Movie Review: Cars 3 6-18-17
In
the third installment of the Cars franchise, Lightning McQueen faces
competition with a newer high-tech race car named Jackson Storm (Armie
Hammer), who puts McQueen's title as champ in jeopardy. Now McQueen has
to be trained by a new character named Cruz Ramirez (Cristela Alonzo) so
he can be trained to beat Jackson Storm.
Congratulations,
Pixar. You have officially redeemed the Cars franchise. Along with
gorgeous animation, Cars 3 has kept the original characters in tact with
a compelling story, as well as an interesting new character named Cruz
Ramirez. She may not be much, but Cruz ranks among Merida from Brave and
Joy from Inside Out as one of the best female leads in a recent Pixar
film.
Another thing to appreciate about Cars 3 is that Mater isn't in the movie that much as opposed to previous films. However, when he is in the film, Mater provides some good jokes.
There are also scenes that poke fun at Cars merchandise, as Cars merchandise makes tons of money in real life.
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| The McQueen merchandise is in the background. |
In conclusion, Cars 3 is a movie fans of the Cars franchise can enjoy with their parents from beginning to end.
Rating: 3 and a half stars out of 5
In unrelated news, I have another project in the works! Starting August 9th,
for the next several weeks, I will list where each Pokemon would live
if they existed in our world. I loosely based it off of Pokemon In Our Biomes on Tumblr.
This project will be split into these eleven
sections.
North American Pokemon
South American Pokemon
African Pokemon
European Pokemon
Asian Pokemon
Australian Pokemon
Antarctic Pokemon
Worldwide Pokemon
Domestic Pokemon
Extinct Pokemon
Banned Pokemon
Because
there are so many different species of Pokemon, I split Worldwide,
Domestic, Extinct, and Banned Pokemon all into two parts. That makes a
grand total of 15 Pokemon lists.
I'll start off with the most difficult that I had to write, Banned Pokémon, on August 9th.
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