Both of these movies have a movie within a movie scene.
WB chose to show a classic silent film The General which was released by United Artists
and Pixar chose to cross promote and show other Pixar movies.
According to the rating, both films are suitable for kids.
Two cars show their titties in Cars, but it gets a G rating because kids see car titties
all the time without parent supervision.
Doc Hollywood is rated PG13 which is real surprising because anytime a woman is topless
in a film it’s usually rated R. This movie’s about a young hot shot who gets a big break
in California.
On his way to California, the main character takes a long road trip, makes a detour and
gets lost after missing the interstate.
In Cars, a Big Rig falls asleep on the road and his negligence behind the wheel almost
causes the main red car to get into an accident, but thankfully the red car survives.
In Doc Hollywood, the same thing happens and the big rig driver is falling asleep at the
wheel, but in this movie the red car gets destroyed.
The main character drives through this small town and wrecks everything in site.
A cop sees the whole thing and the car’s insurance rates are about to go sky high.
They get to court and both judges are really pissed at all the damage the red car caused.
This judge sentences the Doctor to community service and this judge lets McQueen off with
a warning and it isn’t until the town attorney starts hating that McQueen is sentenced to
community service.
The young hot shot pleads with the judge reminding everyone in the town he has to be in California in
a week.
This judge tells him it’s no big deal and if he does the job right he’ll get it done
in 5 days.
The other judge tells him it will take 32 hours.
McQueen says F that and tries to runaway.
He eventually runs out of gas.
I’m positive Dr. Stone would’ve ran away too, but his car is in the shop.
The townspeople don’t get a lot of tourists, so when the hot shot brings his sportscar
to town, the mechanics beg the main character to let them work on it.
The main character eventually say yes in both movies, but the main difference is Stone
pays the mechanic by trading him a pig and McQueen is so cheap he only pays the mechanics
with a thank you.
During their community service, both main characters bump heads with the local physician.
Doc is always hard to find because he has to balance 3 jobs (audio).
This Doc only has one job and it’s hard to find him because he’s lazy (phone audio).
Both Docs become an unofficial mentor and give the main character advice on how to do
their job.
Stone does what Doc tells him to right away and it works because the little boy could’ve
died if Stone didn’t follow Doc’s orders.
McQueen waits until the end of the movie to follow Doc’s orders and it doesn’t work
because he ends up finishing last in the race.
One day the main character goes in Doc’s office and sees pictures of all his defining
moments from the past.
Doc says these moments are priceless, but he’d trade them for gold (audio).
This Doc’s moments are defined by gold and he says it’s nothing but an empty cup (audio).
Later on in the movie the young hot shot gets extremely bored.
The townspeople are generic and he gets sick and tired of them super fast.
There’s the country bama who can’t read (audio), the
sassy black woman and the horny old lady (audio).
Radiator Springs has tourism problems so when people visit they annoy them to get them to
spend money.
Grady has medical problems so when people visit they annoy them by spending money on
them (audio).
Also, the people in the town are enablers.
These folks try to get the main character drunk.
These folks try to get the main character high (audio).
To make time go by faster he starts dreaming.
McQueen dreams he gets a fat endorsement deal from Dinoco.
His dream never comes true because at the end he declines Dinoco’s offer.
Dr. Stone dreams he saw Lou naked and his dream comes true when he sees her naked in
the very next scene.
The big city character keeps flirting with the small-town girl, but she doesn’t fall
for any or his lines.
Sally is single and plays hard to get in Cars and in Doc Hollywood, it’s complicated,
but Lou has a boyfriend.
Lou is going to law school to become an attorney one day while Sally has already graduated
from law school and is an attorney.
The lovebirds have more chemistry than a junior in high school.
They’ve both spent time in a big city.
Sally used to be a rich big city lawyer and downgraded to a life in Radiator Springs and
Lou used to be a broke college student and upgraded to life in Grady, South Carolina.
After heartfelt moments like this, the two become closer.
They take a romantic scenic route trip out to the country side and learn about each other
some more.
That same day, Sally turns around and the crack of her butt is showing and McQueen sees
it and compliments her on her waistline tattoo.
Stone respects the hell out of Lou and when she pulls her pants down, Stone looks the
other way because that’s somebody’s momma.
Things get intense in Doc Hollywood when the old doctor has a near death experience.
Doc in Cars had a near death experience too, but it was during his younger years.
The car gets a brand new paint job and new parts or whatever.
It’s time for McQueen to leave for LA when he’s done with his community service and
the road is paved.
The only reason it’s time for Stone to leave for LA is the judge had a change of heart
and reduced his community service hours (audio).
Before the young hot shot leaves for the big city, there’s a small town celebration.
The main character is dancing with someone they have no interest in, but leaves her behind
to go and dance with the woman he’s in love with.
This music starts slowing down and uh oh, they start dancing cheek to cheek just like
when Harry Met Sally.
For a moment you start to think the main character might give a middle finger to the big city
and choose love over money.
Both doctors in both movies force him to go to California.
The doctor in this movie made a call to LA and told somebody where the main character’s
been all this time, but he was trying to help (audio).
The doctor in this movie made a call to LA and told somebody where the main character’s
been all this time, but he was trying to hate (audio).
It’s time for goodbyes and a crowd develops and it sucks because McQueen has to leave
without saying goodbye.
A crowd develops in Doc Hollywood and it’s great because it gives Dr. Stone a chance
to say goodbye to everyone.
In both movies, the main character goes to LA and he’s sad because he misses everybody.
McQueen feels much better when the whole town drives west to visit him and Stone still feels
like a loser because only two people drove west to visit him.
He realizes his lover’s panties are greater than or equal to all the fame and money in
California so he decides to move back to the small town to be with the woman he loves.
Dr. Stone quits his job and takes a huge pay cut to move to Grady.
Mcqueen kept his job and is opening his HQs in Radiator Springs.
And at the very end of the movie, the last shots have the credits going up on the right
of the screen and a little piggy on the left of the screen.
Actually on second thought, that’s exactly the same so don’t even count that last one.
And those are the reasons these movies are different so truth or dare, like and share, leave a
comment under there, if you don’t that’s not fair.
This thing took a week to prepare, but I’m not a rapper though.