RoomMates RMK1520SCS Disney Pixar Autos Aide Cup Champs Peel & Stick Wall Decal
- Arrives with 19 wall decals
- Effortless to use – just peel and stick!
- Applies to any clean surface area
- Removable and repositionable with no sticky residue
- Produced in the USA
Record Value: $ twelve.99
Value: $ nine.99
Automobiles [Blu-ray]
- Disney/PIXAR’s Vehicles, the substantial-octane journey comedy from the creators of TOY STORY, THE INCREDIBLES and Obtaining NEMO, now seems to be and sounds far better than at any time in this Blu-ray disc developed from the first source file. Hotshot race vehicle Lightning McQueen (Owen Wilson) is dwelling lifestyle in the quick lane – right up until he hits a detour and will get stranded in Radiator Springs, a forgotten town on Route 66. The
Automobiles [Blu-ray]
Record Price tag: $ 34.99
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love em,
i bought these at target for 9 bucks,they were easy to put on,and move around,they are like a plastic film almost,not a sticker,but they stick good.after three times of moving them around,they had fuzzies stuck on them,i just rinsed with water,let them dry,and they were fine,came with lots of stickers,and varied in size,but there were some pretty big ones.my kid loves them,and i got them because i did’nt want to hang up stuff that could fall,and i did’nt want to do anything like paint or wall paper.seemed like it had alot of logo stickers, but had alot of characters too.the characters are the biggest in size,and no two were alike.great in graphics,price, and quality.they have a clear outline to them,but on the creme colorred walls,does’nt show up.great for akids room,or a quick good looking fix if you don’t wanna do anything drastic.cheap enough in price to where you can throw away when you decide to do something different.
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|Except for the bad guy…,
The stickers seem great, we had to reposition one of them, and there didn’t seem to be any loss in sticking. My only complaint is that there are a lot of little logo stickers, and I would have rather had more characters.
My kids only complaint was that they didn’t want Chick to be on the wall. He is a bad guy.
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|great decals!,
these are adorable, large decals. for about $10, they give you enough to easily fill one wall of a decent sized room, with some to spare. they go on easily and move about with no issues (no effect on paint). just be careful when you remove them from the sheet the first time.
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|Cars on Blu-ray is a WINNER!!!!!,
When Cars first came out on DVD, I was a little disappointed because there weren’t very many extras on it. I didn’t understand why Pixar would take one of their most popular films and give it such a mediocre treatment. Well…..now that I have the Blu-ray version of this film, I think I know why. They were saving it all for Cars debut on hi-def. This has to be the best looking picture I have seen yet on a hi-def title. I looks almost like the entire film is in 3-D!!! I managed to catch part of this movie on a hi-def cable channel and thought I would compare the two pictures. After a little fiddling, I managed to get both screens at the exact same frame, and was blown away at how much clearer the Blu-ray picture is. The Cine-Explore feature on this is the best special feature I’ve seen on a hi-def title. It is almost sensory overload at the amount of material that continuously pops up across the screen while the film is playing. This disc will be the one I will pop in to show my friends what Blu-ray is capable of doing. Every Blu-ray owner needs to get this title. I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.
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|Pixar does it again, but it had to grow on me.,
When I saw this movie in the theaters I enjoyed watching it enough, but I kept thinking this was the worst Pixar film I have seen. Funny thing is the worst Pixar film is still A grade material compared to most other animated features released. And while Cars didn’t wow me on the big screen the way The Incredibles or Monsters Inc (or a score of other Pixar films) the film grew on me in a big way when we got it home. You see my son (two years old at the time) loved to watch it. Being the inclusive dad that I am I would watch it with him. I got what Pixar was doing when I first saw Cars, but it didn’t resonate with me until repeated viewings. Now, while it’s still not my favorite Pixar movie, Cars made a believer out of me in what they were saying about this film.
You see Cars isn’t just a cartoon about a world where cars are people. It’s a tribute of the history of the automobile, a nod to NASCAR and its roots, and a love letter to Route 66. All of this done in a family-friendly and colorful animated universe. Any car nut with a broad spectrum interest in the automobile will find lots of different cars from different eras getting face time on this movie. NASCAR fans will love the racing sequences and level of detail dedicated to the sport. Those who remember the days before the Interstate system where there was as much fun travelling to your destination as there was being there will feel nostalgic for that time again. The movie hits on multiple levels, which is what makes it better than the sum of its parts.
