In 2006, when I was five years old, when I was dumb and could only laugh, there was only one movie theater in my hometown, the tickets were very old, and the aunt who checked the tickets looked very fierce.
cars1 came into my life when my memory faded long ago. It was the first time I watched cartoons in the cinema. God knows how much I like cartoons.
God knows how much I want to keep those years.
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In fact, I can't describe why I don't have a refined style, a high rating, and a bad reputation for this movie. After watching the beginning, I know the end of the movie is full of love.
No one understands, most people have seen the toystory zootopia coco up and rave about them, I've never seen this red car in anyone's mouth.
So I can't specifically describe why I like such a meaningless little red car so much, but liking it is always unreasonable. I think so, and I don't bother to explain McQueen's good to others.
If I have to find some reason, it may be because he is a car full of arrogance but very kind-hearted, because he made me learn something from him in the long years later.
I think that a movie can change a person and affect a person, and for this person, it is a great work.
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That was in the first part, when he pushed the old old king of cars past the finish line and I had tears all over my face. When I was a kid, I didn't understand why it would put such an opportunity on fire when the pizzaoncup was just around the corner.
When I grow up, I still don't understand. It can clearly cross the finish line first and then push the king, but why does it choose such a path.
But when I chose to do that in my own life, I started to understand a little bit.
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From that time to the third, he gave Ramirez his last chance to play, in order for her to prove herself.
The moment he turned away from the arena, I once again burst into tears as I did a dozen years ago.
I don't deserve him, but I cried and started to laugh again. Even in the face of fame and fortune that was extremely important to him, he didn't forget what kind of car he was, and he was still willing to use himself to help every car vehicle.
Look at him, a car with a straight mouth and a body.
He hasn't changed, even after so much, he still hasn't changed. He's still the car who loves racing and respects his rivals. He's eager to continue racing on the track, and he's not afraid of failure. Because it can be seen from the opening of the movie, McQueen and Dynago's spokesperson Carl are both winners and losers, but they are still friends. McQueen just wanted to teach the kid who looked down on him a lesson, and Jackson was just as talented and egotistical as he once was.
There is no doubt that McQueen is eager to continue to be a car but after Jackson came along, everything around him showed that "retirement" was his only option. McQueen refused to admit defeat. He wanted to prove that he could still run. Losing her temper, speaking harshly to her, being depressed and embarrassed, it's what led McQueen to recognize the truth even though he didn't give in to fate
When looking for a way to surpass Jackson, Cruz and his former riders made him suddenly understand that this is an inevitable trend. Just like Dr. Hudson, every car has an old age. There is no need to be too obsessed, so on the track Seeing Cruz thinking that she once surpassed him, he decided to give her a chance to race as a chance to rest.
McQueen hasn't changed in nine years, he's still the same No. 95 race car he used to be, with a hint of conceit and a soft heart
Inheritance, that's what touched me about this movie, even though I personally don't want McQueen to fail. But if at the end of the movie McQueen really wins Jackson through the so-called skills trained by drinking chicken soup, then this movie will be like many big empty chicken soup dream movies, which is unrealistic.
People will grow old, and even those powerful people will retire from the altar one day, just like Dr. Hudson, but when this day comes, I really hope that everyone is voluntary.
It's still a pity, my baby McQueen didn't get it at the beginning, and he didn't get it at the end. I can only rely on my brain to make up for the glory in the middle.
The movie wasn't that good, but I still remember how cool Lightning McQueen was when I first went to the cinema at the age of six
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