This movie came out when my oldest son was 5. He had saved his allowance and birthday money. He looked at me and said momma I want to take you on a date to see cars❤❤I looked at his little face and with tears in my eyes I said of course ❤❤so we went to the movies to watch it and that was the best date I ever had ❤❤❤I'm a single parent and that was so precious to me ❤❤I raised 2 incredible boys and to this day they still get me a gift for mothers day and fathers day ❤❤❤
John Ratzenberger who voices Mack in Cars and the Piggy Bank in Toy Story is the only actor who voices a character in every Pixar film. He was known for playing Cliff on Cheers before Pixar. The fact that he’s in literally all Pixar films leads me to believe that he must be a very likable guy in real life to be the only person to have that honor.
He has been every Pixar films, except films from onwards from Soul. He was lucky mascot for Pixar sort of. Bit like Alan Tudyk for Disney animation films.
My son, he’s almost 13 now, watched this movie everyday, multiple times a day, from the age of 1 until he was 4 or 5. He wore through the original dvd and I went out and bought a new one. I’d buy the die-cast “Cars” cars for him whenever I saw them at the stores. He recently began collecting them again. This movie holds a special place in my heart ❤.
"Forty years ago, that interstate down there didn't exist." "Really?" "Yeah. Back then, cars came across the country a whole different way." "How do you mean?" "Well, the road didn't cut through the land like that interstate. It moved with the land, it rose, it fell, it curved. Cars didn't drive on it to make great time. They drove on it to have a great time." Fun Fact: Larry the Cable Guy's first animated flim. Visual Confirmation Fact: Every third blink of the stoplight in Radiator Springs really is slower by half a second, confirming Fillmore's (George Carlin) observation. Final Bow Fact: This was Paul Newman's last American feature film before his death of lung cancer in 2008. It turned out to be the highest-grossing movie of his career. George Carlin died of heart failure three months earlier. This was the highest-grossing film of his career as well. Music Enthusiast Fact: The production wanted to use a little-known version of the song (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 (1961) by Chuck Berry, which had appeared on the B-side of one of his singles. They approached Berry's record company, who didn't know anything about such a version. After they trawled through their record vaults, they realized that Pixar was right. Location Location Fact: The fictional town of Radiator Springs was inspired by several real-life locations along historic Route 66. In 2001, a creative team from Pixar, including John Lasseter and Joe Ranft, toured parts of Route 66 in Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. Their guide along the way was author and Route 66 historian Michael Wallis. Wallis provided the voice of the Sheriff in the film.
I’m from a little town in Alabama called Bridgeport, right on the Alabama and Tennessee state line, cross the river and go up the mtn and your in Georgia, so basically on 3 state lines lol, anywho, our little town and the surrounding towns was booming little towns, Bridgeport was literally supposed to be the “New York” of the south, but things happened, one of those things being Highway 72, it took all of the business out of town, the highway bypassed everything.. now, all these years later, Bridgeport still ain’t shit.
The Tennessee river ran through town as well, so there was ALOT of big plants and mills built along the river, to use barges for transportation, the train depot is 8 tracks wide, if you knew the size if Bridgeport, that would tell you how booming it used to be, rich people, like Kilpatrick moved into town and built it up, there’s a road in his memory in Bridgeport, called Kilpatrick row, it’s a row of mansions from 1800s, there’s a whole video on TH-cam about it, I can’t remember the name of it, if I find it I’ll link it in here, just interesting little video, so many towns went through this, sadly
Here’s a railcam I didn’t know Bridgeport had, nice! So there’s the tracks, live, and yes, the depot is now a museum, right behind the camera is Battey hill, civil war took place there, and that depot is absolutely packed of authentic civil war stuff, the history teacher, Coach D, also coached the football team in town, was a MASSIVE history buff, a lot of the stuff inside he found himself, a lot of memories in that little town, I’ll always call it home. th-cam.com/users/liveJZvewExudS0?si=ttTNLJSeTtOO68Pr
Same thing happened to my hometown. It was a thriving farming community when I was growing up. Lots of small businesses owned by the residents including a pharmacy with a soda fountain & 4 little grocery stores. Everything you needed within the town limits. Then Walmart opened stores in two nearby towns & within 10 years my little hometown was on life support. No groceries or pharmacy or family owned stores. I hate Walmart with a passion. I’ll do without before I go to Walmart.
