Personally, l’d love a Disney+ TV Show about Lightning McQueen’s rookie season in its entirety (relying either on “The Rookie” comic book or an original story) or one about his glory days in Piston Cup, showing his rivalry on track with Chick Hicks and other drivers (similar to the first few minutes of Cars 3). I think it would be interesting exploring this aspects of the Cars franchise given the fact we’ve never seen McQueen achieve glory throughout the franchise (expect videogames, essentially), and would also be able to expand its mythology featuring characters from the THQ games and other spinoffs.

Anyway, what’s your dream spinoff?

If you don’t know about this place, it’s located outside of Mexico City.

The story goes that Don Julián Santana Barrera either come across the body of a girl floating in the canals or failed to save her from drowning. The next day, Barrera found a doll drifting down the canal; believing it belonged to the girl, he hung the doll from a tree in her memory and as a talisman to ward off evil spirits. It is speculated that after her death the young girl's spirit haunted the island, and to appease her Barrera began scouring the trash and trading produce from his garden in exchange for more dolls which now litter the island.

In this scene, Ernesto is currently getting recorded and watched by all his fans. Miquel presented himself as Ernesto's Great Great Grandson and they have no context that it was a misundestanding, so to their view, De la Cruz is literally throwing his nephiew off a building

She was strict. She had high standards

As such, with a Dean from a prestigious university such as MU

I admit she was harsh but never untruthful. I especially like that part where sulley accidentally knocked over her canister, and it broke, and she wasn't that mad. Most likely annoyed but not furious

It was an accident between two students squabble and like she says "important thing no one got hurt" and Mike even pointed out she's taking it remarkably well

And no doubt she was harsh, but she needed to be especially with a Sullivan that doesn't take MU seriously and a very determined but not scary monster who also did sorta caused the accident during the finals

When sulley was going to enter the human world. Hardscrabble sounded more worried than furious, sure she's a hardheaded Dean, but she's still a Dean of an institution, and a students safety is one of her responsibilities

And when sulley and Mike were leaving MU, she even wished Mike luck and encouraged him to surprise more monsters

I can't put into words how much I like her after realizing this long ago

He didn't even roar imo. more like snarled, in the scare game he yelled and roared

In this scene, it was more like a wolve snarling but less scary. There wasn't any scream (from mike) in it

Hypothetically what do you think Dash from the Incredibles would look like and be like as a 20 year old compared to his 10 year old self in the movies?

You’d never think this film came out almost 24 years ago, it still looks and sounds stunning to this day!

A true ‘modern classic’!

Here are the Lyrics translated from Arabic To English:

I am the true friend—the real deal. My heart is pure; I am your companion if you ever lose your way or face hardship and loneliness. Believe me, no one shares your burdens quite like a friend. Yes, I am that friend. You have problems, and so do I; there is nothing I wouldn't do for you. My heart is with you because you are my one and only friend. Someone else might be smarter, braver, or even stronger than me—perhaps! But surely, no one can match my loyalty. For no matter how the days go by, our bond only grows stronger, filled with ever-increasing love and peace. Because I am the friend—yes, I am the friend. I am the friend.

I'll always remember, at the end of Ratatouille (2007), there it was this stamp. I just learned it was director Brad Bird who added it in the credits guaranteeing "100% Genuine Animation" with no motion capture or performance shortcuts used. He put it in back when mo-cap movies were everywhere to flex how every frame was animated by hand, and he even brought it back years later for Incredibles 2. Honestly, I just love this mindset so much. Especially nowadays with AI and automated shortcuts taking over so much creative work, I really wish more studios took this kind of pride in pure human effort and artistry.

I mean like shot for shot the same movie same dialogue but with the same visual quality as 2 I personally think it would look awesome but I wanna hear your thoughts