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Cast

John Turturro
as Francesco Bernoulli

Eddie Izzard
as Miles Axlerod

Michael Caine
as Finn McMissile

Emily Mortimer
as Holly Shiftwell

Bonnie Hunt
as Sally

Tony Shalhoub
as Luigi

Cheech Marin
as Ramone

Jason Isaacs
as Siddeley/Leland Turbo

Joe Mantegna
as Grem

Peter Jacobson
as Acer

Thomas Kretschmann
as Professor Zundapp

Paul Dooley
as Sarge

Jenifer Lewis
as Flo

Katherine Helmond
as Lizzie

Franco Nero
as Uncle Topolino

Vanessa Redgrave
as The Queen/Mama Topolino

Michel Michelis
as Tomber

Jeff Gordon
as Jeff Gorvette

Darell Waltrip
as Darrell Cartrip

David Hobbs
as David Hobbscap

Jeff Garlin
as Otis

Sig Hansen
as Crabby

Brent Musberger
as Brent Mustangburger

Guido Quaroni
as Guido

Lloyd Sherr
as Fillmore/Combat Ship52

John Ratzenberger
as Mack

Michael Wallis
as Sheriff

Bruce Campbell
as Rod "Torque" Redline

Lewis Hamilton
as Lewis Hamilton

Teresa Gallagher
as Mater's Computer

Richard Kind
as Van

Brad Lewis
as Tubbs Pacer

John Mainieri
as J. Curby Gremlin

Edie McClurg
as Minny

Velibor Topic
as Alexander Hugo

Stanley Townsend
as Victor Hugo/Vladimir Trunkov/Ivan the Tow Truck

Patrick Walker
as Mel Dorado

Owen Wilson
as Lightning McQueen

Larry The Cable Guy
as Mater

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Audience Reviews for Cars 2

• Jun 19, 2016

  While it may be Pixar's weakest film to date, Cars 2 is still a satisfying diversion for two hours - even if the story and characters force you to turn your brain off.
  Matthew M Super Reviewer
• Dec 16, 2015

  This movie lacked what other Pixar movies didn't lack. The first Cars was okay, but did we need a sequel?
  EpicLadySponge t Super Reviewer
• Aug 18, 2014

  Lacking compared to the first one, but kids will enjoy it anyway.
  Angela A Super Reviewer
• Nov 18, 2013

  Jesus Christ, it reminds me of <i>Fay Grim</i> (2006)...... What a bizarre turn of bizarre events that came straight out from Bizarro world. I saw <i>Cars 2</i> <b>for the first time</b> exactly one week after watching Hal Hartley's sequel to <i>Henry Fool</i>, called <i>Fay Grim</i>. And it suffers from exactly the same f***ing syndrome: an illusion of international espionage parody. Wha.... Whhh What's the use? What's the logic behind such decision? In what book is it stated that making a film with thought-provoking reflections, either metaphysical, earthly or heartwarming, and continuing it with a "comedic" international espionage twist is supposed to contribute ANYTHING to the story? I would only justify such attempt with independent or renowned filmmakers, <b>as was the case of Hal Hartley</b>, but we are talking about Pixar here, a company focused at making trascendental 3D-animated films aimed at all types of audiences. This had no nostalgic quality, no logic in its continuity, no comprehensible character connections. No, it's just a parody. A bad one. I blame Pixar greatly because it hasn't been listening to the suggestions (let's not call them "demands") of fans: if there must be a sequel, it must be <i>The Incredibles 2</i>, not Cars 2, not Finding Dory, not Monsters University, no Toy Story 3 (an overrated sentimental mess). They are getting it all wrong. 90% of the times, sequels are signs of imminent scarcity in creativity. Pixar falls into that 90% of cases. How shameful. 54/100
  Edgar C Super Reviewer

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