I have, with zero exaggeration, watched this movie over 4,000 times. Ever since I was a youngling, this film has always had a special place in my heart as my first favorite. Sure there are better movies, but no other movie has had such a tremendous impact on my life as Cars (2006). Because of it, countersteering techniques were ingrained in my mind at a young age, thus saving my life on multiple occasions, I can quote this movie verbatim. This is a great movie
When I watched Cars (as a kid) I wanted to be a JDM because of the ones sending the truck to sleep looking really cool to me at the time. I mean I always self insert anyway. But yeah. If I'm in the cars universe I want to look like a 97 mitsubishi lancer.
@@IAmAlteringTheDeal most of those watches were between 2006-2012 when I was a little child and watching it 2-3 times daily, at the present rate I watch Cars (2006) at a frequency of 3-5 times a month so it stays fresh in my head
The King is none other than, the man, the myth, the legend himself, the most winning driver ever, true king of Nascar, Richard "The King" Petty. There will never ever be anyone better
3:41 I always thought of him as a placeholder for Dale Earnhardt. Also if nobody said this, this is basically the movie Doc Hollywood (1991 with Michael J Fox) in cartoon form.
This movie came out when I was in college. I went and saw it one night by myself and I bawled. I grew up in a town very much like Radiator Springs. It wasn’t on Route 66, but it was a town that had a busy highway going through it until the freeway was built. Main Street had all these old buildings that used to be busy shops and diners that were abandoned by the time I was born. Now, it’s just a town full of suburban homes for people who commute to work in the big city. Some grocery stores and such exist, but never to the degree that it had when my dad was a little boy. But that scene showing the freeway coming in and everyone forgetting the town - it hit hard. I love this movie with all my heart. The sequels are… well, I pretend Cars 2 doesn’t exist. Cars 3 was okay, but it didn’t have quite the same love and care as the first one.
My favorite line has to be between Lightning & his sponsors about his headlights being just stickers..."Race cars don't need headlights because racetracks are always lit. - Oh yeah! So's my brother and he still needs headlights!"
I love this movie so much. That song when they are talking about the old Radiator Springs really gets my eyes watering. Such a great reaction, love J keeping it real.
Two of my favorite radio personalities are voices in this movie. Tom and Ray Magliozzi who had a radio show in NPR called Car Talk. Miss listening to that show on the radio with my dad on Saturday mornings.
I really enjoyed re-watching this with you and watching your reaction to TA-Mater also my favorite. Loved watching you smile and laugh your way through this.😊
Route 66 is a road- an interstate. It became super popular and had a bunch of like Travelodges and such with hotel/restaurant/local attractions along the route just like "our town" song. I'm surprised you didn't hear of it, it runs from Chicago to Santa Monica. Other interstates/highways were built and used more often but Route 66 is still there and there are lots of things to do along it- but the bigger hotels and such didn't make it, or they got swallowed as the town grew.
Not just a great animated movie, this is just a great movie. And SEEING all of this "real" in person at Disneyworld is pretty damned amazing and cool. You feel like a happy kid.
@@johnjr757 my thoughts exactly. What would @Nightrunnergunner think of Felix the Cat? Or Fritz the Cat? Betty Boop must be prehistoric. I mean, I'm 65 and BB is even old to me.😉
@@jameskirschling7887 Ok...they're actually a little old for me. Lol I'm 48. You did make me feel a little better. Thanks. If it helps, I have heard of all of them and used to have a Felix the Cat VHS as a kid.
I remember being so surprised by this movie. Didn't watch it until my son was into cars. Now, top 10 Pixar movies. J I would love to see you react to Finding Nemo, Coco and Up!
