Tuesday, June 13, 2006

Went to watch Cars yesterday. Its a pretty darn cool show. Unlike other animated productions like the wild, madagascar,chicken little..blah blah blah, this was, well..MUCH better. firstly, those shows involving animals end at around 1 hr 10-20 mins, i guess even THEY cant control animals..animated animals..lol. cars had a runtime of 121 mins..yeah baby, a good 2 hours of cars. sweet.

Basically this is a story about this red Nascar Racer, Lightning mcqueen, corny name.. being the obnoxious and proud car he is..and his rising reputation...like any other animated production, the story IS pretty predictatable. main characther starts out bad...blah blah blah..something happens..blah blah blah...he becomes good and loved by all.

So some mishap happened, he lands himself in Radiator Springs, a now abandon town via route 66. he met this group of down-to-earth group of cars and soon grew to love this Radiator springs. how predictable.

This dude over there, the blue and small one is my favourite guy.lol. Guido is the name of this italian forklift. Oo0o0o0o0o..he's simply sh0o0o00 cute. haha..and the only 2 english words he know are "pit stop" because his dream was to do a pitstop in a race.

hmm...this baby blue porche....*wolf whistle* what can i say?

All animated production always have this line of predictability as i have said. but what makes this movie diff from other animal movies is...well.. this movie is 10x funnier than those animal shows. and the story really creates a heart warming effect, with its effects and the great music that they have. Listen closely to the music as you watch the show.

And since this is the 50th anniversary of Pixar, they added something special before the show starts and something at the back, STAY BACK UNTIL THE END OF THE CREDITS, and i dun see a reason y not, the music is freakkin nice!

Go watch it, not a show to be missed man.

Zero-Niner, Roger...out 1:11 PM

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