An interesting fact about Cars is Radiator springs is based on an actual town, Holbrook Arizona. While the people who wrote the movie were traveling, they got off of the interstate into a little town that goes through route 66 and that's how the story was created. There is a restaurant in Holbrook called Joe & Aggies and that's where they stopped to eat, In the film you can see the same restaurant. Also, the Cone Hotel is based on the Wigwam Hotel in Holbrook. And there is so many other spotting of Holbrook in the movie. I find it really interesting how nobody really knows that Cars is based on an actual place. I really like to tell people about this because Holbrook is my hometown and that's how I know so much about this. Also, at one point we used to have life sized Lightning McQueen and Motor in town as a tourist attraction.
I have a broken down 2000 Dodge Durango that I just can't bring myself to give up on because it's my last vehicle that my son got to ride in before he passed away from cancer nearly 3 years ago. He also loved this movie - in fact, Make-A-Wish sent us to Disneyland and we got to ride the rides, and even have pictures with Lightning McQueen and Marter! I love your reaction to this, and to all the movies you watch!
The king was voice by legendary race car driver Richard petty, the crash scene was actually based on one of his own crashes. Back in his day, you risked your life the moment you got in your car and he was one of the lucky ones to have survived those days.
the ferrari scene with luigi and guido is missed by many including me. The voice actor of the red f430 is michael schumacher himself, former f1 driver and 7 time world champion. Only other guy who's achieved that is lewis hamilton.
Part of Cars is based off history. Route 66 used to be one of the only routes from Chicago to Los Angeles. Many towns were built along this route. When the interstate was built, many of the towns got bypassed just to save a little time. And many towns went under because of this.
The guy that played Mater is Larry The Cable Guy and most of his humor is along the lines of Mater’s humor, though he gets a bit more PG-13, with as much as you enjoy Mater, you should check him out, I think you’d love him!
That name Mater is actually from an old joke of his which he uses once more in the movie the original joke was he was talking to a person who said Mater "like tomater but without the to"
The history of the Hudson Hornet even down to racing decals is based on real NASCAR history, they were the kings of NASCAR from 51 to 54, though the reason they stopped racing them is different. Hudson had to merge with another company. The racing program was scrapped and not long after the Hudson brand was discontinued.
9:00 The old cars here were the Car Talk brothers, Tom and Ray Magliozzi, from National Public Radio, who would make very entertaining, mildly-educated and sometimes correct guesses about people's car problems who called in to their show from 1977 to 2012. They always signed off with "don't drive like my brother". Ton died in 2014.
I remember that show. RIP, Tom. NPR is huge in California, and should be more so in the rest of the country. Such a rich resource of valuable information and entertainment, rather than the aimless chittering of commercial radio.
The dedication to Joe Ranft (Red in this movie) at the end of this movie always brings tears to me eyes. He was a part of my life from my earliest childhood in the Brave little Toaster through to this film.
People didn't drive to make good time, they drove to have a good time. We've lost that sentiment these days. Sunday drives as a kid would take us anywhere, from visits to family, to children's museums, anything was possible. The whole point was just to explore. I miss that
"Why are farts so funny?" IDK Leo but I'm 61, I've seen the tractor farting scene dozens of times and it still makes me laugh, it's ridiculous. Mater is absolutely the best part of this movie.
Yeah, the story of Radiator Springs is kinda the story of Route 66, and other state routes, where Route 66 was an experience, by itself, with sites to see along the way, cute inns, and the like. Honestly? I wanna drive it, one day. It takes a while, but I think it'd be worth it.
36:24 Wow I never noticed before but look at Mater. so young and clean not a scratch on him. I think he took the town bypass the hardest. no other car aged like he did.
I noticed it when I first saw it. This is not a brag because this was what started my interest in small details in films, and I loved pointing these out to people. Now, Ima EWU Film Graduate. I legit forgot how this movie helped shape me.
Dang I didn’t think about it hitting him hardest. He must’ve been so sad to lose all the friendly travelers Not saying we *need* more Cars movies, but I’m curious about a Radiatorsprings related prequel
Want to donate me a truck? I am also a Texas. But with no vehicle 😢. I want a vehicle to find me a better job out of my city instead my current Job walking to work and the closer of living is making me mad.. ( harder to get a vehicle when everything is now costly)
So the really cool part about the king is he was voiced by Richard petty, one of the most famous nascar drivers that drove that type of car and had that number
This was my son's absolute favorite movie for several years! I have probably seen it over 10,000 times and I'm not exaggerating. My son memorized the time stamps! We made a homemade sequel using the die cast vehicles. Was probably better than the actual Cars 2. I'm driving a 2009 Mailibu
Aside from basic maintenance, those days are gone. Too many electronics to fix your own car without being an actual mechanic and having a $10,000 tool. It's still a really good idea to know the maintenance stuff, though. Pads, roters, belts, plugs, etc.
