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“I’m sad their story couldn’t continue”
“But I’m grateful I had the chance to watch them fly”
I like how Lightning and Dusty are so opposite of each other. Like current day Dusty, the press releases photos and videos of his redneck country boy days and he's all sheepish grins and "well we were all kids then", and then current day Lightning they see his city boy past and go "what happened"
So I randomly felt like quickly sharing my thoughts on all three Cars movies and both Planes movies. Quick disclaimer, no matter how I feel about certain things it's totally cool if you feel different and I respect that.
Cars:
I love Cars. This was my childhood movie that I watched over and over and over again since I was a young child. I love the characters, the plot, and I think the animation holds up really well. I also am glad to see it with adult eyes cause there's a lot of nuance and stuff that I of course didn't get as a child. Recently on a whim I needed to unwind from stress and I put on Cars (just like my parents used to do for me as a kid, lol), and it genuinely did make me feel better and woke up a part of me that had laid dormant for years. Cars is a film that almost makes me wanna take a long drive on Route 66...until I remember I'm not any good at road tripping, lol.
Cars 2:
I have a distinct memory in my mind of being a child in the theater watching Cars 2, turning to my dad and saying 'can we go now?'. I didn't watch it all the way through until recently and I can thoroughly say that I don't despise it, but I'm also not its biggest fan. It's actually something of a guilty pleasure for me now. Sometimes I'll just put it on in the background while I do things. It also makes me contemplate the inner workings of this world more than the writers themselves probably thought about, like how the heck do different makes and models come about, what is the impact of climate change on a world of vehicles, but that's probably its own post. But yeah, I accept it for what it is and even enjoy some parts of it.
Cars 3:
So confession, it took me over 6 years to work up the courage to watch this one. I don't know why I was so worried, but I finally did it. And I loved it. I really think they ended on a good note. I'll admit the first part was probably the weakest in my eyes, but I really enjoyed the tribute to Doc Hudson and I actually teared up and I was happy to learn more about his past. I liked the torch passing narrative as well. I think my biggest complaint is that I wish we could've seen more of Lightning and his friends. (I may be biased because somehow Cal Weathers worked his way into my heart).
Planes:
Planes took longer to stick in my brain than Cars did. I remember going to see it actually, the local air and space museum did a showing of it and I went to watch it with my family. My parents didn't like it much but I remember being happy with it. Upon rewatching, there's things I like, but there's a part of me wishing it was something more. I can't fully explain it. Also I find Dusty's attitude off-putting to me personally (particularly his feeling of being entitled to being trained by Skipper and essentially demanding that Skipper tell him about his clearly traumatic past strikes me as kinda callous). But I still enjoy putting it on in the background and enjoy thinking about the world itself, much like Cars 2. Also fun fact, Skipper is one of my favorite kinds of planes.
Planes Fire & Rescue:
I'm sorry but I have much less patience for this film, but like I said above, I respect those who do. I will say, I appreciate them highlighting some of the realities of firefighting (like how the general public doesn't hear about a lot of fires that are dealt with). But other than that, I don't have much positive to say about it. The characters for the most part feel underdeveloped and I can't say I'm particularly endeared to a majority of them (Blade is the exception for me, tbh). And Dipper in particular needs to chill the hell out, her behavior is pretty inappropriate and creepy while being played off as jokes. Beyond that, my aforementioned issues with Dusty remain in this movie. Honestly, he doesn't strike me as capable of doing this job and he actively creates a situation that nearly gets Blade killed. I could spend awhile talking about it, but I'd honestly rather not. To end on a positive note, I think the married RV couple are adorable and I like them.
So that's all my thoughts. I enjoy both franchises and tend to overthink the hell out of them (if I overthink something it's usually cause I enjoy it). Hopefully I didn't piss too many people in the fandom off, lol.
Oooh these are really neat takes, man! It's fun to review past favorites in the franchise. I'm curious though since you listed the main films, do you have any overall thoughts of any of the Maters Tall Tales shorts, the Radiator Springs shorts, or the new Cars on the Road series?
As well (just in my own little lane here lol) I hope you don't mind this, but I was really curious about your Dusty thoughts here, and the takes on it piqued my interest, and I have been absolutely itching to make some of that debate-y, topic delving content again. So I just wanted to like, add some takes on top of your takes and kind of paint up Dusty as a character.
And...side note this is really, really long.
Like seriously, get a snack. Stretch a little and get cozy somewhere. Or like, use the bathroom. I uh. I went ham on this one...it's late, and I had time to lol
So Dusty, right? He's been a particularly interesting character for me to see people's reactions to, mostly because of the fact that a lot of people are very 50/50 on responses; either they love him, or they could not care less about him. Both valid of course, but I always find it so interesting how the two sides divide, almost entirely one side or the other with very few in between. You could argue it's because "eh" isn't the same as "hated" but then again, this is the whole WoC fandom I'm talking about, people here rarely seem to full on hate very specific characters.
