Justin Riley Cars 3 Analysis

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Justin Riley is a movie critic for WVUT-TV in Vincennes, Indiana. He has done many movie reviews from Quick Change with Bill Murray, to Grown Ups with Adam Sandler. Riley critically watches films based on content, actors, and visual graphics. Even with animated films, he watches the content, voice actors, storyline, and the animations. Riley has movie reviews every Friday during NewsCenter 22 on WVUT-TV. He also has a blog on wvut.org, where he shows a full review on movies. Riley has a TV show, 22’s Hits, on Friday Night, to showcase his reviews on movies, and TV shows that recently aired on TV. His latest film that he has reviewed is Cars 3, and this is what he has reviewed. Cars 3 is a movie made by Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation …show more content…

From the desert to the racetrack, the roads look real. You can barely notice that it is animated. The only parts that are animated, but look close to real is the characters. The original Cars movie, released in 2006, had the high-definition display, which the animation looked close to real, but not close enough. You can also compare the display to Cars 2, which had the same thing. With the first 2 movies looking the same, and a huge difference in Cars 3, I would say that Cars 3 has the best animation graphics out of all 3 movies. But you can only say that the animation graphics can only be their best with a storyline for the …show more content…

As soon as the new high tech racecar, Jackson Storm, takes the track, Lightning looses his momentum. He has issues with his engine, a tire gets blown off, and he goes flying like a car crashing, which is what happened. He then gets fixed up, and stays inside of Doc Hudson’s old garage, and thinks about if he wants to race again, to beat Jackson Storm. The movie is, somewhat, making a comparison to Doc Hudson back in the first movie. Yet, this focuses on Lightning McQueen, and the Piston Cup league didn’t quit on McQueen. McQueen then shows up to a training facility that the company owner took the ownership of the branding McQueen has. He goes through training, and finds his trainer, Cruz Ramirez, who tries to help McQueen. McQueen try’s to get Ramirez to train in the outdoors, off-road specifically. They then go on a wild ride through different race tracks, specifically one where they almost get wrecked by a crazy school bus. They then find out that it’s a demolition derby race. Along the way, Ramirez learns a few tricks from McQueen. As the movie progresses, Cruz and Lightning meet Doc Hudson’s old trainer in a small town. He discusses what McQueen has to do to get better. They try, and hope to see what happens in the next Piston Cup race. At the race, in the last part of the movie, McQueen could not finish the race, and then was replaced by Ramirez, which she was painted the same number McQueen had,

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