I got a 90 Honda civic DX, that was my first car that I bought for $1500 next to near amazing condition and I still use her till this day. Also fun fact she is a blue and she became named “Sally” after Sally from this movie
This one was watched at least monthly when I was a kid. As for the car I drive, I've had the same car since college and now I'm almost 30. It's a Honda Accord which isn't the best but it's been faithful all these years.
Love this movie cause the cars are based on actual racers (and voiced by them) and even covers their actual crashes while teaches it kids etc proper lessons
I used to pass a car shop in New Hampshire that had a tow truck built like Mater out front. I thought it was just for show but it actually worked and was used as a tow truck. Been gone about 7 years now.
Wow congrats on getting a car and license👏🏻, plus lately I've been watching your reaction to the SNL cowbell sketch non stop and it has me laughing non stop and like I wonder why it's so funny but then I realized that Will Ferrell the cowbell player can make anything in general naturally funny wether it be likely or weird BTW I've always loved weird things as well as Mator out of the car cast plus nice rhymes at 17:52 and 38:03 haha 🤣💕👍🏻😉
I just recently bought a 2017 Cadillac CT6 3.0TT Platinum. Yes, I've been to several NASCAR race tracks. I usually have friends go to Talladega (Alabama) first to see some four wide racing at its finest. That being said, if you want to see some good racing that has some right turns too, I highly recommend IMSA Road Atlanta (Georgia). It's a different ballgame than NASCAR. Both series are good, but seeing a Ferrari, Cadillac, Lamborghini, BMW, and more going around a track is so much fun to watch.
Gotta say, over the last year you've definitely become my fave reaction channel. Just love how honest your reactions are and it always relaxes and puts me at ease to see when anxious! So thank you so much for this❤ Plus your facial expressions are always 👌🏻
Man I've watched this movie so many times, maybe it's my favorite from my childhood, but watching back with your reaction made me have a lot of fun again, thanks buddy ❤
If you haven’t seen ratatouille you gotta throw it on the list, it is definitely one of the best Disney movies from this era in my opinion it was such an after thought for Disney until a few years ago.
What's funny is, the history of the *real life* Hudson Hornet matches up with Doc's history. With an exception that Doc wasn't tossed to the curb (sorry) the way he says. NASCAR rules required the cars used to race be based on production vehicles with a minimum number of them produced for sale. Hudson had long been bought up in the consolidation era of the car industry, but the new owners had kept the production open but sales had fallen off and they could not justify building the numbers NASCAR mandated, so the Hudson Hornet was disqualified, but not because nobody wanted him/it to race, but because people weren't buying the street-use ones enough.
55:26 Not boring in the slightest, this has been my life for nearly 30 years and it happens to be the reason for me not having a driving license yet because everything that I need for my simple life to run fairly smoothly can be walked to in about 10 minutes 🙂.
An interesting fact about Pixar's Cars is that Cars is based off of another movie called Doc Hollywood. (it has been confirmed by some of the animators) Check it out! (But just a warning is not for kids unlike Cars)
I do indeed have a car, worked hard to earn it too. It is a Mercedes-Benz SLK 55 AMG - 2015, I did get it with a lot of optional equipment. I bought it in 2016 and still drive it today, honestly can't see myself changing it. Edit 1: I actually take mine to a reputable Mercedes mechanic. If the car cost me what it did, I'm not playing with tricky mechanics, while rare they do exist.
I've got a 1994 Golf Mk3 and honestly im lucky to of have found good reliable mechanics from my family side. Besides, the parts for this thing are rly cheap, the last fix I did was a new clutch set for 70$ and then about 50$ for fitting and labor. Maintaining this car is rly rly cheap and I love it. Good ole reliable diesel engines too!
I've got an original 2011 Nissan leaf made in Japan. It almost never needs any maintenance at all and drives me around a local area to deliver ubereats. I don't need it to do any more than that.
Also highly recommend going to a nascar race they’re very cool to see in person I haven’t been to win since 2016 gotta get back to one next year hopefully
If you enjoy watching the movie reactor react to the movie, as much as, or more than, watching the movie, you know the movie reactor is something special.
