Cars 2

Titolo originale: Cars 2
Regia: John Lasseter
Anno: 2011
Origine: United States of America
Generi: Animazione Famiglia Avventura Commedia
Tag: car race | sports | spy | villain | sequel | anthropomorphism | best friend | british spy | duringcreditsstinger | grand prix | loving | pathetic | absurd |
Cast: Larry the Cable Guy Owen Wilson Michael Caine Emily Mortimer Eddie Izzard John Turturro Brent Musburger Joe Mantegna Thomas Kretschmann Peter Jacobson Bonnie Hunt Darrell Waltrip Franco Nero David Hobbs Patrick Walker Tony Shalhoub Jeff Garlin Michel Michelis Jason Isaacs Lloyd Sherr Bruce Campbell Teresa Gallagher Jenifer Lewis Stanley Townsend Velibor Topic Sig Hansen Guido Quaroni Vanessa Redgrave John Mainieri Bradford Lewis Cheech Marin Jeff Gordon Lewis Hamilton Paul Dooley Edie McClurg Richard Kind Katherine Helmond John Ratzenberger Michael Wallis Catie Bolt Gillian Bolt Jess Fulton Sonoko Konishi John Lasseter Daisuke "Dice" Tsutsumi

Un ricco magnate del petrolio decide di passare ai carburanti ecologici e per promuovere l'affidabilità della sua nuova miscela organizza un campionato di tre gare, ognuna in un paese diverso (Inghilterra, Giappone e Italia) a cui parteciperanno le automobili più veloci del mondo con lo scopo di determinare quale sia la più potente. Saetta McQueen ovviamente è in prima linea e dovrà vedersela con Francesco Bernoulli, auto da Formula 1 arrogante e spaccona. Le gare però sono funestate da incidenti sui quali vigilano Finn McMissile e Holly Shiftwell, agenti segreti dell'intelligence impegnati ad indagare su un intrigo internazionale che sventuratamente scambiano Carl Attrezzi per una spia sotto copertura, coinvolgendolo nella delicatissima operazione con i prevedibili esiti disastrosi.

Approfondimenti

All five Pixar films directed by John Lasseter - Toy Story - Il mondo dei giocattoli (1995), A [...]	D
A sign appears in Tokyo showing a car version of Lotso Huggin' Bear from Toy Story 3 - La grand [...]	D
In the beginning, when Finn is spying on the new weapon, if you squint your eyes, you will see [...]	D
John Lasseter conceived the story for this movie while he was in Europe promoting Cars - Motori [...]	D
The last Cars film to include Wilhelm Screams.	D
This is the first Pixar movie to use the credit of Datasat Digital Sound logo.	D
The song "You Might Think" in an early montage scene is performed here by Weezer, but was origi [...]	D
The last Pixar movie to use the credit of Dolby Digital logo.	D
The only movie in the franchise to not have an after credits scene.	D
Stephenson is named after the "father of railways", George Stephenson.	D
The British Intelligence seal in the private jet that McMissile and Shiftwell use says "Honor, [...]	D
As of 2012, this is the only Pixar movie to not receive an Academy Award nomination.	D
Finn McMissile's license plate - 314-FNMC - includes Sir Michael Caine's birthday, March 14th. [...]	D
The voice actor for Doc Hudson, for the Latin American Spanish dub, in Cars (2006), was Pedro A [...]	D
Announcer Darrell Cartrip is a Chevy Monte Carlo, David Hobbscap is a 1963 E-Type Jaguar, in Br [...]	D
Al Oft the Lightyear blimp from Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006) appears in Italy.	D
This is Disney's first animated sequel to be produced in 2.35:1 aspect ratio, unlike the other [...]	D
The final Pixar film to be directed by John Lasseter, prior to his exit from Pixar and Disney A [...]	D
Is the only Cars movie to not have a climactic final race in the United States toward the end, [...]	D
The name Miles Axlerod, as voiced by Eddie Izzard, was taken from one of Izzard's stand-up rout [...]	D
Like with Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006), which released the same year as Cappuccetto rosso e gl [...]	D
Pixar's twelfth feature film.	D
This is the last film to be animated in Pixar's animation software, Marionette, which was succe [...]	D
After Mater and McQueen are done "cow tipping" the Colossus XXL, they drive past the drive-in. [...]	D
Cheech Marin's second animated movie of 2011 after Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil (2011).	D
Tomber (French for "tumbling") is a Reliant Regal three wheeler, a car notorious for its poor h [...]	D
The script originally had five races with Paris and Germany, in addition to Tokyo, London, and [...]	D
Pixar's latest G-rated movie to contain death.	D
Pixar disowned the movie since it release. Which may be one of the reasons why Cars 3 (2017) ha [...]	D
Bradford Lewis' final involvement with Pixar before his departure after the film was released. [...]	D
The twin Japanese cars who greet Mater and Finn McMissile in the airport lounge are named Mei a [...]	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: The "A113" mark (referring to a CalArts classroom used by many Pixar emplo [...]	D
The only Cars film not to be released the same year as a direct-to-video sequel to Ragazze nel [...]	D
The only animated movie composed by Michael Giacchino to not win nor be nominated for the Acade [...]	D
