When I saw Cruz tell McQueen about his racing dreams, I had a feeling it might end up being Cruz as a race car driver. In fact, the whole movie is also going in this direction, including mentioning the doctor's career and coaching career, and McQueen's efforts again and again to no avail, all implying that McQueen will step back behind the scenes.
But I still hope to see McQueen cross the finish line, get the spotlight and cheers from the audience, and tell everyone, Lightning McQueen, once again created a miracle. It's not that I can't accept the story of the hero's twilight, but there should always be some people, some stories will always be in their prime, like Sakuragi Huadao and Rukawa Kaede, we can allow our youth to pass, allow our blood to cool, but we must let it go. They will always be the teenager who made us cry.
McQueen actually has this label in my heart. When the first film came out, I was still in elementary school, and at that time, the school organized movie watching. It's a bit embarrassing to say it. At that time, the person I wanted to marry the most was McQueen. I think he was really handsome, full of youthful spirit, high-spirited, magnanimous and pure, and he was simply shining on the field.
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Now that McQueen has retired as a coach, the Cars series is probably over, and I say goodbye to my childhood boy Shinto. In my heart, you will always be that legendary boy.
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