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This product was way too harsh on my skin. After applying it as a spot treatment at night, I'd wake up to bright red splotches where I put it on. Seems to help the acne, but not worth the burnt patches of skin. I wish I had bought the regular strength instead. Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear the product did not produce favorable results for you. The truth is that skin care is tricky. Each person will potentially respond different to products and ingredients. It would be best to try the regular strength version instead. We have left the purchase price of this product on your account which you may use on a future phone order. Please contact customer care with any questions.
The product works great, but I kept wondering why my towels and pillow cases were getting bleach stains. Well, on the back of the bottle it says,this product may bleach hair or dyed fabrics, mystery solved.
I must say that this extra strength treatment for acne is a godsend. It really does what it says it does, that is reduce reddness and fight acne...plus I really like the clean, fresh scent this product has...lol yes, Im hooked on the scent!
I have been suffering from acne most of my life. I've learned a few things, BHA's do NOT help my acne, while AHA's and BP does. I wasn't sure if I should order the 2.5% or 5%, but when I looked at the ingredients, the 2.5% contains Cetearyl Alcohol which breaks me out. The 5% is in a propylene glycol base which my skin likes. This stuff is wonderful. It dries clear and matte, and feels like nothing on my skin. I am able to put makeup on top no problem. I wear it all over my face a couple of nights a week and occasionally use it as a spot treatment during the day. Please don't ever change the formula.
My acne became worse as a result of using this product. It did not help the present acne and created new, painful acne that I am now struggling to get rid of. I have had this product for a few weeks now and thought that maybe the initial breakout was underlying acne/pimples, but after regular use I've learned that this product is causing me to break out each time I use it. I am incredibly upset, because I used to use the Extra Strength Blemish Fighting Solution with good results. This was my first time using the new product and I can only think I got a bad bottle or something, but at the high price and having my body break out, I would rather not risk trying again to find out. Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. It is hard to know exactly which ingredient, combination of ingredients, or outside factors contributed to your skin responding negatively to this product. It can be difficult to identify which ingredient in any formula, even a well-formulated one, which could be causing a reaction. Based on what you have described, it would be best to discontinue use. We will issue an in house credit for the product. Please contact customer care so we may discuss some alternative skin care options.
I am in my mid-40s and have suffered from moderate acne since my early teens. I have tried everything. I've been to derms many times. I've tried it all. Paula's Choice extra strength BP and AHA toner combo are THE ONLY products that have brought me relief. I have nearly flawless skin now... still some blackheads on my nose, but not a big problem anymore. Thank you, Paula!
I bought this a while back when it was still in the old bottle, and Paula did not yet have a special Acne line. I don't have regular breakouts, but get the occasional blemish which never fails to be in a prominent spot and extremely big, red and painful. So I bought this to use as a spot treatment. Unfortunately, the consistency doesn't make it easy to use this as a spot treatment; after a few months of owning the Extra Strenth Acne Fighting Treatment, it became really watery and basically leaked out of the tube. I ended up throwing it away and purchasing a small container of an Oxy 10% benzol peroxite spot treatment. It stays put better because it is thicker and dries faster. A small bottle also makes it easy to carry around, and you don't end up owning it for a year...at some point all products become unsuited for use. Customer Care Response: Thank you for the review. We will be sure to pass on your suggestions and feedback promptly. Just to clarify, Paula and her team chose the new packaging for our products in response to customer feedback. Many customers told us they were disappointed in the quality and usability of the original packaging. The change was to provide more functional, attractive packaging plus sturdier, more stable ingredients. We have left the purchase price of this product on your account as an in house credit which may be used on a future phone purchase. Please contact customer care with any questions or concerns.