Chuki from Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006) makes a cameo on the bathroom television.	D
The lowest rated Pixar movie to date.	D
First Pixar follow-up movie, where the main protagonist and a supporting character switch roles [...]	D
Although various makes and models of cars seen in the Cars movies are so identical to the origi [...]	D
Porto Corsa is a fictional composite of Nice, France, Portofino, Italy, and the Monaco Grand Pr [...]	D
Although Chick Hicks is not in this movie, he makes an appearance in the video game as a DLC ch [...]	D
The last Pixar movie to use the credit of SDDS Sony Dynamic Digital Sound logo.	D
Remains the only installment in the Cars franchise to feature Sir Michael Caine as Finn McMissi [...]	D
The plane, on which Lightning and Mater travel, to the first race in Tokyo, is called Everett, [...]	D
Pixar's fifth film to release the same day as where a Walt Disney Animation Studios film previo [...]	D
Luigi's Uncle Topolino and Mama Topolino are voiced by married couple Franco Nero and Vanessa R [...]	D
When Mater enters the toilet in Japan, all the cubicles are locked, and when Rod "Torque" Redli [...]	D
Remains the only John Lasseter-directed Pixar film to not be composed by Randy Newman.	D
FRANCHISE TRADEMARK: The Pizza Planet truck appears twice: as a guest on the Tire Talk televisi [...]	D
On the plane ride to Tokyo, Mater and Lightning are watching a cars' version of Takeshi's Castl [...]	D
In the streetfight with the lemons near the end of the movie Flo literally "flashes her headlig [...]	D
Finn McMissile is a hybrid of several cars. The roof-line and doors are from a Volvo P1800, the [...]	D
HIDDEN MICKEY: Luigi's family are all variants of the Fiat 500, a popular small car produced in [...]	D
In the credits, Tow Mater's passport shows that he was born on January 12, 1957, in Radiator Sp [...]	D
During the montage of Lightning, Mater and the gang exploring Tokyo, at one point, they pass a [...]	D
The second Pixar film of 2010s to be rated G by the MPAA, after Toy Story 3 (2010).	D
Rod "Torque" Redline, the American spy, who is supposed to meet Finn McMissile and Holley Shift [...]	D
Holly Shiftwell's name is a nod to the CIA spy, Felicity Shagwell, from the Austin Powers movie [...]	D
This movie is dedicated to the loving memory of Japeth Pieper (1965-2010), a digital painter an [...]	D
Siddeley's name is a reference to the British aerospace company, Hawker Siddeley.	D
The fourth Disney's animated film to be scored by Michael Giacchino, after Gli Incredibili - Un [...]	D
Most of the World Grand Prix racers' numbers are probably referencing to the years of previous [...]	D
The only Cars film that does not feature Chick Hicks.	D
The sixth Pixar movie to be produced in 2.35:1, after A Bug's Life - Megaminimondo (1998), Gli [...]	D
The first Pixar movie not to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Film since th [...]	D
The scene inside Big Bentley is a possible nod to the 1986 animated movie Basil l'investigatopo [...]	D
Jeff Gorvette's racing number was originally planned to be "3", but it was changed to "24", to [...]	D
The last Cars film to date to be nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature.	D
Professor Z is a Zündapp Janus, a German microcar made by the Zündapp motorcycle company [...]	D
When Mater is trying to drive away from McQueen while driving backwards, Darrell Cartrip mentio [...]	D
Disney's first animated film to be released on June 24 since Il Re Leone (1994).	D
Like with Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006), which released the same year as Happy Feet (2006), thi [...]	D
There are several hints toward the big reveal that Miles Axlerod is the true villain: When Mate [...]	D
The last appearance of Mia and Tia, who are both fans of Lightning McQueen.	D
Larry the Cable Guy (Mater) has said "Cars 2 was kind of like more of a Mater tale. It had real [...]	D
In this movie, John Ratzenberger had his fewest lines out of any Pixar movie. His character Mac [...]	D
Richard Kind's and Eddie Izzard's second animated movie together, after Disney's Uno zoo in fug [...]	D
In the scene where Finn McMissile is out at sea and is confronted, the boat he is on gives the [...]	D
Chick Hicks was originally going to return from Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006) as an ally of the [...]	D
The bad guy's ships (that guarded their oil platforms) are modelled on the Independence class o [...]	D
During the end credits, as a map of the U.S. is shown, Pixar's headquarters can be seen in nort [...]	D
This movie was going to be directed by Bradford Lewis, but due to problems during production, J [...]	D
This is the first Pixar sequel to produced in 2.35:1, unlike their other sequels were produced [...]	D
The only Cars film in the franchise not to be composed by Randy Newman (Instead, it is composed [...]	D
Is Pixar's second follow-up movie where a character was re-cast, which applies to Fillmore. The [...]	D
Fillmore's license plate reads 51237. George Carlin's birth date was May 12, 1937. 51237 is als [...]	D
