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‘Cars 3’ undergoes an unexpected reappraisal on Twitter

People are giving renewed attention to 'Cars 3' after a viral Twitter post pointed out how absolutely nail-biting the promo poster was.

Fans of Pixar are retroactively praising the promotional material for Cars 3 after a viral post put an impressively intense piece of artwork back into the spotlight.

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It all started when Matt Ramos posted an image for Cars 3, which showed Owen Wilson’s Lightning McQueen doing a gravity-defying flip, whose outcome seems quite uncertain, based on the tagline, “From this moment, everything will change.”

“Name a better teaser poster. I’ll wait…” Ramos captioned the post.

Another fan rightfully remarked, “there was absolutely no reason for the Cars 3 poster to go THIS hard.”

Another user pointed out how, while the poster seemed to indicate the film would be the “darkest Pixar movie ever,” no one ended up showing up at the box office to see how the mayhem unfolded.

https://twitter.com/AfterLi51707799/status/1517889657471709184?s=20&t=8gbh3xrJAO35Ngc69x_xdA

Another user was simply floored that the completely unnecessary sequel was released half a decade ago. 

https://twitter.com/Fan26_America/status/1517915981070352385?s=20&t=8gbh3xrJAO35Ngc69x_xdA

Other fans found the renewed attention on the threequel as an opportunity to heap praise on the movie as the true successor to the original, following the disastrous Cars 2

https://twitter.com/jimmijares1/status/1518045651581698048?s=20&t=8gbh3xrJAO35Ngc69x_xdA
https://twitter.com/ShaeKell_/status/1517995316347293699?s=20&t=8gbh3xrJAO35Ngc69x_xdA

In our own review of Cars 3, we acknowledged its superiority to the second film and being a rock-solid, if somewhat forgettable, effort overall.


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Danny Peterson covers entertainment news for WGTC and has previously enjoyed writing about housing, homelessness, the coronavirus pandemic, historic 2020 Oregon wildfires, and racial justice protests. Originally from Juneau, Alaska, Danny received his Bachelor's degree in English Literature from the University of Alaska Southeast and a Master's in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Oregon. He has written for The Portland Observer, worked as a digital enterprise reporter at KOIN 6 News, and is the co-producer of the award-winning documentary 'Escape from Eagle Creek.'