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YOUR RESEARCHWho's going to see "Cars" this weekend?
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We loved it, what great detail (except that Sally's turbo twists were backwards on the passenger side, guess they used the same wheel model for both sides of the car, oops) and in the few scenes where Sally takes off, the exhaust note was perfect.
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We loved it, what great detail (except that Sally's turbo twists were backwards on the passenger side, guess they used the same wheel model for both sides of the car, oops) and in the few scenes where Sally takes off, the exhaust note was perfect.
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Ok, who is going to see the last Pixar film, before they are totally under Disney? I personally don't have kids, but I will be checking it out this weekend with that inner kid. How often do you get to see your car on the big screen; with lines?
And Sally is a Carrera - not a Boxster - Her full name is Sally Carrera! LOL
I'll be going with Wifey, even though we don't have anyone young enough to use as an excuse
Chris.
Strange, my daughter is almost 4 also. We all seem to be on the same life path here. I think we will be going this weekend also. Normally I am not a movie guy (and the wife complains about it all the time) but I think this movie looks funny. Plus it is guaranteed not to be 3 hours.
And Sally is a Carrera - not a Boxster - Her full name is Sally Carrera! LOL
I read a review of cars in a magazine that rated them according to whether they were more masculine or feminine based on the cars' performamce and who buys them. According to the article's author, the 911 had so much testosterone that he's surprised that there's not hair growing out of the 911's hood.
I'll be there with my 4.5 and 2 year-old boys. My 2 year-old has been sleep-talking about this movie for months!
On a side note, the Carrera
should
be a Sally. If I'm not mistaken, the English language regards the word 'car' as having a feminine form. Therefore, all cars are technically referred to as a "she." Besides, when was the last tme you saw that kind of curves on a "he?"
I'm just waiting for some smart @rse company to bring out the' Sally eyes' sun shield for the Carrera.... Just got to happen!
And if no-one has thought of it yet... THAT'S MY IDEA
I saw it tonight with my 5 yo son....he loved it, and I really thought it was enjoyable, and it probably will be for any car guys (gals). I liked how in one of the scenes the leading character was apexing a section of twisting roads -- seems like they did their homework at least a little bit...
Now my son, every time he sees a Porsche says..."Holy Porsche"...hehe
We saw it tonight and absolutely loved it as well. Can wait for my unborn son to see it when he is older. It will probably be a Xmas present after he is born so that I can watch it again and again!
Can't wait to see it, but my wife and 2nd son went to a wedding in San Francisco so we ordered tickets to see it on the 17th at the El Capitan theater.
I saw it this weekend and I hate to say it but....
I thought the Italian, Ferrari loving, tire selling cars stole the show, they had the funniest lines in the movie.
I agree totally. Those guys ruled.
Luigi (getting crazy excited): You're a real racecar?! Do you know any ferraris?
Funny moment after McQeen got the whitewalls...
McQeen: Hey, not too bad. As good as a ferrari, huh?
Luigi: Eh. No.
Watched it last night with my wife and 4 year old daughter. We loved it, what great detail (except that Sally's turbo twists were backwards on the passenger side, guess they used the same wheel model for both sides of the car, oops) and in the few scenes where Sally takes off, the exhaust note was perfect. Kudos Pixar!
Good movie...
It was funny when i pulled up to get tickets ahead of time, and all the little kids going and leaving were pointing at my car...
One of the moms points and goes "look honey! the car from the movie!"
It felt cool to be an elementary school celebrity
-Keith
PS I like the Hippie Van