Have you seen Doc Hollywood? It's a super fun early 90's movie that Cars TOTALLY ripped off. Swap racecars for a smug surgeon (played by Michael J Fox), Woody Harleson as his country buddy not Mater, Julie Warner from Tommy Boy as his Bonnie Hunt (somehow doing a slow full frontal nude scene in a PG-13 movie) Cars has Newman which is the only concession I'll give it RIP but seriously Doc Hollywood is better.
"Did you guys know Doc was a famous race car?! He has 3 Piston Cups!" ""Pfft! He did what in his cup?!" My favorite part of the movie. 😂😂😂😂 Bonnie Hunt is the actress who plays Sally. She also plays the mother of Officer Judy Hopps on the Disney movie "Zootopia" (which in my opinion is another great Disney film. I strongly encourage you to watch it.)
The scenery in the movie is obviously modeled after Arizona and Radiator Springs coukd be modeled after any of a thousand towns along Rt 66. BUT...if you get to Holbrook, AZ there is a place on the national historic register called the WigWam Motel that Sally's Traffic Cone Motel is a direct homage to. And the last time i was by there, there were numerous vehicles parked there that were remakable similar to the charaters from Cars such as Doc, Mater, Ramon and a bunch more old cars. The firsy time I saw it, it was one if those things that brings out the childish joy in a grown man.❤
The big mac truck is John Ratzenberger. He did play the voice of the pig. He also played a school of fish in Finding Nemo, The abominable snowman in Monsters Inc. and Cliff in the tv show Cheers.
Newer Disney has been controversial in some circles online. You must understand that making tons of money doesn't make something good quality on its own, just as quality material doesn't always make tons of money. Quality is more complex than that. There's a split opinion between mass appeal and hardcore fans that react harshly towards media they don't like. Some people jump on the bandwagon for BS but some Disney fans are genuinely let down/disappointed by certain recent releases. It's perfectly reasonable for a group of fans to have a valid opinion that shouldn't be dismissed outright. It's fine to disagree with them as a reactor but it can be done more amicably.
11:29 - Question: Did the voice actor of the Porsche play a character in Nemo? Her voice sounds familiar to me all of a sudden, even though I've seen this movie several times.
I'm blown away by some of the scenes. The graphics in some shots look so clear and realistic, I almost wouldn't know that it's an animation. I don't think the animation in the 2nd movie is as good, despite it having a bigger budget, I think. I also don't like how snappy the cars move in the 2nd one compared to this.
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This movie came out when my oldest son was 5. He had saved his allowance and birthday money. He looked at me and said momma I want to take you on a date to see cars❤❤I looked at his little face and with tears in my eyes I said of course ❤❤so we went to the movies to watch it and that was the best date I ever had ❤❤❤I'm a single parent and that was so precious to me ❤❤I raised 2 incredible boys and to this day they still get me a gift for mothers day and fathers day ❤❤❤
So sweet
Aww. 🥰
I was also 5 when I saw this movie.
I was 12 when me and a friend saw this. I mostly wanted to see Larry the cable guy cuz I knew who he was at the time. This is a good movie
Amazing to hear! Made my day reading this 😊
This MF really called out Tony Shalhoub doing an Italian accent in an animated movie. I’m stupid impressed.
Right?! I never would have known who it was until I got on IMDB.
The Fabulous Hudson Hornet was a real NASCAR racing team. Doc Hudson was patterned after that Hudson, right down to the paint job.
John Ratzenberger who voices Mack in Cars and the Piggy Bank in Toy Story is the only actor who voices a character in every Pixar film. He was known for playing Cliff on Cheers before Pixar. The fact that he’s in literally all Pixar films leads me to believe that he must be a very likable guy in real life to be the only person to have that honor.
He has been every Pixar films, except films from onwards from Soul. He was lucky mascot for Pixar sort of. Bit like Alan Tudyk for Disney animation films.
He’s also in the Empire Strikes Back as one of the rebels on Hoth
@@Lynxdoc What!? I didn’t know that! That’s cool
My son, he’s almost 13 now, watched this movie everyday, multiple times a day, from the age of 1 until he was 4 or 5.
He wore through the original dvd and I went out and bought a new one.
I’d buy the die-cast “Cars” cars for him whenever I saw them at the stores. He recently began collecting them again. This movie holds a special place in my heart ❤.
