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 Commercenter Cinema 2, Filinvest City, Muntinlupa Blindsided by a new generation of blazing-fast cars, the legendary Lighting McQueen finds himself pushed out of the sport that he loves. Hoping to get back in the game, he turns to Cruz Ramirez, an eager young technician who has her own plans for winning. With inspiration from the Fabulous Hudson Hornet and a few unexpected turns, No. 95 prepares to compete on Piston Cup Racing's biggest stage. -WWW Release date: 26 July 2017 (Philippines) Director: Brian Fee Screenwriters: Kiel Murray, Bob Peterson and Mike Rich Story by: Brian Fee, Ben Queen, Eyal Podell and Jonathan E. Stewart Music by: Randy Newman   Take note:  There is one(1) post credit scene (so there's a Cars 4 in the offing) and  Paul Newman   as  Doc Hudson , McQueen's former mentor and crew chief, who used to be the Fabulous Hudson Hornet #51. He appears in flashbacks that include previously unused recordings of Newman from...

More or less, I've seen this movie twice.  Once as a full film feature and in parts.  The truth is that I never intended to see this again after a long time .  Why? Not because I didn't like it the first time I watched it, but nothing really drove me to see it again and again and again.  There are movies that have that kind of effect on me and this was not one of it. I have respect for the actors for all of them are very versatile.  I have great respect for James L. Brooks who wrote and directed the play.  The story weaving is almost seamless, but... But what?   There was something missing. Something I could not name. Anyways, when it was being aired again on TV I got a little interested again, so I joined my mom, but left when I had to.  Later, she watched it again, around the middle part, and I finished the film with her. She seemed to like the twists and turns that kind of convinced me that it was worth a second look as a full feature f...