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Posted by NC Wayne on June 16, 2006 at 18:54:36 from (64.12.116.74):
Hey guys, this is a little OT but you've got to go see the movie CARS, especially if you have kids. It's not as hillariously funny as I thought it'd be but it has it's moments and it's just a really good movie. I think one of the funniest parts is when "Mater" (the two truck)and Lightning McQueen (the racecar/main character) go out to the field for a night of "tractor tipping" (their version of cow tipping). You'll love how the tractors react, and just wait til the "bull" gets after them. Overall it has a great story line and is a great movie for everybody but if you've got kids I know they'll love it like mine did.------At the end of the movie hang around through the credits and at the very end you'll find out what happens to the "tourist couple" that go through town without stopping.
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