My son is 3 right now and everything you stated, is what's happening in our lives lol.
My nephew did this aswel 😂😂😂 I know every detail of this animation 😂😂
"Forty years ago, that interstate down there didn't exist."
"Really?"
"Yeah. Back then, cars came across the country a whole different way."
"How do you mean?"
"Well, the road didn't cut through the land like that interstate. It moved with the land, it rose, it fell, it curved. Cars didn't drive on it to make great time. They drove on it to have a great time."
Fun Fact: Larry the Cable Guy's first animated flim.
Visual Confirmation Fact: Every third blink of the stoplight in Radiator Springs really is slower by half a second, confirming Fillmore's (George Carlin) observation.
Final Bow Fact: This was Paul Newman's last American feature film before his death of lung cancer in 2008. It turned out to be the highest-grossing movie of his career. George Carlin died of heart failure three months earlier. This was the highest-grossing film of his career as well.
Music Enthusiast Fact: The production wanted to use a little-known version of the song (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 (1961) by Chuck Berry, which had appeared on the B-side of one of his singles. They approached Berry's record company, who didn't know anything about such a version. After they trawled through their record vaults, they realized that Pixar was right.
Location Location Fact: The fictional town of Radiator Springs was inspired by several real-life locations along historic Route 66. In 2001, a creative team from Pixar, including John Lasseter and Joe Ranft, toured parts of Route 66 in Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. Their guide along the way was author and Route 66 historian Michael Wallis. Wallis provided the voice of the Sheriff in the film.
I’m from a little town in Alabama called Bridgeport, right on the Alabama and Tennessee state line, cross the river and go up the mtn and your in Georgia, so basically on 3 state lines lol, anywho, our little town and the surrounding towns was booming little towns, Bridgeport was literally supposed to be the “New York” of the south, but things happened, one of those things being Highway 72, it took all of the business out of town, the highway bypassed everything.. now, all these years later, Bridgeport still ain’t shit.
The Tennessee river ran through town as well, so there was ALOT of big plants and mills built along the river, to use barges for transportation, the train depot is 8 tracks wide, if you knew the size if Bridgeport, that would tell you how booming it used to be, rich people, like Kilpatrick moved into town and built it up, there’s a road in his memory in Bridgeport, called Kilpatrick row, it’s a row of mansions from 1800s, there’s a whole video on TH-cam about it, I can’t remember the name of it, if I find it I’ll link it in here, just interesting little video, so many towns went through this, sadly
I want to drive down Route 66. 😭
Here’s a railcam I didn’t know Bridgeport had, nice! So there’s the tracks, live, and yes, the depot is now a museum, right behind the camera is Battey hill, civil war took place there, and that depot is absolutely packed of authentic civil war stuff, the history teacher, Coach D, also coached the football team in town, was a MASSIVE history buff, a lot of the stuff inside he found himself, a lot of memories in that little town, I’ll always call it home.
th-cam.com/users/liveJZvewExudS0?si=ttTNLJSeTtOO68Pr
I found the New York video! Could’ve been great…
The fastest four tire change in history. The best scene in the entire movie.
Same thing happened to my hometown. It was a thriving farming community when I was growing up. Lots of small businesses owned by the residents including a pharmacy with a soda fountain & 4 little grocery stores. Everything you needed within the town limits. Then Walmart opened stores in two nearby towns & within 10 years my little hometown was on life support. No groceries or pharmacy or family owned stores. I hate Walmart with a passion. I’ll do without before I go to Walmart.
“I’ll learn English one day”
T shirt, please and thank you
I need one 😂
@@codywalsh2075 Me too
NASCAR # 43, the KING is Richard Petty 🤠 ...You got it at the end!
Best part of disneyland is when they turn on the neon lights at radiator springs
The Hudson Hornet was Paul Newman, a famous actor in the 1950's until 2002 and was a professional race car driver as well. Sally was Bonnie Hunt.
Sally's little speech and the James Taylor song gets me every....single...time...😢
Michael Keaton played the runner up(Chick Hicks)
Stfu, Batman and Ka-Chigga are the same people?
