Cars 2
XombaSome people are saying that Pixar is just cashing in because the Cars franchise makes them a ridiculous amount of money thro...
Wall Street JournalThe law of averages has finally caught up with the most remarkable studio in modern movie history, the dream factory that li...
Los Angeles Times"Cars 2" teaches gentle kid-friendly lessons about the importance of friendship and being yourself and introduces some great...
New York Daily NewsLasseter and his team's pitch-perfect way with genre cliches revs up the espionage subplot.
Washington PostAs lovable as Mater is, let's face it: A little bit of Larry the Cable Guy goes a long way.
ReelViewsIt was bound to happen: a dud for Pixar. Making a sequel to 2006's Cars was always something of a head-scratcher.
Aint It Cool NewsCARS 2 has issues, but if your kids loved the first one, they'll likely love this.
ColliderThe company is celebrating its 25th anniversary, and I just can’t help but feel this is a step backwards when they have been...
Chicago Sun-TimesAnyway, "Cars 2" is fun. Whether that's because John Lasseter is in touch with his inner child or mine, I cannot say.
E! OnlineThis souped-up sequel kicks it into high gear with new characters, slick animation and a global espionage caper.
Entertainment WeeklyThe resulting sequel is as forced and overloaded as the premise suggests — a rare display of narrative and tonal struggle on...
Chicago TribuneDespite its technical and design finesse, this ranks as Pixar's weakest project to date, as well as the first from the anima...
FirstShowingWhere Cars 2 leaves us is an uncomfortable place in regards to Pixar. It feels like one of a dozen animated sequels to past ...
Film School RejectsToo many messages, none arrived at gracefully, and a little too much darkness considering what the previous installment offe...
/FilmCars 2 carries the baggage of such amazing movies that living up to those expectations would be almost impossible.
Hollywood ReporterLightning and Mater mix it up with Formula 1 and spies in yet another Pixar winner.
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Partial Film Information
Director: John Lasseter
Writer: Unknown or Not Available
Studio: Pixar Disney
Cast: Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy, Michael Caine
Release: June 24, 2011
Writer: Unknown or Not Available
Studio: Pixar Disney
Cast: Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy, Michael Caine
Release: June 24, 2011
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