Cars 2

When Mater, Finn, and Holley are tied down on Big Bentley's gears, ready to be crushed when the gears run into each other.

It is established that the gears rotate for every minute that passes on the clock.

When the clock reaches the time of 3:02 they are all two minutes away from being crushed.

The scene cuts away and when it returns, the clock face clearly shows a time of 3:05, but the gears have not moved inside.

When the cars are lined up for the first race, the action by the cars behind Lightning McQueen does not match between the racetrack and the video screen above the race.

Lightning McQueen calls Sir Miles Axlerod "Sir Axlerod" several times.

The correct way to address him would be "Sir Miles"; a knight is addressed as "Sir" followed by his first name.

When the cars race from Trafalgar Square to the Mall, they go through Admiralty Arch.

All three main arches are open.

In reality the central arch is always closed to traffic except on state occasions when the Royal vehicles are allowed through that way.

Normal traffic only uses the outer two main arches.

In the talk-show scene before Sir Miles Alexrod comes on screen, Lightning McQueen can be seen as one of the cars racing in the WGP graphics, however, Lightning has not yet agreed to race.

When Mater, Finn and Holly are in the jet, the lines on the carpet between Finn and Holly change between shots (before the hologram is seen.

) Mater is having trouble entering the roundabout at the Arc de Triomphe.

Incoming traffic has the right of way at this roundabout J.

Curby Gremlin introduces himself as "from Detroit".

Gremlins were made in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

When Towmater is Knighted, he would not be referred to as "Sir" either by the Queen or on the billboard.

Only a citizen of the Commonwealth may use this title.

Citizens of other nations may never be called "Sir" when receiving an honorary Knighthood.

When Axlerod is arrested, the police car to the left is gray, while the police car to the right is black.

After Mater opens Axlerod's bonnet, the black police car is silver.

Brent Mustangburger has clearly visible white walls on both the inside and outside of his tires.

Tires are manufactured with a white wall on only one side of the tire so that the user can decide whether or not to have them visible when installed on the vehicle.

The saddest thing about Pixar today is, they don't know what movie they are going to release on their 25th Anniversary since one of their upcoming projects "Newt" was cancelled despite from Blue Sky's Rio plot. Cars 2 feels like it's a direct-to-DVD film.

Pixar had always treaded carefully when it came to follow up films, with only Toy Story getting the honor given its established fan base, and soon, Monsters Inc getting a prequel as well. As to why Cars warranted a second film would be anyone's guess, but I suppose the story allowed some bandwidth to break out of the small town of Radiator Springs and into the big leagues of an international racing circuit to the tune of a lot more merchandise and toys to make money from, that it perhaps proved to be irresistible.

"Cars 2" is the sequel to "Cars" (well, duh). The only thing is, the two movies are hardly related to each other.

Once in a while, top-notch filmmakers and/or big stars take a break from making their usual brilliant passion projects, and go to do something fun, just to lighten their brain before preparing for the next big thing. James Cameron had "True Lies" in between his epic/sci-fi extravaganzas.

This was a terrible movie in every way. Its a PG-13 movie hidden in animation and certainly not G.

I am one of the few who thinks Cars 2 rocks.it may not have that "heart" as its predecessor,but it's still a fun,enjoyable movie.

Spies Holley Shiftwell (Emily Mortimer) and Finn McMissile (Michael Caine) are trying to contact an American spy to help stop an evil plot. The problem, Mater (Larry the Cable Guy) was mistaken as the American spy.

This whole movie is just one big mess that attempted to be a spy movie even as someone who personally loved the first and second car movie. Keep in mind i was a really young kid I will say the second one had problems I noticed but ignored as a child.