I didn't know that! I love Michael Keaton! ❤
It's Sheryl Crow who sings the opening song and its a banger
Not seen this since it released, this was way better than I recall, always a nice surprise when that happens
I have, with zero exaggeration, watched this movie over 4,000 times. Ever since I was a youngling, this film has always had a special place in my heart as my first favorite. Sure there are better movies, but no other movie has had such a tremendous impact on my life as Cars (2006). Because of it, countersteering techniques were ingrained in my mind at a young age, thus saving my life on multiple occasions, I can quote this movie verbatim. This is a great movie
You spent nearly eight thousand hours watching this. Sad
I was a teenager and I definitely watched it a lot as well. 😂
Lol at that point do you even need to watch it ever again? Can’t you just replay it in your head from memory?
When I watched Cars (as a kid) I wanted to be a JDM because of the ones sending the truck to sleep looking really cool to me at the time. I mean I always self insert anyway. But yeah. If I'm in the cars universe I want to look like a 97 mitsubishi lancer.
@@IAmAlteringTheDeal most of those watches were between 2006-2012 when I was a little child and watching it 2-3 times daily, at the present rate I watch Cars (2006) at a frequency of 3-5 times a month so it stays fresh in my head
The King is none other than, the man, the myth, the legend himself, the most winning driver ever, true king of Nascar, Richard "The King" Petty. There will never ever be anyone better
This man out here bringing me back to my childhood Jay thank you and I loved you’re reaction man it was amazing
Tia and Mia are naughty. 😂 Love the adult humor
I ♥️ those flashers. They're key to the plot. 😏
Also, clever names: Mia + Tia = Miata
3:41 I always thought of him as a placeholder for Dale Earnhardt. Also if nobody said this, this is basically the movie Doc Hollywood (1991 with Michael J Fox) in cartoon form.
Lightening McQueen almost tipped Jay over when he was tractor tipping lol
This movie came out when I was in college. I went and saw it one night by myself and I bawled. I grew up in a town very much like Radiator Springs. It wasn’t on Route 66, but it was a town that had a busy highway going through it until the freeway was built. Main Street had all these old buildings that used to be busy shops and diners that were abandoned by the time I was born. Now, it’s just a town full of suburban homes for people who commute to work in the big city. Some grocery stores and such exist, but never to the degree that it had when my dad was a little boy. But that scene showing the freeway coming in and everyone forgetting the town - it hit hard.
I love this movie with all my heart. The sequels are… well, I pretend Cars 2 doesn’t exist. Cars 3 was okay, but it didn’t have quite the same love and care as the first one.
"sometimes you find yourself in the middle of nowhere. And sometimes, in the middle of nowhere, you find yourself".
Cant tell you how long it took me to realize his sponsor is basically car preparation H. Medicated bumper ointment.
My favorite line has to be between Lightning & his sponsors about his headlights being just stickers..."Race cars don't need headlights because racetracks are always lit. - Oh yeah! So's my brother and he still needs headlights!"
The Cars movies are all good, and Mater is hilarious. I think you'll like part 2 😊
Same!!!!😊😊😊😊
My kids used to call the song “Our Town” the night night song. I think it meant it was boring but dang does it ever still make me misty eyed.
I love this movie so much. That song when they are talking about the old Radiator Springs really gets my eyes watering. Such a great reaction, love J keeping it real.
Two of my favorite radio personalities are voices in this movie. Tom and Ray Magliozzi who had a radio show in NPR called Car Talk. Miss listening to that show on the radio with my dad on Saturday mornings.
Hey J im sorry bruh but when Litghtning reved his engine to scare them tractors got you good, i laughed wayyyyyyy too hard at that
Sheryl Crowe singing that opening song I think
I really enjoyed re-watching this with you and watching your reaction to TA-Mater also my favorite. Loved watching you smile and laugh your way through this.😊
Rango is a very different animated classic well worth a watch IMO
This comment is a joke, right?
But before Rango, watch Once Upon a Time in the West. (Tons of references would be missed otherwise)
Rango’s animation is a work of art. It’s beautiful.
