The movie will drive you in circles the first time. But does it hold up?

Rating: 5/10 (21 December 2013)

Plot:
It's a standard "show-off man learns to appreciate the back-town life" story. Lightning McQueen, who didn't like "Rusty old Cars" before, meets up in a town called Radiator Springs. He befriends all the people over time.
Characters:
The only likable character is, honestly, Doc Hudson (The '51 Hudson Hornet Vehicle). At least he has an interesting and historically accurate back-story. Lightning McQueen, I admit, does become likable half-way towards the end of the movie. At first, it's really hard to care about it. But, then again, that's the point of the story.
Visuals:
The details in the CGI is astounding. The amount of work put into this animated feature must have of been staggering. They go as for as putting the rubber pellets on the race track like Real Racing Vehicles leave. The put immense detail into these environments. On a 1080p HD Screen with a Blu-ray Player, your mind will be driven away with awesomeness.
Enjoyment:
It's very fun to watch; especially for a second viewing. Much like the Twilight Saga Movies, the secondary characters are far better than the main cast.
Rewatchability:
Even though I said it's fun for a second viewing, that's about it. It's fun to go back and watch the character arcs one more time and, this time while watching it, just focus on the scenery.
I say GO WATCH IT!