>> Crazy Nate: You’ve been asking for me to talk about Cars 3 ever since before it
was even in theaters.
We already talked about Cars and Cars 2,
so it was only a Mater of time before we're talking about Cars 3.
I’m giving away a Nintendo Switch, that’s right a Nintendo Switch, haha what?
and the game Cars 3 Driven to Win will be included with this as well, because what good's
a Switch if you don't have any games for it?
By the way, this is not sponsored and yes, this is the most expensive prize I've ever
given away.
I’ll tell you how you can win this baby in just a moment, but first let’s talk about
everything you missed in Disney Pixar’s Cars 3.
[intro music plays]
There are a bunch easter eggs in the Cars 3 movie, so I’m not going to be repeating
easter eggs from the first two Cars movies like Maters license plate being A113 or all
the BnL references and stuff like that,
so if you haven’t seen my Cars or Cars 2 videos first, why don't you go check that
out right up there, and then come on back.
>> Cruise: OK, have fun.
>> Lightning McQueen: What are you talking about?
>>Storm: Oh, green flag, good luck out there champ!
You're gonna need it.
>> Army Man 1: Good luck.
>> Army Man 2: You're gonna need it!
>> Woody: Wait wait wait!
>> Crazy Nate: OK, we see a reference to Triple Dent Gum on car number 31.
That of course is a reference to Inside Out.
Remember that little catchy jingle.
>> Joy: The song from the gum commercial?
>> Thing 1: Sometimes we send that one up to headquarters for no reason.
>> Thing 2: Plays in Riley's head over and over again like a million times.
>> Thing 1: Let's watch it again.
>> Joy: We all know the song, OK?
>> Doc Hudson: Huh, that aint racing.
>> Crazy Nate: We already learned in my other video that Doc Hudson was voiced by Paul Newman,
well he was voiced of hm once again.
But how is that even possible if he died in real life before they even started making
Cars 3,
and he wasn’t even alive when they recorded Cars 2?
When they were doing the recordings with Paul Newman to voice Doc in the first Cars movie,
John Lasseter sat in the recording booth with him and they talked a lot about cars and life
stories and stuff like that,
well they pulled clips from all their conversations to use in these actual scenes in the movie.
Here’s another fun little easter egg we get to find,
you might of thought it was odd that Smokey called Doc Hudson Hud for short,
>> Smokey: They're gonna get a kick outta meeting Hud's boy.
>> Crazy Nate: even Cruz was a little bit confused
>> Cruz: Who's Hud?
Oh, Doc Hudson, right.
>> Crazy Nate: It makes a lot more sense though if you knew that Paul Newman once was the
lead roll back in 1963 for a movie called “Hud”.
>> Paul Newman: Well I always say the law was meant to be interpreted in a lenient manner..
And that's what I try to do, sometimes I lean to one side of it, sometimes I lean to the
other.
>> Crazy Nate: We got to see Mia and Tia in every single Cars movie, except this one.
Not sure if they forgot to put them in there, or if they are trying to show McQueen fans
were losing interest in him since he’s an old timer now.
It did look like it was a little bit hard for Lightning McQueen to find one of his fans
decked out in all of his colors.
What we do get to see though is the all mighty Pizza Planet truck.
>> Announcer: She's the crazy eight champion.
>> Crazy Nate: Well right after he thinks he can fly in the figure eight race, you will
see for just a moment the Pizza Planet Truck screams by.
The truck even gets hit so hard that the rocket ship gets knocked off of it, and thrown into
the audience.
>> Forklift: I got it!
>> Crazy Nate: Don't worry though, I'm sure it will make a full recovery for Coco.
This sign Wild Bill's Racing Cones is a reference to the Production Designer, William Cones,
or otherwise known as Bill Cones.
Another sign that you're gonna need to hit pause for is this one right here.
It’s just an insurance company right, who cares right?
Actually if you remember it’s the same Insurance company that bob works for.
You know Mr. Incredible!
>> Bob Parr: Stop right now, or you're fired!
>> Crazy Nate: Or I should say used to work for…
>> Bob Parr: You were this close to losing your....
>> Crazy Nate: The number 10 car has Sully's fur pattern on it from Monsters inc.
It's not fur, it's spray paint, but it's the same pattern.
And this guy kinda looks like George Sanderson, you remember from Monsters inc.
In the car smash fest we see the number 86 car has the theme of the Pixar ball.
It shows up again later on in the bar when they're watching the final race.
Don’t worry though, they actually have the Pixar ball in the movie too.
What, did you not see it?
Watch again when Smokey is trying to explain to Lightning that Doc was so proud of him,
You will see along with the collection of all the other stuff that Smokey got from Doc
Hudson,
look down on the shelf, and you'll see, it’s our favorite little Pixar Ball.
Cruz and McQueen were so shocked to find out that she had to race too after going inside
the fence,
but they shouldn’t of been.
There's clearly a sign right there that says, Racers only beyond this point, violators will
be totaled.
Speaking of signs, this giant Jocko Flocko sign on Mack was a big hint to the movies
ending.
If you didn’t already suspect that they were both going to be race at the end but
you do know your racing history you would know Jocko Flocko is a monkey that was a sidekick
for Tim Flock,
and it’s the only time a monkey won a race, so it was kinda like two names showed up on
the finish line.
Miss Fritter’s even working on the easter egg signs.