I've been struggling with acnes for years, used higher percentage of BP(got burnt), tried clindamycin(did not work), tried sulfur soaps(flakes..), clinique's clarifying lotions(horrible..),tried almost every anti-acne products out there but nothing worked. To be fair, they did work, but not without bigger consequences. I wanted the regular strength because I was afraid that 5% would only hurt my skin, but it's not available here, so I went with the 5%. At first I was skeptic, as it burnt so bad, I even got flakes and redness,decided to cut to once per two day then gradually increased the dosage to twice a day. This with conjunction of BHA from CLEAR toner have made a difference to my skin, starting from week 2(the redness/flakes stopped), visible from week 4(moderately reduced severity of acne), and it gets better and better. I'm on my 6th month, and although I'm not yet acne free, this surely has significantly helped to control the issue. Great product, a must-have for those who have moderate-severe acnes. Thank you Paula's Choice! One question that always lingers in my head is that both BHA and BP increase the sun-sensitivity, altho I'm a diligent sunscreen user now(thanks to Paula's SkinCare Facts), will using BHA and BP only at night solve the problem regarding sun-sensitivity? Or will I always be more vulnerable to sun as long as I'm using BHA and BP?(Regardless I'm using it only at night)
This is the best product on market. I have tried everything there is so i was little skeptical. Right after the first night of using it I was amazed. Now, after 8 days of using it im just the happiest girl. The improvement of my skin is unbelievable. I love it!!!!!! Thank you Paula:))))))
I've used a ton of benzyl peroxides including over the counter and prescription and I love the texture of this one. I have to say my acne is pretty resistant it seems, and this product does not work any differently than others, but it goes on very smoothly and easily. Others have been gritty or chalky and too drying. I will definitely buy it again! I know a lot of people complain it's too strong, but I wish it was stronger, because I'm still getting a ton of acne, even when using with the 2% BHA. Customer Care Response: Thank you for sharing your experience, Clarissa! For some, topical antibacterials aren't as effective, but you may consider our upcoming BHA 9% spot treatment (due out in October 2012,) which may be the extra oomph you need for stubborn breakouts!
I tried the three step system for acne and found that the Extra Strength Acne Fighting Treatment was just too strong and drying for my skin. I love the Clear Normalizing Cleanser and will be ordering more of that but three step system was too strong for me and using them all together caused my whole face to break out into a red, irritated, flaky mess. Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear of your experience with this product. While the response you have indicated is not typical, we do understand that each customer is uniquely different in how they will respond to products or ingredients. This along with everyday environmental factors can sometimes play a part in how someone will ultimately respond to a product or combination of products. We will credit you for this product and please contact customer care wih any questions.
This is a great product! I have had minor acne on my forehead since my teens. After using this product for just a few days, the bumps have reduced and my forehead is much smoother! Highly recommended!
This stuff was not at all too drying for me, as long as a good moisturizer is used with it. And it cleared up my acne and breakouts like no other product that I have tried. Thank you PC!
I emailed the paula's choice team and they recommended this product for my acne blemishes. however, it did not work; my blemishes are the same which makes me a litle bit sad because i really had high expectations. I am going to contact the team to see if i can return it. Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear of your experience with this product. While the response you have indicated is not typical, we do understand that each customer is uniquely different in how they will respond to products or ingredients. This along with everyday environmental factors can sometimes play a part in how someone will ultimately respond to a product or combination of products. We will credit you for the product but do encourage you to keep using it as it helps to kill the acne causing bacteria. You also want to make sure and use a daily 2% BHA before the product in order to battle blemishes and clogged pores as this does take some time. Please contact customer care with any questions.
Works instantly! Highly recommend.
I have combination skin that is prone to breakouts. I purhcased the Clear cleanser and loved it, so thought I would try out another of the products in this line. I used this product twice and both times it burned my skin and left is red, splotchy, and itchy (even days later my skin is still red and itching from the harshness of this product). I wish I could use it as a spot treatment, but am now scared to do so. I will stick with the other Paula's Choice products and avoid this benzoyl peroxide treatment. Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear of your experience with this product. It does sound like your skin does not respond well to benzoyl peroxide so you would not want to use it. While the response you have indicated is not typical, we do understand that each customer is uniquely different in how they will respond to products or ingredients. This along with everyday environmental factors can sometimes play a part in how someone will ultimately respond to a product or combination of products. For that reason, we have located your account information and applied a credit for the product. Please contact customer care with any questions.
so i love PC BHA products. this one is too harsh for regular all over face use. i recently switched from 5% to 2.5% and noticed more radiant skin and no breakouts. then i ran out and reverted to the 5% and was breaking out a bit again. this is fine for spot treatment, but it is harsh on my skin. for all over face use i have to use a VERY small amount, like quarter of a pea. whereas, the 2.5 i can use around a quarter and this is more effective. i have combination, sensitive, reactive acne prone skin. the only cleanser that i can use 2x/ day is cetaphil though i use a foamy wash after to get last traces of make up at night. Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear of your experience with this product. While the response you have indicated is not typical, we do understand that each customer is uniquely different in how they will respond to products or ingredients. This along with everyday environmental factors can sometimes play a part in how someone will ultimately respond to a product or combination of products. For that reason, we have located your account information and applied a credit for the product. We are happy to hear the regular strength works better for you! Please contact customer care with any questions.