Take that all away and you still have a fun cartoon. You have cars talking and acting like people for God’s sake! The kids will eat that up! Cars are getting into crazy situations that are in their own way a slight play on human issues. There are plenty of little jokes on that vein that both the kids and parents can laugh over. There is even a joke or two with a double meaning the adults may get a kick out of. This is all classic Pixar and does much to fill in the little spaces between story development.
The story? Well like I said when I first saw it I got what they were saying, but wasn’t impressed. It’s essentially much like an episode of The Andy Griffith Show I remember seeing where somebody from the big city gets stuck in Mayberry, desparate to get out, only to end up loving the town and wanting more. Maybe it was because it was in a way the preachiest of the Pixar films telling us we should slow down our busy lives and go back to simpler times. Not that it’s a bad message. Just not one that held onto on first viewing. Well after watching it several more times with my excited toddler the little details come into play that I either missed or ignored the first time around. The sleepy town that slowly comes to life the more their new visitor gives to it. The beautiful backdrops of painted deserts and canyons. There is character growth going on.
Cartoons live and die by their voice actors. While just about every animation company puts out movies that take advantage of celebrity power to gain an audience Pixar is one of the few who has consistently been able to get the best performances from them, and cars is no different. Every celebrity voice is pitch perfect and puts you in the view of the character more than the actor. Larry the Cable Guy as Mater the tow truck easily steals the show, but does it in such a way where you absolutely know it’s Larry doing the voice, but you see Mater as a character in of itself rather than a cartoon Larry. Owen Wilson puts his best sly, but whiner-like demeanor for racing star McQueen that’s his best. Some characters I still have trouble recognizing the transformation is so good. Tony Shalhoub (better known as Monk from the TV series) is absolutely unbelievable as tire shop owner Luigi. Better yet Michael Keaton as Chic Hicks barely sounds like Michael. Michael makes what is essentially the villain in the movie a very enjoyable and charismatic cut up. I can go on, but suffice it to say the “acting” is top notch.
Animation wise all I have to say is this is Pixar. They are just about the best in the business and what you see in this movie will impress even today. The race scenes are dynamically shot the same way you would see a big NASCAR race with gravel, debris, smoke and skid marks looking real. The level of detail is very impressive from the waxed shine on the cars to the minute dust.
This Blu-Ray release is pretty much identical to the previous release, but this time they include the DVD version as well. The differences between the Blu-Ray and DVD versions visually are striking, and that’s admitting the DVD looks great. The Blu-Ray technically has two menus, but that’s not a big deal. One of the menus has three options which are the movie, bonus cartoons and featurettes. Here’s a breakdown (features on the DVD will have an * beside them):
Mater and the Ghost…
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|Original and Heart Warming. 90 out of 100,
After seeing so many children’s movies with animals lately (Hoodwinked, Over the Hedge, Ice Age 2, etc.) Cars was a needed change. It was wonderful sitting down to a movie that offered something a bit different. Don’t get me wrong, our family loves movies with goofy animals. But after laughing at and with Tow Mater for 2 hours, I was so glad I didn’t see a silly squirrel in the whole movie. Tow Mater was awesome. We all hope to see Tow starring in his own flick! Bring on the sequel!!!
With that said, Cars is a heart warming story of a race car called Lightning McQueen who is full of himself. Lightning stumbles off the beaten path of life, and onto the backroads of route 66. There, Lightning McQueen finds all the things he was missing in life because of his self-absorption: friends, beauty, and love.
I was very pleasantly suprised with the story. Yes, Cars had many, many funny parts (especially the tractor tipping, and Tow Mater), but the story itself is what shines like a diamond. Cars is a movie that will have you leaving the theatre changed, looking for love, beauty and cherishing what you have. I can’t give a movie any greater compliment than this. A must see, and must own children’s movie.
Total Score (out of 100) = 90
43 (out of 50). Enjoyment. A rating based on my overall enjoyment of the film.
8 (out of 10). Acting. How good was the acting?
10 (out of 10). Immersion. Did the movie suck me into the story?
9 (out of 10). Intangibles. Special effects. Movie pace. Is the movie forgettable, or something you will talk about and remember for weeks? Years?
10 (out of 10). Must see. Is this movie worth seeing/renting?
8 (out of 10). Must buy. Is this movie a must buy/purchase?
Plus 2 extra bonus points for Tow Mater! Tow is a one one a kind children’s movie character that will not soon be forgotten.
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