Except Dipper but she's another can of worms
So what's there to say on the divide?
On the one side, you have people that love Dusty's sheer charisma, sort of this naive, selfless passion for things, and a kind of dorkability that fans love to toy with. He's small-town, which I guess gives him this natural desire to want to go out of his way to help other folks (ie Bulldog, Mayday) when he sees them in need. Now this does - and has - gotten him into a LOT of trouble, but the fact he has made these sacrifices and promises and tried his damnedest to ensure them even if it doesn't benefit (or worse, breaks) him, makes me believe these types of actions are truly genuine ones. He makes actions with good intentions, he's just...also a knucklehead, who has selective hearing and mule stubbornness in his model genes, apparently.
The other side of the divide is the ones who perceived those aforementioned traits more along the lines of the Mary Sue tropes; opportunity basically falls in his lap and he stubbornly does it his own way until it works, or he breaks and causes hell, then it works, and he doesn't have much residual "what have we learned from this" or time for reflection. He is undeniably one-sided for a main protagonist, and his flaws stretch pretty far margins for the damage they do, and yet don't seem to get him much further than a broken body and an eventual pat on the back (er...no, I guess it's still "back"-).
In all fairness, both sides have fair points. His intentions are well tuned but his flaws are vast and relatively without major consequence, which makes for an ill-fitted and not very fulfilling ending to his two stories.
I actually was gonna make a post comparing Dusty with Lightning, given they have both some similar qualities and some polar opposite takes, but I scrapped the idea simply because I didn't want to compare characters that, altogether, are more different than they are alike. But for the sake of this like...analysis thingy, I do kinda wanna compare and contrast these two stories, so, humor me for a moment lol!
One thing I always find interesting about the argument (or, preference really, who argues about these things-) over Dusty lovers and Dusty eh-ers, is their additional 'love vs eh' opinions as they surround Lightning. Most people I've seen that really really like one character aren't super into the other one, for whatever reasonings, usually it's different, sometimes it's just small preferences etc. But I do find it interesting, because he's in a similar, yet altogether opposite position:
From the getgo, Lightning has been possibly one of Pixar's least initially likable main characters. His biggest flaw, across the franchise, has been his insistence on blaming others around him over himself. You see this a LOT actually: first film, he kinda was just mad at everybody for making him stay and do community stuff, etc; in Cars 2, his big thing was accusing Mater of being too silly; in Cars 3 when he keeps waffling over how he wants to train, and then blaming Cruz when his plan goes wrong. He has actually gotten WAY better about this, though! Across the films and especially into the new Disney+ series, his behaviour around other people (er cars) has improved massively. He actively notices when he's getting salty over shit and makes effort to owe up to it. Which is HUGE!
But this is also why I get a little confused when people say they love and root for Lightning tons, but don't seem to give much credit towards Dusty's predicament, which is...sorta in line, but not??
Lightning was a somebody, who learned to appreciate being humble and living for the moment. Dusty was a nobody, who wanted to prove himself and just get out there, away from the monotony of farm life and live a life he wanted to live.
Lightning's beginnings as a character are intentionally unlikable: he's selfish, crabby, a little snobbish at times and rude, until he learns the ways of the humbler life and really starts making connections; Dusty begins as sort of a kid that never got to leave home, overly excited about this "big dream" he'd never really done but really wanted to do, and evolved into two pieces: the piece of him that fell in love with what he did now, and the piece of him that fought with having to give it up.
Which brings me to like, the one redeeming quality of Dusty in particular that I always personally liked seeing depicted is how they handle grief. (but also, I'm a sadist, and characters breaking character for the sake of stakes is just. So hot. God damn.)
In Lightning's situation, it is not that he can't do it at all, it's that he can't do it well enough anymore. He has done it for long enough that another crowd of newbies has overrun him, and his "time as a racer" is somewhat faded out and closed.
Dusty is still pretty much in his prime when his gearbox fails him. Maybe the age Lightning was during Cars 2, somewhere around there. He has canonically only been racing for three years, and now that entire dream has all but ripped itself away from him. He acts like a dick a lot in the movie because of the fact this whole overarching theme is grief, it's sitting in a doctor's office knowing you basically just got diagnosed with a disability and it feels like your entire life is just. Over.
And I dunno, I just really resonated with that one, personally. Trauma is...ugly. And it'll fuck you over for a lifetime. And it's a mess to get through, and the stages of grief are more like a muddled up tangled spiral of emotions you can't keep contained.
Lightning went through it too, it's partly why he has his main flaw as well. Stress and loss make monsters out of people sometimes. And that's kinda the main reason I always like, rooted for Dusty in the films. He had this chance to do something, but then he lost it, and he had to learn how to be okay with that.