Amazing that not one reactor has commented on the beginning when Lightning is leaping over the wreck with his tongue hanging out, the connection with Michael Jordan taking off from the foul line gliding through the air with his tongue hanging out
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Leo's pure joy at these movies is so much fun to witness.
Fr bro nothing more wholesome than chillin and vibin at the same time
I love this movie so much and I’m 24
@@gobirds4362it’s a classic
im 28, this movie was the best thing i saw in my childhood, besides Harry Potter@@gobirds4362
I wholeheartedly agree with you
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
An interesting fact about Cars is Radiator springs is based on an actual town, Holbrook Arizona. While the people who wrote the movie were traveling, they got off of the interstate into a little town that goes through route 66 and that's how the story was created. There is a restaurant in Holbrook called Joe & Aggies and that's where they stopped to eat, In the film you can see the same restaurant. Also, the Cone Hotel is based on the Wigwam Hotel in Holbrook. And there is so many other spotting of Holbrook in the movie. I find it really interesting how nobody really knows that Cars is based on an actual place. I really like to tell people about this because Holbrook is my hometown and that's how I know so much about this. Also, at one point we used to have life sized Lightning McQueen and Motor in town as a tourist attraction.
Wow, that's amazing! Thank you for sharing!
i thought it was kingsman arizona theres a wall painted with the cars franchise.
And maters ability to drive in reverse was based off of a resident of Holbrook who has double jointed ankles who can turn his feet around backwards
Weren't the buildings and the town based off multiple towns that were along Route 66?
That's awesome!
That pit stop scene has always stuck in my head since watching it in theaters!
It's time, Guido, it's time!
@@ronweber1402 Exactly! Not a worried bolt in his body. He's like, "Game time."
Best part of the movie imo…second is when those cars are trying to knock Mack off the road.
@@ronweber1402 ,its, time, guido, its, time,!,
Quite possibly the most badass fictional character
I have a broken down 2000 Dodge Durango that I just can't bring myself to give up on because it's my last vehicle that my son got to ride in before he passed away from cancer nearly 3 years ago. He also loved this movie - in fact, Make-A-Wish sent us to Disneyland and we got to ride the rides, and even have pictures with Lightning McQueen and Marter! I love your reaction to this, and to all the movies you watch!
My condolences ❤
YO YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO COMMENT IRL CAR THINGS IN A CARS--RELATED VIDEO!!😪
If you take care of an engine in can run for a very long time. I hope it lasts as long as possible ❤
@@yoshuahs999 the engine isn't the problem. The transmission is shot.😥
@@santinoeli71506the guy in the video literally asked for people to comment what cars they have irl
The king was voice by legendary race car driver Richard petty, the crash scene was actually based on one of his own crashes. Back in his day, you risked your life the moment you got in your car and he was one of the lucky ones to have survived those days.
the ferrari scene with luigi and guido is missed by many including me. The voice actor of the red f430 is michael schumacher himself, former f1 driver and 7 time world champion. Only other guy who's achieved that is lewis hamilton.
This scene makes me cry now. love that Vettel is in the Italian dub of cars 3, Alonso in the Spanish and Hamilton in the English.
I ABSOLUTELY love this reaction Leo. This has to be your top 3 reaction ever.
The first Jackass movie reaction has to be top #1 or no🤔🤔 Leo couldnt stop laugh😂
Part of Cars is based off history. Route 66 used to be one of the only routes from Chicago to Los Angeles. Many towns were built along this route. When the interstate was built, many of the towns got bypassed just to save a little time. And many towns went under because of this.
The guy that played Mater is Larry The Cable Guy and most of his humor is along the lines of Mater’s humor, though he gets a bit more PG-13, with as much as you enjoy Mater, you should check him out, I think you’d love him!
Almost word for word what I came to say! I agree, he would enjoy Larry.
That name Mater is actually from an old joke of his which he uses once more in the movie the original joke was he was talking to a person who said Mater "like tomater but without the to"
49:45 Always shed a tear at this scene. Just can't help it.
The history of the Hudson Hornet even down to racing decals is based on real NASCAR history, they were the kings of NASCAR from 51 to 54, though the reason they stopped racing them is different. Hudson had to merge with another company. The racing program was scrapped and not long after the Hudson brand was discontinued.
