If you're worried about a darker Cars 3," time to hit the brakes. A new sneak peek of the film shows it won't be totally dark, just a little dramatic.
Back in November 2016, the first trailer for the upcoming Cars 3 film came out, showing what appeared to be a darker story than previous installments. The storys hero Lightning McQueen suffers from a car accident, apparently putting an end to his career.
The trailers sole message: "From this moment, everything will change."
Dark, to say the least.
But a new exclusive sneak peek of the 2017 film offers a little bit more detail about how this sequel will shape up. McQueen still suffers from the wreck in this teaser, but hes also told that he will have a tough time racing again, especially with new, more technologically-advanced vehicles.
The trailer remains grounded in seriousness, with no gags or jokes to be heard.
According to BGR, this may actually be a smart decision from Pixar.
Either way, its clear that Pixar is taking a very different approach after Cars 2 failed to register with the general public, BGR explained. It remains the studios lowest rated film by a significant margin, so its not surprising to see them take a different approach. At the end of the day, no matter how it turns out, itll be better than Cars 2.
Watch here.
Back in November 2016, the first trailer for the upcoming Cars 3 film came out, showing what appeared to be a darker story than previous installments. The storys hero Lightning McQueen suffers from a car accident, apparently putting an end to his career.
The trailers sole message: "From this moment, everything will change."
Dark, to say the least.
But a new exclusive sneak peek of the 2017 film offers a little bit more detail about how this sequel will shape up. McQueen still suffers from the wreck in this teaser, but hes also told that he will have a tough time racing again, especially with new, more technologically-advanced vehicles.
The trailer remains grounded in seriousness, with no gags or jokes to be heard.
According to BGR, this may actually be a smart decision from Pixar.
Either way, its clear that Pixar is taking a very different approach after Cars 2 failed to register with the general public, BGR explained. It remains the studios lowest rated film by a significant margin, so its not surprising to see them take a different approach. At the end of the day, no matter how it turns out, itll be better than Cars 2.
Watch here.