The first two parts of Cars All revealed that youth is positive, and hard work will pay off. McQueen matured a little in the process of growing up, from being arrogant and arrogant to being able to meet a group of sincere friends. While he achieved results, he completed the sublimation of himself.
And this Cars is the last glimmer of my expectations for the series. McQueen, who has been in love with him for so long, is so old, he can't, no matter how hard he tries, he still loses to the new car.
After watching the movie, I came to the conclusion that the screenwriter was out of tune. In fact, Sterling's idea in the story is right. McQueen loses the next game and his image is one point lower. It is better to retire when he is in his prime.
Similarly, I hope that since Disney can't make a breakthrough, it won't make a third movie and ruin the first two. It is also quite shameful to use feelings to kidnap the box office.
Anyway, goodbye, Lightning McQueen.
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