And he almost fucking was until they botched a kiddie ending but THATS another can of worms for...probably another post
I'm done!! I'm done! Look, I'm finished! So say thank you and I'll be on my way, that's all you gotta say-
No but seriously I apologize for the obscene length of this ramble, I saw a little flicker of inspiration in mine heart and I chased it down the rabbit hole like the madman I am known to be.
Hopefully you enjoyed this though, I really just wanted to get to ramble about the cool comparisons and developments of my childhood favorite talking vehicles. All in good fun, no harm or argument intended! I will now recede into my coffin until the dawn, recharging for the next spiel about...whatever the hell I get on about next...
Someone else feel free to add to this too by the way, here's my passing the "free coupon for one long ramble about your favorite things" ticket. Be fwee fwom youwr howwible mental prisons!
Planes: Fire & Rescue featurettes!
I know Dipper's and the smokejumper's are bonus content of the physical release, and I've seen Dipper's on YouTube, but not the rest. After @valkyrieres posted Blade's here, it sent me on a quest to hunt for all of them, everything. I'm surprised I actually managed too. (All thanks to this post actually.)
I uploaded them on YouTube but unlisted, because I don't know if Disney is okay with me just posting it raw on public (or if they care at all) and I'd rather play it safe. Anyone else who have ideas on how to share this more publicly, I'm open to suggestions. So anyway,
Dipper
Dipper: Just no taildraggers.
Dusty: *was a taildragger
Me: huh???
The ending took me by surprise. Leadbottom catfishing Dipper while using Siddeley's picture. Wow. (May or may not be Siddeley, but it's the same model, so...)
Cad Spinner
This one is for you @cadfreakingspinner! And since this is Cad we're talking about,
CW: Flashing images and bright colors!!
Also, pray for Pulaski and André, and the poor vehicle who have to edit this for Cad. They don't get paid enough for this shit. In fact, I don't think they get paid at all.
Blade Ranger
Fellow Blade simps gather 'round! Let see his majestic aft flying into the rescue.
Blade's resigned look of "are you kidding me" after he jinxed it, and Windlifter being petty with that one retardant drop is hilarious.
Smokejumpers
Can you believe that Pinecone had more voice lines in this shorts than in the entire film?? Me neither.
They definitely edited their own splash art at the end there. Also, they got deployed to… go camping, before they even got deployed to a fire.
Am I disappointed that Windlifter and Cabbie got none? yeah. But I guess we can make the argument that Windlifter got rolled into Blade's, but the fact that Cabbie was barely in the smokejumpers' still bummed me out.

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I liked Planes. :)
Drawing cars and planes is not really my strong suit, but I think it turned out okay.
cars is obviously about lightning learning to be kinder to others but its also about him learning to be kinder to himself. he's very outwardly confident and cocky but he doesn't treat himself well. he doesn't take care of himself.
one of the first lines in the movie is him saying he didn't eat breakfast before participating in a massive race. he doesn't get new tires at the pit stop even when he really should. he has no friends, or interests/hobbies outside of racing. racing is his entire life.
so towards the end of the movie, after the road in radiator springs is fixed and he goes around the town getting new tires and a paint job, both of which can't be used during races, it shows how much he's grown. not only is he giving the shop owners the customer they've all been waiting for, he's doing something for himself that has nothing to do with his career, probably for the first time in a long time
Cars 3 Commentary fun facts:
-The majority of the film takes place in the last two weeks of February.
-Bonnie Hunt improvised “Stinky”
-Lightning IGNORES what the arrival of next gens imply until Cal retires
-When Chick’s trophy rises from the floor in his show, the mechanism operates incorrectly to show how “nothing ever goes right near Chick”
-Mater’s sneeze gag was improvised by an animator
-In LA when Lightning is the last analog racer left, none of the next-gens pay him any physical mind and almost run into him as they go about their business in the paddock. He has to wait to them to pass.
-The character designers really wanted Jackson Storm to be so low to the ground you could only “slip a credit card beneath him” but animating car characters does not allow this.
-EACH shot of the Los Angeles race is progressively darker to represent the shroud of doom that has fallen over Lighting’s racing career. The sun has set on his days.
-The sound design for Lightning’s wreck was purposely designed to send an eerie shock through your spine.
-The story picks up 4 months later because McQueen was in recovery for that whole time.
-McQueen’s coat of primer can be viewed as two things: “pajamas”, or a cast
-Tire track clouds appear in the sky during “King’s Highway”
-The Rusteze Racing Center is in North Carolina (near Charlotte), Thunder Hollow is in Georgia, and the town of Thomasville is also in North Carolina.
-McQueen’s remark of how he “never thought he couldn’t” race is based exactly off of what John Lasseter replied when asked “how did you know you could make Toy Story?”
