Cinema Blend: "Sure it’s about cars and that seems kind of silly, even for Pixar, but there’s this undercurrent of longing and affection for the vanishing landscape of the American road. That wistful longing for small towns and lonely trips down Route 66 is beautiful. "
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While it isn't the best Pixar movie, its still a great film. I just don't understand why this one got so much more respect and fans than other films? I am still waiting for a Monsters Inc 2.
It's seems odd to move the tale into a spy type setting, although it's probably for the best. They made their point about humbleness and the moral obligations in the first film, so not re-treading that theme is actually a really good idea. Now they can just have fun with the series and the colorful characters they've created.
I am totally with you Solider One. I am eagerly awaiting another Monsters Inc movie because it was way better than Cars. I guess it really took off with kids though, and that's why they're pushing it. After Toy Story 3 and having my own wishes fulfilled with that film, I'm willing to give Pixar whatever they want though :)