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by Matt Goldberg Posted:January 25th, 2010 at 11:19 am
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As you can see above, the first piece of concept art from Pixar’s Cars 2 has come online [via Disney's annual report], but it doesn’t change my level of indifference towards the film. It feels weird to not be jazzed for an upcoming Pixar movie, but Cars is easily their weakest film. I know kids love it and the merchandise sales for it have been insane, but it lacks the creativity and imagination of their other movies. I have seen every Pixar movie more than once, but I only saw Cars once in theaters (stupidly enough, I own the DVD as it was purchased during my DVD addiction years of 2002-2006).
The art itself isn’t very revealing other than showing us that Lightning McQueen (Owen Wilson) and Mater (Larry the Cable Guy) are going globe-driving. I think new locales will be neat, but this was never a world I wanted to revisit. I would much rather see an Incredibles 2 or Monsters, Inc 2.
Cars 2 is scheduled to hit theaters on June 24, 2011.
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If you've only seen Cars once then you have no idea what you're talking about. It's a film that gets better and better with each view. Because, despite a less creative story, the characters and the world ARE amazingly fun to visit. I don't want a sequel to The Incredibles or Monsters Inc. because those films are perfectly contained stories. Cars has a story that isn't good enough to be lessened in impact by a sequel, and the characters are just so darn charming, and the world is just so beautiful that I am looking forward to see Pixar extend it.
I know you've seen it once…but thats not Mater, its some different character.
The premise for Cars never made me want to see the movie. I simply trusted Pixar to do a good job with it. It probably helped that I brought my little girl to it, but I loved it the first time and have found it a fun ride every single time I've watched it with her again. In particular, the performances are very endearing on all counts. I rate it above Bug's Life, myself. Though… rating Pixar films seems sort of pointless sometimes since they are all so different.
I don't like Cars either, Monsters, Inc sequel would be awesome. The Incredibles on the other hand is a complete rip off of various silver-age comics (Fantastic Four, Superman, Flash), and most importantly the 90's cartoon-masterpiece Freakazoid!
Out of all the recent releases I'd like to see a new Monster, Inc, Wall-E, Finding Nemo and a new Bugs Life movie. If I wanted sequels, I'd rather Pixar simply go about making original movies which it has been pretty good at.
If you've only seen Cars once then you have no idea what you're talking about. It's a film that gets better and better with each view. Because, despite a less creative story, the characters and the world ARE amazingly fun to visit. I don't want a sequel to The Incredibles or Monsters Inc. because those films are perfectly contained stories. Cars has a story that isn't good enough to be lessened in impact by a sequel, and the characters are just so darn charming, and the world is just so beautiful that I am looking forward to see Pixar extend it.
I know you've seen it once…but thats not Mater, its some different character.
The premise for Cars never made me want to see the movie. I simply trusted Pixar to do a good job with it. It probably helped that I brought my little girl to it, but I loved it the first time and have found it a fun ride every single time I've watched it with her again. In particular, the performances are very endearing on all counts. I rate it above Bug's Life, myself. Though… rating Pixar films seems sort of pointless sometimes since they are all so different.
I don't like Cars either, Monsters, Inc sequel would be awesome. The Incredibles on the other hand is a complete rip off of various silver-age comics (Fantastic Four, Superman, Flash), and most importantly the 90's cartoon-masterpiece Freakazoid!
Out of all the recent releases I'd like to see a new Monster, Inc, Wall-E, Finding Nemo and a new Bugs Life movie. If I wanted sequels, I'd rather Pixar simply go about making original movies which it has been pretty good at.