The King's massive crash also is based in Nascar history. Richard Petty once suffered a serious crash very similar to the one in the movie
The Ferrari that came into Luige's tyre shop was voiced by Michael Schumacher 7 times World F1 Champion! 👍
9:00 The old cars here were the Car Talk brothers, Tom and Ray Magliozzi, from National Public Radio, who would make very entertaining, mildly-educated and sometimes correct guesses about people's car problems who called in to their show from 1977 to 2012. They always signed off with "don't drive like my brother". Ton died in 2014.
Love those guys
I remember that show. RIP, Tom. NPR is huge in California, and should be more so in the rest of the country. Such a rich resource of valuable information and entertainment, rather than the aimless chittering of commercial radio.
Guido and the pit crew was low-key my favorite characters outside of the main characters
This soundtrack was one of a kind too. Perfectly compliments the movie and it’s singed into my brain bc of how much I’ve seen this movie ☠️
Yeah this soundtrack is the perfect amount of Americana without being tacky or distracting
The dedication to Joe Ranft (Red in this movie) at the end of this movie always brings tears to me eyes. He was a part of my life from my earliest childhood in the Brave little Toaster through to this film.
People didn't drive to make good time, they drove to have a good time. We've lost that sentiment these days. Sunday drives as a kid would take us anywhere, from visits to family, to children's museums, anything was possible. The whole point was just to explore. I miss that
I remember my mom taking me to go see this movie in theaters back in 2006. Still one of my favorite Disney/Pixar movies.
"Why are farts so funny?" IDK Leo but I'm 61, I've seen the tractor farting scene dozens of times and it still makes me laugh, it's ridiculous.
Mater is absolutely the best part of this movie.
It's because farts are silly and anything that's silly makes us laugh
Yeah, the story of Radiator Springs is kinda the story of Route 66, and other state routes, where Route 66 was an experience, by itself, with sites to see along the way, cute inns, and the like. Honestly? I wanna drive it, one day. It takes a while, but I think it'd be worth it.
Yeah it’s supposed to be kinda the story of Prague Oklahoma on the route 66
This movie was a huge part of my childhood so seeing you react to it honestly makes me that much more happier, thanks homie this one means a lot 👌🏼🔥❤️
"He won 3 piston cups"
Mator: He did what with his cup?🤮
Is still one of the funniest lines ever😂
i forgot all about that line it's been a while since i revisited the movie
Larry the Cable Guy, what a guy!
Ong me and my family joke about that line all the time
I completely agree with you about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I died laughing!😂❤
33:15 "he did wut in his CUP!" Will forever break mee 😭😂😂😂😂
I could see it coming before he even said it and I still laughed way too much.
@@ronweber1402 he carried the movie for me honestly
36:24 Wow I never noticed before but look at Mater. so young and clean not a scratch on him. I think he took the town bypass the hardest. no other car aged like he did.
I noticed it when I first saw it. This is not a brag because this was what started my interest in small details in films, and I loved pointing these out to people. Now, Ima EWU Film Graduate. I legit forgot how this movie helped shape me.
Dang I didn’t think about it hitting him hardest. He must’ve been so sad to lose all the friendly travelers
Not saying we *need* more Cars movies, but I’m curious about a Radiatorsprings related prequel
@@artsysabs the only new Cars movie i'd watch is a prequel. that's a GREAT idea mate.
Something about Mater hits different when you realize he's in his late 50s
I’m glad you showed the credits, my favorite part is doc jumping over lightning, great reaction!!
I have a truck because I'm a Texan. 🤠
What kind of truck?! Are you an independent or corporate?!
I wish they sold the ram 700 in the US
Just a little ol' lady in an old Ford Ranger. 👵 @@nicktechnubyte1184
Want to donate me a truck? I am also a Texas. But with no vehicle 😢. I want a vehicle to find me a better job out of my city instead my current Job walking to work and the closer of living is making me mad.. ( harder to get a vehicle when everything is now costly)
You can have one and not be one or you can be one and not have one.
This movie is absolutely hilarious to this day I can almost quote it line for line
So the really cool part about the king is he was voiced by Richard petty, one of the most famous nascar drivers that drove that type of car and had that number
47:32 “Get out of here, Chicklets!” 😤✋
LOL, absolute legend Leo 😂
Happy memories of this movie... my toddler son would make me play/watch it over and over...my favorite kid's movie because of that...❤
Doc played by absolute LEGEND Paul Newman.