Boat in the opening scene of the movie is highly inspired by the FV Northwestern, a fishing ves [...]	D
Disney's third computer-animated film to not be nominated for the academy award for best animat [...]	D
The fourth Pixar film to be scored by Michael Giacchino, after Gli Incredibili - Una 'normale' [...]	D
The Queen is a classic 1950s Rolls-Royce Phantom IV. Prince Wheeliam is a Bentley Continental G [...]	D
Not counting spin-offs, this film makes Cars the first computer-animated theatrical film franch [...]	D
The third Pixar movie to feature Jeff Garlin after WALL-E (2008) and Toy Story 3 - La grande fu [...]	D
Rod "Torque" Redline's registration plate reads "M1911A1". M1911A1 is a famous/popular American [...]	D
The boat in the beginning of the movie, that is transporting Finn McMissile, is an almost exact [...]	D
John Lasseter gave up directing Toy Story 3 - La grande fuga (2010) for this movie, with it bei [...]	D
The Luxo, Jr. lamp appears in the credits.	D
Pixar's first follow-up film outside the Toy Story franchise, making Cars (2006) Pixar's second [...]	D
The race car "Francesco Bernoulli" is based on a modern Formula 1 Grand Prix car. It's named af [...]	D
When Finn (Sir Michael Caine) was on the plane after discussing the photo of the engine, he say [...]	D
The last appearance of Van and Mini.	D
Sir Michael Caine's second animated movie of 2011, after Gnomeo & Giulietta (2011).	D
A large crash in Monaco collected a majority of the cars. Two cars to avoid at the accident whe [...]	D
The third Disney's computer-animated sequel, after Toy Story 2 - Woody & Buzz alla riscossa (19 [...]	D
The Pixar Animation Studios building shows up in the end credits.	D
Rod "Torque" Redline's license plate reads "M1911A1", which is the name of the famous .45 calib [...]	D
Rod "Torque" Redline's license plate is a Michigan plate. Michigan is where Detroit is located, [...]	D
The only Cars film where the main character doesn't appear in a new paint job at the end.	D
Finn McMissile was originally conceived for an unused scene in Cars - Motori ruggenti (2006), w [...]	D
Axlerod's disguised voice as the Big Boss Lemon was accomplished by digitally altering Eddie Iz [...]	D
The last Cars film to have a co-director.	D
Out of respect for Paul Newman, who died in 2008, Doc Hudson Hornet from Cars - Motori ruggenti [...]	D
In a nod to John Lasseter, a banner for "LasseTyres" can be seen on the London racetrack.	D
One of the Japanese cars is named Kimura Kaizo. "Kaizo" is a Japanese word meaning "modified" o [...]	D
The only Pixar movie to receive a "Rotten" collective rating from critics at Rotten Tomatoes, a [...]	D
In Italy, Holley Shiftwell says that they reprogrammed the city's red lights. This is likely an [...]	D
Pixar is known to include references to their upcoming productions. Characters from Pixar's nex [...]	D
A Bentley Speed Six affectionately know as 'Big Bentley' (Cars version of Big Ben) was also a r [...]	D
The last Cars film to be directed by John Lasseter.	D
The ending scene where Mater tells the events of the movie to an incredulous crowd is a referen [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: A subdued Wilhelm scream is heard as Grem and Acer are beat up in the Ye Left T [...]	D
The last Pixar movie for Steve Jobs before his death.	D
Professor Z is the third character in a Pixar film thought to be the film's main antagonist, wh [...]	D
Lloyd Sherr's second theatrically released animated film after Barnyard - Il cortile (2006).	D
This is the last Pixar movie to have the current Disney logo read "Walt Disney Pictures". This [...]	D
The third computer-animated sequel to be produced at 2.35:1 after Shrek 4: e vissero felici e c [...]	D
The last Cars film to show the Wheel Well Motel and Luigi's obsession with Ferraris.	D
On the movie poster, a country shaped like a car can be seen.	D
One of the sponsor boards at the race reads "Lassetire", a direct call-out to director John Las [...]	D
The first Cars movie with the word "awesome".	D
The last Pixar movie to feature the 2006-2014 Walt Disney Pictures logo.	D
At one point, Mater is prompted to think of insurance agents, and he sings the State Farm Auto [...]	D
Gusteau's restaurant from Ratatouille (2007) makes an appearance in this movie under the name " [...]	D
When a car explodes and flies through the air he lands on a car version of Harryhausen's from M [...]	D
The only film of the franchise to date where the main villain is not a rival racecar, whereas i [...]	D
In pit lane at the British Grand Prix, two of the names on the wall above the pits are "Lewis H [...]	D
During the race in England, there is a sign on the track wall that says "Lassetyre". This is a [...]	D
In England, the cars pass under the Admiralty Arch. The Latin motto on the real arch reads: ANN [...]	D
Doc Hudson is based on the Hudson Hornet. The Hudson Motor Car Company merged with Nash-Kelvinator i [...]	D
The first Pixar movie not to win the Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Feature Film since the cat [...]	D