Rascal Flats singing Life Is A Highway
I never watched cars much, I think I've seen it a few times but this was lovely to watch with you!!!
I'd like to start a petition for J to watch the movie Coco.
I'm sure he'd absolutely love it.
Another great reaction. Wait till you get to the Planes series of movies. They are really good too
Watched these so much when I was younger, then my cousin's absolutely loved this when they wee growing up.
Route 66 is a road- an interstate. It became super popular and had a bunch of like Travelodges and such with hotel/restaurant/local attractions along the route just like "our town" song. I'm surprised you didn't hear of it, it runs from Chicago to Santa Monica. Other interstates/highways were built and used more often but Route 66 is still there and there are lots of things to do along it- but the bigger hotels and such didn't make it, or they got swallowed as the town grew.
Not just a great animated movie, this is just a great movie.
And SEEING all of this "real" in person at Disneyworld is pretty damned amazing and cool. You feel like a happy kid.
Paul Newman was the voice of Hudson and Richard Petty was the voice of The King.
Cars will always be the best animation movie.
This is one of the best reactions ever!
"Did...did they just show him they titties?" 😂
I swear this movie makes me want to take a road trip. Every. Time.
If I get stranded, I hope it's in a friendly town like this.
If you liked Mater in this one you’re gonna love the next one.
🙏🏻 These older animated movies are classics, excellent choice!
Older? Cars?
The animated movies I grew up with must be prehistoric.
@@johnjr757 my thoughts exactly. What would @Nightrunnergunner think of Felix the Cat? Or Fritz the Cat? Betty Boop must be prehistoric. I mean, I'm 65 and BB is even old to me.😉
@@jameskirschling7887 Ok...they're actually a little old for me. Lol
I'm 48. You did make me feel a little better. Thanks.
If it helps, I have heard of all of them and used to have a Felix the Cat VHS as a kid.
If you think this is an “older classic”, wait until you discover “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”, “Dumbo”, “Bambi”, and “Pinocchio”.
@@johnjr757 man this movie can drink he is already 18... its old
Omg i didn't know you hadn't seen this one! Im here for it!
I also remember seeing this in theaters as a child. I woulda been 9 years old!
Disney animation in the 90s and Pixar in the 00s is the peak of animation.
I'm so glad you caught the headlights thing. 🤣 Cars always gets so much hate, but I've never met anyone who hated Cars that truly understood it. ♥
this is actually one of my dad's faves. still holds up aftr many yrs. he luvs "turbo" as well. plz do that. oh, & update ur toy story (4) lol
He did what in his cup, it cracks me up all the time 🚗🚙🛻🚁🏆 AWESOME SOULFUL REACTION BROTHER ❤️👍🏼💯%...
4:56 yes, they just "flashed" him 😂
If you couldn't place the actress for the Porsche, she's Sarah Whittle from Jumanji (Robin Williams' love interest)
I remember being so surprised by this movie. Didn't watch it until my son was into cars. Now, top 10 Pixar movies. J I would love to see you react to Finding Nemo, Coco and Up!
Really love you reactions! Thanks homie!
Cant wait for u to watch the next 2. Excpecially the 3rd one.
Awesome reaction brother 👍🏼💯
Have you seen Doc Hollywood? It's a super fun early 90's movie that Cars TOTALLY ripped off. Swap racecars for a smug surgeon (played by Michael J Fox), Woody Harleson as his country buddy not Mater, Julie Warner from Tommy Boy as his Bonnie Hunt (somehow doing a slow full frontal nude scene in a PG-13 movie) Cars has Newman which is the only concession I'll give it RIP but seriously Doc Hollywood is better.
I wonder how many Cars fans even know about Doc Hollywood?😂 That's what I thought the first time I saw it.
"Did you guys know Doc was a famous race car?! He has 3 Piston Cups!"
""Pfft! He did what in his cup?!"
My favorite part of the movie. 😂😂😂😂
Bonnie Hunt is the actress who plays Sally. She also plays the mother of Officer Judy Hopps on the Disney movie "Zootopia" (which in my opinion is another great Disney film. I strongly encourage you to watch it.)