I've watched this about 100 times when my boy was young. 😂😂 The only way I would watch it again is with Leo. 💪💪
This was my son's absolute favorite movie for several years! I have probably seen it over 10,000 times and I'm not exaggerating. My son memorized the time stamps! We made a homemade sequel using the die cast vehicles. Was probably better than the actual Cars 2. I'm driving a 2009 Mailibu
A key to owning your own car is knowing how to fix it yourself and having the tools to do so. Saves you money in the long run.
Aside from basic maintenance, those days are gone. Too many electronics to fix your own car without being an actual mechanic and having a $10,000 tool. It's still a really good idea to know the maintenance stuff, though. Pads, roters, belts, plugs, etc.
I got a 90 Honda civic DX, that was my first car that I bought for $1500 next to near amazing condition and I still use her till this day. Also fun fact she is a blue and she became named “Sally” after Sally from this movie
I still love this movie to this day! I can't wait to see your reaction to the 2nd and 3rd movies! 😄
(If you ever get the time and chance of course) 🙂
Cars 3 good Cars 2 wasn't awful
This one was watched at least monthly when I was a kid. As for the car I drive, I've had the same car since college and now I'm almost 30. It's a Honda Accord which isn't the best but it's been faithful all these years.
You, are, underrated!!
Love this movie cause the cars are based on actual racers (and voiced by them) and even covers their actual crashes while teaches it kids etc proper lessons
A great movie , I've watched it a bunch of times, every time I watch it I'm just as excited as the first time watching it. Great reaction.
This movie was my childhood and i still enjoy it till this day, awesome reaction great to see people enjoying this aswell
I used to pass a car shop in New Hampshire that had a tow truck built like Mater out front. I thought it was just for show but it actually worked and was used as a tow truck. Been gone about 7 years now.
A slow turbocharged Kia. This is definitely a classic movie. The different car parts and stuff incorporated in the landscapes is awesome.
This is one of my favorite childhood movies! Basically any old Disney animated movies or Disney Pixar movies are so good!
you're reaction videos are so infectious man. This movie has never made me laugh more. thanks for being here man.
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The animation for this movie is mind-blowingly beautiful.. Some scenes look almost realistic.
Wow congrats on getting a car and license👏🏻, plus lately I've been watching your reaction to the SNL cowbell sketch non stop and it has me laughing non stop and like I wonder why it's so funny but then I realized that Will Ferrell the cowbell player can make anything in general naturally funny wether it be likely or weird BTW I've always loved weird things as well as Mator out of the car cast plus nice rhymes at 17:52 and 38:03 haha 🤣💕👍🏻😉
"If you keep talking to yourself, people will think that you're crazy. I wasn't talking to you!' Classic
I loved your reaction it is a great movie and it makes you feel good! Thank you!
I just recently bought a 2017 Cadillac CT6 3.0TT Platinum.
Yes, I've been to several NASCAR race tracks. I usually have friends go to Talladega (Alabama) first to see some four wide racing at its finest. That being said, if you want to see some good racing that has some right turns too, I highly recommend IMSA Road Atlanta (Georgia). It's a different ballgame than NASCAR. Both series are good, but seeing a Ferrari, Cadillac, Lamborghini, BMW, and more going around a track is so much fun to watch.
I sold 'em when cts-v was a thing. I can't believe they downgraded to a 3.0 in a caddy...
10:09 I always just thought Mac could see his reflection in the truck so was pulling faces at himself. 😂
I forgot how I love Lightning’s character growth in the movie
Mater will always be my favourite one through the movies
I don't know if you've seen it yet but you should watch Wall-E! It's a great movie, you'd love it!
All of the Pixar movie is a must watch👍
Ya, that would be a really good one. Forgot about that movie
This movie was my childhood, your energy is amazing dude, great review 😂😂😂
Gotta say, over the last year you've definitely become my fave reaction channel. Just love how honest your reactions are and it always relaxes and puts me at ease to see when anxious! So thank you so much for this❤
Plus your facial expressions are always 👌🏻
This was probably my favorite animated movie growing up its fun seeing him enjoy them the way i did
Man I've watched this movie so many times, maybe it's my favorite from my childhood, but watching back with your reaction made me have a lot of fun again, thanks buddy ❤
If you haven’t seen ratatouille you gotta throw it on the list, it is definitely one of the best Disney movies from this era in my opinion it was such an after thought for Disney until a few years ago.
YAY CARS!! GO LIGHTNING AND MATER!! My son was so into this as a kid. Parts 2 & 3 were good too!
