This "threequel" promotes the idea that girls can (and should!) do anything they set out to accomplish and that there's something special about the mentor/protégé bond. With the help of a new and improved Rusteze training facility and personal trainer Cruz Ramirez (comedian Cristela Alonzo), Lightning has only a few weeks to get ready for the big race that will determine whether he'll keep racing. He retreats from the world for a few months, but eventually he agrees with his partner/lawyer, Sally ( Bonnie Hunt), and best friend, Mater ( Larry the Cable Guy), that it's time to make a comeback. After Storm wins several races in a row, Lightning pushes himself too hard and ends up injured in a serious crash. As a "next-gen" race car, Storm trains inside, maximizing his features for speed and practicing on expensive simulators. Lightning is used to his regular competitors - but then hotshot upstart Jackson Storm ( Armie Hammer) beats everyone in a race. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weeklyĬARS 3 follows famous race car Lightning McQueen (voiced by Owen Wilson) as he transitions from the peak of his career to dealing with younger, faster, higher-tech rivals who obviously want him to retire and get out of the way. Overall, this is a great pick for car fans of all ages. But the characters learn key life lessons, and there are positive messages about the importance of finding wise, supportive mentors (like the dearly departed Doc Hudson) the idea that no matter how old you are, you always have more to learn and the fact that regardless of your gender or what you look like, you should be allowed to compete and reach for your dreams.
That said, while language, romance, and drinking and smoking are all minimal, be ready for a couple of intense crash/demolition derby scenes in which main characters are damaged, in danger, or afraid of aggressive vehicles (one even deploys spinning saws).
The star-studded voice cast, led by Owen Wilson, returns for a threequel that's much more diverse and uplifting (not to mention less violent) than the last installment, Cars 2. Parents need to know that Cars 3 is part of Pixar's popular movie franchise about a world of talking, human-like vehicles.
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