9:45 Yep you're correct that's dale jr
Mater is the absolute best! We did a Lightening McQueen themed bedroom for our son when he was little! It was really cool!😊😊
This was my sons favorite movie he used to watch it like 5 times a day if I’d let him I swear
The scenery in the movie is obviously modeled after Arizona and Radiator Springs coukd be modeled after any of a thousand towns along Rt 66. BUT...if you get to Holbrook, AZ there is a place on the national historic register called the WigWam Motel that Sally's Traffic Cone Motel is a direct homage to. And the last time i was by there, there were numerous vehicles parked there that were remakable similar to the charaters from Cars such as Doc, Mater, Ramon and a bunch more old cars. The firsy time I saw it, it was one if those things that brings out the childish joy in a grown man.❤
The big mac truck is John Ratzenberger. He did play the voice of the pig. He also played a school of fish in Finding Nemo, The abominable snowman in Monsters Inc. and Cliff in the tv show Cheers.
they "flashed" him🤣🤣🤣
Lightening and Mater didn't just go tractor tippin', they also went Murder Whistle tippin'
Definitely one of Pixar's greatest movies next one Jay should be a bug's life
Agreed.
You looked like you had so much fun!
"Who is that doing the voice of the King? I know who that is! What's his name?!"
"OH, THAT'S TOM PETTY!!!"
Bruh... 😂
My son loved this movie i saw all 3 like 500 times
Newer Disney has been controversial in some circles online. You must understand that making tons of money doesn't make something good quality on its own, just as quality material doesn't always make tons of money. Quality is more complex than that.
There's a split opinion between mass appeal and hardcore fans that react harshly towards media they don't like. Some people jump on the bandwagon for BS but some Disney fans are genuinely let down/disappointed by certain recent releases. It's perfectly reasonable for a group of fans to have a valid opinion that shouldn't be dismissed outright.
It's fine to disagree with them as a reactor but it can be done more amicably.
Sally's voice I know where it's from the mom from the Beethoven movies with the dog.
I love This movie!
I remember taking my kids to the Drive-In to watch this back in the day...
This was always one of my boys favorite movies. I’d take my boys to the movies to watch almost anything Disney. Great reaction!
Nice choice i think jay will enjoy this👏
Check out "Driven" it stars Sylvester Stallone and the dude that played Sunshine Ronny Bass on Remember the Titans.
Larry the cable guy is awesome as towmater
"the king" is Richard Petty.
Flo was voiced by Jenifer Lewis. I don't know if you clocked the voice of Chick Hicks, the mustachioed green race car, but it was Micheal Keaton.
You’re numba 3rd in my books bro!
I love his Reactions, my Absolute Favorite on TH-cam. He needs to watch The Martian with Matt Damon!
Paul Newman the judge....
I've got to see you react to the other movies now.
I wish Jeremy Clarkson as Harv was in this version.
Low key…I can’t wait for your reaction to UP!
John Ratzenberger was Cliff on Cheers and Hamm in Toy Story
@@kenttaylor9238 i didnt know that was cliff
11:29 - Question: Did the voice actor of the Porsche play a character in Nemo?
Her voice sounds familiar to me all of a sudden, even though I've seen this movie several times.
This movie always gets me a lil emotional
My friends all told me Mater reminds them of me and idk how to feel
You may have mentioned it again but im still hoping you do split. Im not sure if you ever seen the other movies or not but great movie in my opinion
"He did WUT in his cup?"
Idk English very well either my guy I feel you
I'm blown away by some of the scenes. The graphics in some shots look so clear and realistic, I almost wouldn't know that it's an animation.
I don't think the animation in the 2nd movie is as good, despite it having a bigger budget, I think. I also don't like how snappy the cars move in the 2nd one compared to this.
I think your English is just fine you're a beautiful soul and a beautiful reactor.
You should watch "Road To El Dorado" you will love that animated movie
Also Emperor's New Groove. He'll laugh himself silly.
I love Hudson!!
Route 66 is a song by Nat King Cole.
The Ferrari might have Mario Andretti