OWWW man you made my day .....i felt your joy too
tnx for this reaction
Your commentary always has me rollinggggg. Amazing reaction per usual💜
What's funny is, the history of the *real life* Hudson Hornet matches up with Doc's history. With an exception that Doc wasn't tossed to the curb (sorry) the way he says. NASCAR rules required the cars used to race be based on production vehicles with a minimum number of them produced for sale. Hudson had long been bought up in the consolidation era of the car industry, but the new owners had kept the production open but sales had fallen off and they could not justify building the numbers NASCAR mandated, so the Hudson Hornet was disqualified, but not because nobody wanted him/it to race, but because people weren't buying the street-use ones enough.
This is the only movie where I watch end credits just because of the song which is amazing ❤️ loved the reaction 🔥
55:26 Not boring in the slightest, this has been my life for nearly 30 years and it happens to be the reason for me not having a driving license yet because everything that I need for my simple life to run fairly smoothly can be walked to in about 10 minutes 🙂.
This guy is like a whole vibe, i love it
An interesting fact about Pixar's Cars is that Cars is based off of another movie called Doc Hollywood. (it has been confirmed by some of the animators) Check it out! (But just a warning is not for kids unlike Cars)
I just love this movie! I still remember seeing this in the theaters
It’s really difficult to think of a movie that induces more joy
Been to a few NASCAR. Races because of my dad. Watching on tv can never compare to the exhilaration of real life when the cars drive by you at 200 mph
This is my favorite Pixar movie of all time. It was fun seeing your reaction to it.
I do indeed have a car, worked hard to earn it too. It is a Mercedes-Benz SLK 55 AMG - 2015, I did get it with a lot of optional equipment. I bought it in 2016 and still drive it today, honestly can't see myself changing it.
Edit 1: I actually take mine to a reputable Mercedes mechanic. If the car cost me what it did, I'm not playing with tricky mechanics, while rare they do exist.
another great reaction! I hadn't watched this in a while, so I forgot how good it was. pleaseeee watch 2 & 3!!
I loved seeing you enjoy this movie . Please do the rest in the series
leo be stayin my favorite reactor after all this timee. love it dude
I appreciate that you got the "flashing" joke at the start, ive seen it fly over quite a few heads.
I've got a 1994 Golf Mk3 and honestly im lucky to of have found good reliable mechanics from my family side. Besides, the parts for this thing are rly cheap, the last fix I did was a new clutch set for 70$ and then about 50$ for fitting and labor. Maintaining this car is rly rly cheap and I love it. Good ole reliable diesel engines too!
6:38
Fun fact in the credits he’s actually listed as “not chuck”
1:50 "Caused a 42 car pile-up, not a scratch at all." -Eminem
33:10😂😂
THAT FLAT OUT KILLED ME!!🤣
Hahaha your reactions are so entertaining to watch, I had to laugh several times 😂 I like you dude would love you to do more Pixar movies :)
I actually was born and raised in san Bernardino for most of my life so its nice this movie gives a shout out to the 909.
7:14 “Ladies put those away!”
Me remembering your reaction to Titanic.
Absolute bangers been coming our way!! Great reaction
Sick whip Leo!!!!! So happy for You My brother!!!
Love how you lost it when Guido changed the tires LOL!!!
11:02 this scene another fun fact is that the sign says all convertible waitresses
you just reopened a core memory, thank you 🔥
My son is a grown up now but I still have all his "Cars" character toys plus the mountain race model.
You’re tractor tripping reaction was my favorite!😇🩷❤️
The go faster stripes on your car make it look really smart 😎.
I used to have all four of those hot rods that push Mac off the road. They were so cool.
I've got an original 2011 Nissan leaf made in Japan. It almost never needs any maintenance at all and drives me around a local area to deliver ubereats. I don't need it to do any more than that.
Also highly recommend going to a nascar race they’re very cool to see in person I haven’t been to win since 2016 gotta get back to one next year hopefully
If you enjoy watching the movie reactor react to the movie, as much as, or more than, watching the movie, you know the movie reactor is something special.
"Hudson baby on the back, Hornet on the side, I'm about to crank this thing up and go for a ride"
Great video man. Love it
Amazing that not one reactor has commented on the beginning when Lightning is leaping over the wreck with his tongue hanging out, the connection with Michael Jordan taking off from the foul line gliding through the air with his tongue hanging out
My first movie and one of my favorites for sure
I’ve been to a NASCAR race before in the stands on September 20, 2015 and in the infield on June 29, 2019
wholesome reaction Leo thank you