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Blindsided by a new generation of blazing-fast racers, the legendary Lightning McQueen is suddenly pushed out of the sport he loves. To get back in the game, he will need the help of an eager young race technician with her own plan to win, inspiration from the late Fabulous Hudson Hornet, and a few unexpected turns. Proving that #95 isn't through yet will test the heart of a champion on Piston Cup Racing's biggest stage!
Critic Reviews (10)
"Mr. Fee, thank you for bringing your cars to life in such an amazing way. I would surely love to be a part of this wonderful car race! The thoroughly enjoyable film will surely lift up your spirits! And yes, it offers a message, 'it's never too late to chase your dreams, it's never too late to start afresh!'"Read full review ↗
"After two films that couldn't match up to Pixar's high standards, Cars 3 - buoyed by Owen Wilson's earnest performance, and a darker, more emotional story - races away as the best entry in the series."Read full review ↗
"There are several unanswered questions about them, such as how they've come into existence, but perhaps it's best not to expect so much from a series that barely delivers on the promise of being a fun watch, let alone being a thought-provoking franchise. Watch this only if you're a fan of the first installment."Read full review ↗
"Thankfully for Pixar, Cars 3 makes sure that the trilogy ends on a high, which actually wasn't much of a challenge since the last two movies were just average efforts. But there is an unspoken rule in movie land that the third movie is always the worst, which isn't the case with Lightning McQueen's third race. Quite recommended for kids and their parents for a family watch!"Read full review ↗
"Much like McQueen, we need to accept the reality and look at the brighter side – that Cars 3 is going to be the sequel that will pump in enough money for Pixar to make more original films in the next few years. And with less Mator around, it seems the future is bright."Read full review ↗
"It's a movie made for the fans of the franchise. Carefully packaged to give the feeling of satisfaction but nothing more. Spending 109 minutes to smile is not a great price to pay. Go for it."Read full review ↗
"For most of its run, it never gets off the beaten track, following the predictable course of a Hollywood film. In an inspired turn of events that will harm many a heart, Cars 3 breathes a new life into this franchise, even making what is likely to follow worth the wait."Read full review ↗
"This installment of the series focused on the new world of futuristic designs and tools taking over the old world of emotions and raw power."Read full review ↗
"Ultimately it's just the multiple hues of color, the eye-pleasing animation and the fairly appreciable voicing that keeps you awake here."Read full review ↗
Cast & Crew
Cast
- Owen Wilson · Lightning McQueen (Voice)
- Larry the Cable Guy · Mater (Voice)
- Armie Hammer · Jackson Storm (voice)
- Bonnie Hunt · Sally Careera (Voice)
- Cheech Marin · Ramone (Voice)
- Bob Peterson
- Brian Fee
- Ben Queen
- Eyal Podell
- Randy Newman
- Newton Thomas Sigel
- Stephen Schaffer
Director
Screenplay
Music
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Editing
Details
- Release Date
- 16 June 2017
- Runtime
- 109 min
- Language
- English
User Ratings & Reviews
2 ratings from the community
Community Reviews (2)
Cars 3 may not reach the heights of Pixar's finest achievements, it certainly stands as not only the best Cars, but the most mature one as well. Cars 3 is a lovely, clever and entertaining generational tale with tons of heart, a simple and effective storyline, wonderful candy-colored visuals and winning voice work from the talented cast of returning regulars and welcome newcomers. The best part is where Mcqueen decides to give Cruiz a chance of her career, this is where Pixar is best at creating emotional and joyous environment. A good improvement on its predecessor 'Cars 2', had its own laughs and emotions. Would love to see If Cars 4 is made on future. My Rating : 7/10












