NipPierce
Wow, this is a REALLY bad movie!
SnoReptilePlenty
Memorable, crazy movie
JarrodWRogers
I watched Cars 2 when it first came out in 2011, I thought nothing of it really. Just a generic movie with cool visuals and a good soundtrack. Fast forward seven years and one of my second cousins (Age 4) wanted to watch the movie whilst I was visiting, I accepted and started up the movie for him. I also had a can of baked beans on me as a movie snack, much to my second cousin's dismay. During the Toyko race scene, I spilled the beans all over my fancy Kill Bill shirt. My second cousin laughed and laughed, I was humiliated. 5/10
Pjtaylor-96-138044
Here we have a film that's more entertaining than its predecessor due to its absurdity, with the bizarre concept taken one step further and pushed to the point of 'turn-your-brain-off' fun. It pretty much provides constant passive enjoyment as the contrived and convoluted plot speeds by without a moment's hesitation. It's light on the emotion but this time it knows it, we don't get any ham-fisted attempts at causing the audience to well-up with expository dumps, and it tootles along with an almost ostentatious streak - helped by some wonderful casting choices, Bruce Campbell included - as the new spy plot is shamelessly mashed with the racing motif from the first in an unsuccessful amalgamation that feels more like fan-fiction than serious sequel fare. It's just about stupid enough to work, though, to the point that you aren't ever really bored. 5/10
Ian
(Flash Review)Cars 2 switches tracks a bit from being based in a small town to world-wide jet setter and oddly Mater seems to take center stage in this film. This film plays out like a Bond film and Mater sort of like the Pink Panther (if I understand that character correctly) as someone who inadvertently gets in the way of criminals and their plans and sort of helps the secret agents along the way, while McQueen competes in worldwide races. As an automobile and racing fan, I loved this film as there were a plethora of fun, foreign and classic cars all mixed in along the way and the races mixed NASCAR, Formula 1, Rally, and other endurance sports cars; pretty neat. From a parent of a small child perspective, it was a little advanced for kids as there was a theme of big oil vs alternative fuels and a lot more guns and peril for a G Rated movie and from the first Cars. Overall, it was fun and exciting and amusing humor of Mater the rural bloke vs international high scale people.
mary
It is true that this film is not like others Pixar films.But it is not acctualy so bad.Many review-writers is telling that this film is huge disappointment,and I think it is not true.I think that expectations was too big.So,this is story about cars.About one friendship.They are completely different,but they are best friends.There is lot of nice,simple humor in the story.The scenario is "smooth" and it is easy watchable.There are much of action,surprises,cool techniques,like in James Bond. Yes,we could not expect that,but it is really OK .The characters are in many different places and they are meeting a different people.Characters are 3D,they have feelings and we feel empathy about them.But,there is a "dark side" of film,which is not like Pixar.Enemies,propaganda and that stuff.These problems confuses and my 10 year old brother.It is not ugly or violent,it is just confusing to kids.About animation,I will not discuss.It is still Pixar;great animations and visuals and everything about it.This is family film and it is really relaxing and enjoyable.Maybe sometimes is confusing,but it is not acctualy so bad.Because of action and messages that film gives: 7/10