-Cristela Alonzo’s mother did actually tell her “dream small or not at all.”
-Owen Wilson DID NOT want to sing. But when he did, he wound up dancing a little (much like McQueen) as he recorded the lines. (apparently it was an “air-lasso” type thing)
-Lightning DOES get faster from Smokey’s training! But… Cruz gets faster too.
-Lightning knows his career is over when Cruz beats him the final time at Thomasville
-At the start of the Florida 500, Lightning has no choice to race, but according to the director, “he would probably rather go home and throw up.”
-Lightning doesn’t want “what happened to Doc to happen to him”, but that is exactly what happens to him, and it’s the best thing for him.
-Lightning is described as “stunning” at least once in the commentary, and is complimented many other times. Thankfully, the absence of John Lasseter in the commentary means the word “curvaceous” was not used this time! (It is used in the Cars 3 artbook though. Multiple times.)
-The filmmakers have no concrete explanation for how anyone was able to call Cruz’s Hamilton assistant at the end of the film ://
-They also have no explanation for why the 80′s payphone near Flo’s has a video screen
-Lightning is so focused on helping Cruz in the race that he literally does not notice how he must look on the crew chief stand, wearing a headset.
-Lightning has supposedly only paused his racing career to train Cruz
-There was supposedly more graphic design work in Cars 3 than Cars 1
-Jackson Storm’s engine sound was designed from scratch (like the rest of him) by Skywalker Sound
-The demolition derby racers were based partially off of hockey players
-Miss Fritter’s old school district is where her voice actor (Lea Delaria) went to school as a child.
-There are TWO Coco easter eggs in the film: the first on Gabirel’s treadmill screen, and the second is in the FIRST shot of miss Fritter’s bar, NOT the second shot. So look carefully!
-Randy Newman repeated sections of the Cars 1 score on purpose
-Ray Magliozzi did NOT do his late brother Tom’s lines (as rumored earlier this year), Pixar instead used audio of Tom from their radio show “Car Talk”
-Humpy Wheeler (voice of Tex Dinoco) insisted so much to Pixar that there must be a water truck in the derby scene that he actually drew them a picture of a water truck.
-Retired NASCAR superstar Jeff Gordon (much like McQueen) cannot race on a simulator.
-The Mud in the derby scene took the effects department the entire length of film production time to complete.
-The sky scenes outside Sterling’s office are a couple different matte paintings.
-Lightning was more happy watching Cruz win than he would have been if he had won himself. (And this is the same way Doc felt about Lightning back in the day.)
-Lightning’s relationship with Doc is described by the director as “mentor & mentee” but also as “father and son.” Later, Lighting’s relationship with Cruz is described the same way (but with diff. words lol).
-As Cruz flips though the air, sparks can still be seen raining off her damaged flank, and the producers named it the most beautiful shot in the entire film.
-Jackson Storm is indeed terrified of Cruz Ramirez. He keeps track of her field position the entire race regardless of his crew chief’s warnings.
(There’s not much else in the commentary that we don’t know from earlier articles and interviews tbh but there were some new things.)
without forklifts this world is impossible
Alright so. What I love about this picture is that. You can actually read the article. Yes it is small and blury. But you can. And there's some good stuff. I've kept this a secret for far to long.
Just so you know I'm not joking you, I read everything I could and typed it out. Here are most of the words. Some of the words were too blury.

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It's gotta be a record or something for how many times he's been hung upside down
I noticed that Racer Seven and Yoko Hiromine from Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance share the same hairstyle.
Moreover, their Japanese voice acting is all performed by Chiwa Saito.
When referring to the two-part structure of Dragons Rising seasons, do you refer to the first and second parts as P1 and P2 or A and B (e.g. in S1P2, the Ninja look for the dragon cores or in S3A, the Forbidden Five release Thunderfang)?
Which terminology do you use?
P1 and P2
A and B
Something else
I like to use the terms “first half” and “second half” to refer to the first and second parts.
Okay, who else thinks the plot of Kamen Rider Zeztz is set up much like LEGO Dreamzzz.
And the fact that they have the same straps(Driver).
YOU'VE GOTTA BE FUCKING KIDDING ME CAN WE ACTUALLY TALK ABOUT THIS
TELL ME IF I'M REACHING BUT IS THIS NOT PRACTICALLY THE SAME FUCKING PICTURE/MOMENT??? EVEN THE POSITIONING IS ALMOST THE SAME EXCEPT FOR JAY BEING IN FRONT INSTEAD OF TO THE SIDE OF NYA??? AND IT EVEN HAS NYA'S OLD HAIR???
and the significance of Kai being missing ofc.... I'm ill... he loves them more than anything...

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很多漂补和锁破,这里也放一下
I think the reason I can’t decide on a hair color for him is because nobody else can either