Oct 15, 2020 · No, it's rubber on the track marbling together. As the cars race around, their tires wear down from the extreme forces, causing rubber to build up on the asphalt. This eventually kind of sticks to other tires and rolls together like little rubber snowballs.

edit 2: Just watched the opening race scene and there's a car sponsored by "Hostile Takeover Bank" number 86... that seems like it could actually be an Easter egg/reference to Steve Jobs purchasing Pixar in 1986. It wasn't purchased in a hostile takeover though, which is the only reason I'd be skeptical of that theory.

Jul 20, 2022 · As an expert on Cars (2006) I recognize that in this universe racing is the equivalent to a Foot Race (776 B.C.-Today). This would make this scene from Cars (2006) the equivalent to assisting an injured player to walk across the finish line, therefore I do not believe that this is as bad as the way you u/abca98 (2018-Today) have framed it to be.

Jul 16, 2022 · Basically any car scene from hot rod (1979). Opening scene to dazed and confused. Open header 427 impala in dirty maru crazy larry. Buzzn dozen happy toys rig from maximum overdrive, followed by murderous My-T Tas-T ice cream truck. Edit: convoy. Rigs are beautiful too. Best song with it as well.

Jun 25, 2023 · I unironically enjoy this movie more than Cars 1, hear me out: Cars 1's environments featured a generic raceway and a desert town that wasn't much to look at outside of one scene with a canyon. Cars 2 featured multiple huge, unique, brightly lit cities with race tracks that weaved in unique patterns, so the settings were nicer to look at.

Oct 22, 2023 · Like the question says above. I'm trying to find any movie scene where a character is calm, maybe eyes closed, and there are quick flashes of action/war, almost like a flashback. Something similar is the Cars (2006) opening scene, with the quick shots of the cars racing. Using as reference for a scene I'm planning in my short film

May 26, 2023 · For a highly anticipated event like this, it's natural to assume there would be some standing (parked? Driving?) Attendants. As evident by the unpictured opening scene onto the race track, where there is a large plaza at the entrance. I will be using the highest attended American football event, Nov.26 1927 Notre Dame vs USC as a vague guideline.

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Every Pixar movie before Cars felt like it was pushing the envelop a little. They were always breaking new ground in animation or storytelling. Cars was the first one that felt like they were coasting…like they were resting on their laurels. I enjoyed it, but it felt like it …