I didn't expect the LOVE a movie about CARS?! I laughed AND cried!

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RIP Paul Newman, the voice of Doc Hudson

As a NASCAR fan for most of my life, I cannot tell you how HYPED the opening to this movie makes me feel. The classic sights, sounds, camera angles, fans, etc. THEY EVEN BROUGHT IN THE ACTUAL NASCAR BOOTH ANNOUNCERS! They made a real love letter to racing here and I can't get enough of it.

My son was 2.5 years old when the Disney Channel started promoting the Cars trailer. Every single time they showed it, my son would beg me to see it. He didn’t understand time and I would try to tell him that it was 4 months away. He would look at me and ask, how many days is that? 🙄 So finally the day came for the opening of Cars! We went that day- and nine times more in the theaters. Then came the DVD. We wore that DVD out and had to buy another one. My son is 19 now and that’s still his favorite movie!

Pixar has never disappointed us with its casting

The 'Life is a Highway' montage is genuinely one of the most beautiful and best warm-feeling animated montages in all film

The actor who did the voice of Mack, John Ratzenburger, had provided a voice in just about every Pixar feature film at this point. They made light of that during the closing credits, when they showed clips of "car" versions of Pixar films at the Radiator Springs drive-in movie. After the last one, Mack said, "Hey wait a minute! All they're doing is using the same actor. What kind of a cut rate production is this?" Nice that Ratzenburger is able to laugh at himself.

Lots of emotional movies never made me tear up, but this cartoon did. When he stops right before the finish line, then back ups to get the King and push him to the finish gets me every time.

Fun fact: the director was inspired by his childhood field trips. Also he took everybody on a field trip on route 66 to catch the feel of the current state of route 66.

This is a special movie for me maybe THE movie of my childhood. I did my drivers exam last November, I thaught I blew it at one point. Then halfway in the radio played "life is a highway" out of nowhere, it relaxed me reminding me of this movie and my childhood regrabbed my focus and passed first try.

Here in Germany the dubbing voice for Lightning McQueen in "Cars" is Daniel Brühl and the dubbing voice for "The King" is Niki Lauda (R.I.P.).

This was the last ever movie for Paul Newman (Doc Hudson). He died of cancer in 2008. Paul Newman has done a lot of great movies. Two examples include THE STING and BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID, both directed by George Roy Hill and starring Newman and Robert Redford (Alexander Pierce in the MCU). Fun fact: William Goldman (the novelist and screenwriter for THE PRINCESS BRIDE) won the Best Original Screenplay Oscar for BUTCH CASSIDY.

I'm a gearhead, a racefan , and I love to drive. In addition to the typical Pixar awesomeness, it made massive nods to US car culture. One of the really amazing things with this movie is the number of real people that are legendary in the car and racing community. Strip Weathers was voiced by 7 time NASCAR champion driver Richard Petty, known to his many fans as The King. His wife, Lynda voiced, well, his wife. Mario Andretti, another racing legend, did a voice cameo as himself, Junior, was voiced by Dale Earnhardt Jr., the son of another NASCAR legend and a driver himself. The Ferrari at the end was voiced by 7 time Formula One champion Michael Shumacher. Paul Newman, in addition to being a renowned actor was also an accomplished racing driver. The two Rust-eze owners were voiced by Tom and Ray Magliozzi. They were a couple of brothers known for their radio talk show Car Talk which aired on NPR between 1977 and 2012. The show discussed car repair, and their on air personas were Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers. This movie is a total geekout for motor buffs! So in other words, yeah I really love this movie!

Pixar went throught A LOT of care in the production of this movie. A real love letter for racing. References to real life racing, history of Nascar racing, real life racers as voice actors, etc etc.

"It's the singer, not the song." When people are genuinly passionate in their craft, it shows. This movie can be enjoyed by young and old, much because of its makers.

Not sure why, but I really feel for that little town when you see the busy world just pass it by. That song really makes that part of the story hit ya hard. This is a GREAT movie.

Guido and his ‘pit stop’ is absolutely my favorite bit in this all around great movie. (I love seeing Lola featured.)

I love how Mary was listing McQueen’s crimes as he was crashing lol😂

The car number 43 nicknamed " The King" is a tribute to Richard Petty ( known as "the King" ) who drove a blue "SuperBird" looking exactly like this one with 43 on the side. The other car with the 3 on the side and the thick mustache goes to Dale Earnhardt ( big dark mustache) known for playing a little dirty with his "accidental " bumping in his racing.

The fact that Mary's so emotionally invested like this like it's real is so damn adorable.