of the crop when it comes to the field they revolutionized more than a decade ago.

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