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We did it! We reviewed 3 Cars movies in 1 episode. There’s an epic showdown between powerful CEO’s as Pixar threatens to leave the house of mouse for good, and we revel in telling the full behind the scenes story. Then we also breakdown all the bests & worsts of Cars 1-3. What is a Pixar Re-Watch Episode? - 1:53 NON-SPOILER SECTION Cast and Crew - 3:55 Specs/Production Nuggets/Oscars Lens - 4:43 The Epic Clash: How Pixar Got Here - 9:30 NONSPOILER QUICK REVIEWS: Cars - 32:25 Cars 2 - 36:43 Cars 3 - 39:55 Spoiler Warning - 41:35 SPOILER-FILLED SECTION CARS: Pixar’s 22 Rules of Screenwriting No. 17 - 43:46 
Scenes of Heartbreak + Heart Warming- 46:16 Happy Pills + Highlights - 48:14 
Issues and Lowlights - 50:24 CARS 2 Pixar’s 22 Rules of Screenwriting No. 18 - 54:46 Happy Pills + Highlights - 56:27 Scenes of Heartbreak + Heart Warming- 57:15 Issues and Lowlights - 58:25 CARS 3 Pixar’s 22 Rules of Screenwriting No. 19 - 1:00:58 Scenes of Heartbreak + Heart Warming- 1:03:10 Happy Pills + Highlights - 1:04:33 Issues and Lowlights - 1:06:00 Final Thoughts - 1:09:28 Our Socials/Your Homework - 1:13:29 What’s Next/Coming Up On MMO - 1:14:16 Words of Wisdom - 1:16:11 They said it couldn’t be done. We said it shouldn’t be done. But we’re glad we accomplished this 3 movie review all in 1 single episode. It’s our 14th installment in this joyous Pixar re-watch, the show on Cars 1, 2, & 3. After some rapid fire specs on all three films, where you’ll be shocked by the insane toy and merchandising profits, Mike 1 does his impersonation of Woodward & Bernstein. I mean, it’s basically the same thing as we not only go behind the scenes, but into the corporate boardrooms and chronicle all of the Macchiavellian politics that led to one CEO’s downfall and the other’s meteoric rise to power. Then we attack the films in a shorthand version of what we normally do in these Pixar Series re-watches. The first half is non-spoilers, and we have a spoiler warning before we dive into the plots one by one. Do see the above time stamps if you’re worried about spoilers. Though we’ll be honest, if you’re worried about spoilers for Cars movies, you may have a problem. Our spoiler sections feature 3 more rules of Pixar’s 22 Rules of Storytelling. We apply them to these and other Pixar films, and we also talk about what genres fit this Cars universe best. Look, some of these plotlines make great sense. Others make us rage like we’ve never raged before in one of these. In fact, we want to see the prequel to these Cars movies, whether it’s called Judgement Day or War for the Planet of the Cars. Whatever the case, it’d be superior to any of these films, and we don’t hesitate to point this out and examine it. What’d you think? Are we wrong? Tell us. We have a thick skin, and we love to enjoy some friendly debates on these or any of the many movies we review. We’re at MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you listen to podcasts. When reality sucks, keep watching movies with us. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar!