Cars [Includes Digital Copy] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray] [2006]

Fun and entertaining movie, and looks fantastic in 4K! Great looking SteelBook as well.

This is the first blue ray that I bought when I bought my PS3. I got this movie for my boy who is only a year and a half. He does not talk much but he can say cars real good!! He loves this movie!! Ive personally seen it maybe 20 times. Its an interesting movie, that keeps kids entertained!!

What an upgrade! I owned the original Blu-ray and it was nice, for sure. But the 4K and HDR treatment here is phenomenal. Add to that an immersive audio track courtesy of Dolby Atmos, and the film becomes a new experience for fans who have seen this film before. The opening race scene lets you know immediately what the 4K UHD Blu-ray offers over the previous iterations of this film on home media. It's fantastic. The crowd cheers while the cars roar around the room. Low frequency effects are sprinkled throughout that will occasionally rumble the room. Add to that the exclusive Steelbook packaging and a very low price (I purchased this during a holiday sale), and you just cannot pass it up. I am so glad I upgraded this movie in my collection. Highly recommended.

Cars looks great on the UHD format, and most all of its excellence can be attributed to the HDR color spectrum. The HDR color spectrum is a boon for the image. Take a look at the film's title card, which is "Cars" painted onto a race track. The add to color depth is striking. Not only is the red far deeper and punchier but the surrounding gray pavement enjoys a significant boost to its scale, too. The cars look lovely under the bright racing lights. The sheen is spectacular, the colors pop with amazing authority, and various overlaid graphics seen during the TV broadcast segments dazzle. The first race is nothing short of a visual treat, with all of those luscious colors -- reds, greens, blues, yellows -- enjoying some serious brilliance that make the Blu-ray's SDR colors appear washed out and dull in comparison. The image dazzles along the way to Radiator Springs, such as when several cars with neon accents cause some mayhem that results in McQueen being jettisoned from his trailer, "Mack," and eventually winding up in the dusty has-been town of Radiator Springs. Building façades and the earthy terrain around town find a new gear for color depth and accuracy while the various new cars McQueen meets, including the rusted and worn Mater, are all HDR highlights for their own peculiarities and place on the color wheel. Whites dazzle and blacks are superbly deep. While the increase in resolution does little for the presentation, the HDR colors allow the movie to leap to another level. This is a very worthwhile upgrade, even if the majority of the upgrade falls into a single category.

As a general rule, I don't like NASCAR. The beginning definitely shows everything I find obnoxious about NASCAR, but I stuck with it because my little ones like things with wheels. I was glad I stuck with the movie. The character development is a fun journey as you discover each character, complex and simple. The scenery is quite nice too - although I'm pretty certain no one location along Route 66 has ALL of the things in the movie in such close proximity (maybe I'm wrong and if I am, I'd love to know where I should be planning a future vacation). Overall it was a fun family movie and my children love it.

I love these movies and the original Cars is one of my favorites. I have the Blu-Ray, the 3D and now the 4K versions. I found that the 4K adds great color to Lightning McQueen and the graphics are spectacular. With my surround sound system, the audio is fantastic. I definitely recommend this 4K movie.

Movie is a great blast from the past. Just as enjoyable as when I was younger. Definitely stands the test of time. Yes it has a tad bit of Disney Sauce all over it but you're watching a Disney movie after all. Unique premise as well. The Cars steelbook is one of the better looking one although the choice for the character on the back is questionable. Definitely a buy especially if it goes on sale.

Disney and Pixar re-released a Blu-ray DVD combo pack for a lot of their movies Cars being one of them. I have cars on a DVD combo pack and that was a great combo pack. This is a Blu-ray DVD reissue and it is excellent. You have a broad range of actors in this movie Owen Wilson's playing Lightning McQueen Michael Keaton playing Chick Hicks. Paul Newman playing Doc Hudson. Larry the Cable Guy playing Tow Mater, and a variety of other people. What the broad range of actor is a great script This was meant to be a classic by Pixar. If your big fan of Pixar and Disney this is definitely a must-have I give it five stars because you can't not like this movie.