One of the license plates she has chained to the side of her is a not so subtle version
of the famous A113.
She also has a random street sign that says Cutting Blvd.
Well that’s actually not very random,
this same sign that Andy has in his room in Toy Story 3.
Perhaps this is a easter egg to Toy Story 4.
So what’s so special then about Cutting Blvd?
You see, it’s the old address of Pixar before they moved to their current address on Park
Avenue.
Now as much as they hid so many references and easter eggs on signs,
one that they messed up on was when they tagged Cruz’s car with the number 20.
They only sprayed her right side,
but then later we see it’s on her left side as well.
Now this is only a small boo boo though,
and Pixar acknowledged some of their errors that they let slide basically because they
thought they could get away with it…
And they’re right.
Speaking of how well Pixar did, let’s take a brief little survey here.
Which Cars movie did you like most?
Cars, Cars 2, or Cars 3?
Click on the little eye up there and vote now.
>> Lightning McQueen: I'm sorry what?
>> Crazy Nate: We just got done talking about Toy Story of Terror,
so you probably recognize when Mack is sleeping under a bridge we see a Billboard for the
Sleep well motel.
Think about this.
Perhaps it’s not just a coincidence that it's ALSO raining the night Bonnie and her
mom stopped at the Sleep Well Motel.
perhaps, this is the same night they stopped?
>> Rex: You mean we have to stay here all night?
>> Prickles: Bum bum bum!
>> Crazy Nate: On Sterling's door we can see a more obvious easter egg,
that’s right A113.
Please don’t tell me you missed that one.
But did you see the easter egg in Sterling's office though?
It took a lot of magic to make this easter egg,
but thankfully for us, it doesn’t take a lot of magic to see it.
That’s right it’s Cinderella's magical pumpkin Carriage.
I bet you this one doesn’t turn back into a rotting pumpkin at midnight though.
When Mater is picking up trash to make a fake friend he can play with because he's lonely,
he’s singing a song.
>> Mater: A lot of fun, bump bump, lift them up bump, making sculptures out of junk, haha.
>> Crazy Nate: He didn’t make up this song though on his own,
it’s actually from a very old Cartoon in 1956 called Humphrey the Bear: in the bag.
>> Ranger: Now follow me, a one, and a two, and a..
First you stick a rag, put it in the bag, bump bump
>> Mater: Bump bump.
>> Ranger: That's the way you start, it's a lot of fun, bump bump.
>> Mater: That's the way it's done, it's a lot of fun, bump bump.
>> Ranger: Nothing in the taste is in the bag.
>> Michael Scott: 31!
31!
>> Stanley: That was the car...
>> Michael Scott: I was ahead of the car, 31 is my new number.
>> Oscar: 31 is humanly impossible.
>> Michael Scott: Beat it!
>> Mater: Keep it going buddy.
>> Crazy Nate: These Jar’s of dirt are special, you know why?
>> Jack Sparrow: Come to negotiate now you swavy hick?
Look what I got.
I got a jar of dirt, I got a jar of dirt, I got a jar of dirt, and guess what's inside
it.
>> Crazy Nate: They had a deleted scene that was thankfully deleted because it was a boring
scene,
and more importantly it took away from the main focus of the story instead of helping
it.
Basically the scene was about Cruz collecting all sorts of jars of dirt,
but they kept the jars in the movie as a memory of this deleted scene.
In the credits we see a sticker that says “I love both kinds of music, country and
western.”
This was a subtle reference to a scene from the Blues Brothers.
>> Blues brothers: What kind of music do you usually have?
>> Bartender: Oh we got both kinds, we got country, and western.
>> Crazy Nate: We also get to see Lizzy the old lady from Cars on the Treadmill,
even though she’s only going 12 miles per hour.
Here’s something interesting for you to think about.
In the oldie days when cars were first coming around, they thought if you go over 25 miles
an hour your heart would randomly stop.
When the treadmill is powered on it’s the same sound a apple computer makes when it
turns on,
and it’s also the same sound Wall-e makes after recharging his little batteries.
Speaking of Wall-e, they used the same music in the opening of the figure 8 race in Cars
3 that they used in Wall-e when the captain finally stands up on his own two feet.
[epic music plays]
>> Crazy Nate: Let’s not forget about Coco though.
Coco's the next movie to come out so we're going to see an easter egg hinting to the
movie,
if you live in Mexico you can already go see the movie.
That’s right Mexico got to see it first.
>> Luigi: Can you believe them?
>> Guido: Paparazzi!
>> Cruz: Oh no, home sick again Gabriel?
>> Crazy Nate: In the treadmill scene we see one cars got homesick so he looks up at the
TV and sees a scene from Coco.
All these tracks mentioned in the movie are in the new game Cars 3 Driven to Win, where
you can get behind the wheel of Lightning McQueen, or Mater, or Sally, or whoever your
favorite character is.
Don’t have the game?
well you can try to win your very own copy and a Switch to play it on.
Go to crazynate.com and enter to win today.
Let me know what movie you want to talk about next, subscribe so you don’t miss our next
adventure, click the little bell before the monsters do, and remember, share a smile,
they are contagious.
>> Singer: And don't forget to subscribe.
>> Clack: You give us a lot of great memories Lightening, memories we'll remember.
>> Click: Wow, that's good.
>> Cruz: Great self motivation.
Did you come up with that?