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Hey brother, guys, as the father of three sons

who are five and under, I have seen the cars movies a lot,

like a lot. But you know what they love it my son Nate almost never

lets his lightning McQueen card go and the movies at least the first and third one

are really pretty good although I could go with watching that like crazy lightning

McQueen crash at the beginning of Cars three like a few less times.

Either way while Cars might not be like my favorite Pixar movies of all time they've

certainly grown on me a lot in the last year and their impact on the world of kids

Television cannot be denied. I can tell you from experience watching my kids own viewing experience.

There are just so many shows that are just talking cars or talking airplanes or talking

first responder vehicles or talking dinosaurs that are actually

construction vehicles. It goes on and on. And while cars might not have been the first

ever talking vehicle show it is certainly by far the most popular

and the one that's had the most impact.

Truly innovative and just so original?

Or is it?

Well, I recently heard that the original Cars One movie had an eerily similar plot to an old 1991 Michael J Fox movie, Doc Hollywood.

And you might think, Jay, how could a movie about a talking race car that gets stranded in the desert have anything to do with a doctor movie starring Michael J Fox and like, you know, real people? I know, it sounds wild wild but buckle up because the more I watched

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