This is yet another wonderful product of Paula's that I have tried. I have very oily skin which is prone to consistent but mild breakouts. The Extra Strength Acne Fighting Treatment has significantly reduced the severity of my breakouts. It also has shortened the duration of the occasional breakouts that I do get. I use a thin layer all over the face twice daily after toning, sometimes concentrating the product onto areas with more severe acne. I don't find that this is too drying if I apply a good moisturizer afterwards. Another plus is that this is so much more effective and competitively priced than other over-the-counter benzoyl peroxide treatments.
Used this product for almost a year thinking it would work after a long period of time but my acne is still the same. Definitely won't be using the CLEAR system again.This acne treatment was very strong and dried out my skin a lot but didn't work for my stubborn acne which is still the same as it was before I used this but my skin is a lot drier now because of it. Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear of your experience with these products. While the response you have indicated is not typical, we do understand that each customer is uniquely different in how they will respond to products or ingredients. This along with everyday environmental factors can sometimes play a part in how someone will ultimately respond to a product or combination of products. For that reason, we have located your account information and applied a credit for the product. It does sound like it would be best to consult a dermatologist for prescription options to help control your acne. Please contact customer care with any questions.
I got this as a sample and the first night I used it my pimples had all shrunk and were mostly gone. But it also left my skin feeling tight and very dry. I LOVE PAULA'S PRODUCTS, though. I think I need to try the regular strength. I just have to say my favorite products are Paula's conditioner, foundation, exfoliating toner and mattifying seerum - they are absolutely AMAZING, unlike anything I've ever tried before!!
Can you tell that I like this? I have been fighting acne since my teens (now 50). While I have used benzyl peroxide lotions before, I have never seen it in 5% strength. I am glad I got this as a sample and tried it. It really helps to clear up stubborn blackheads!!
I have been fighting with blemishes for nearly 30 years and have tried every topical acne medicine out there. Paula's Extra Strength Acne Fighting Treatment works! My blemishes are fewer, and the ones I do get disappear quickly. I finally convinced my teenage son to give it a try (after having him on Proactiv, MaxClarity, and Differin Gel - all with poor results), and he's even seeing a huge improvement in his skin. Thanks for a great product!
This product has worked brilliantly for me. The first time I used it I put it all over my face and was very happy with the way it diminished the redness and severity of my whiteheads. Since I do have a habit of picking at my whiteheads, I always use this now as a spot treatment and anywhere else I see that I may be trying to break out. Usually around my chin, nose and cheek, forehead areas. I feel this product is most effective at making the reddness and inflammation go away on site of the acne. I have fairskin, redhair, stubborn blackheads and some whiteheads, am early 50's with sundamaged skin, especially around eye, cheek,nose and neck areas. It is drying and I have some flakiness with it at times, but I immediatly apply one of my Antioxidant serums or the Resist Barrier lotion and the dryness is gone.
I started using this as a spot treatment,but moved to all over face every morning with goods results. No drying. Even though I have gotten a few chin breakouts they cleared up quickly.
I just want to say a big thank you. I was using prescription benzoil peroxide 10% for years until it lost it's effect last year and I started to break out bad. It was also drying out my skin. This formula is better, the redness doesn't hurt any more almost instantly, it's been a week and all my acne is going away. Plus my skin is not dry anymore (it healed). Better than anything I've seen out there. Thanks!
What makes this product unique?
Persistent or stubborn acne has met its match thanks to Paula's Choice Clear Extra Strength Daily Skin Clearing Treatment. This 5% benzoyl peroxide solution works instantly to eliminate acne-causing bacteria to stop blemishes in their tracks.
Unlike most benzoyl peroxide-based acne products, Paula's Choice Clear Extra Strength Daily Skin Clearing Treatment contains no harsh or irritating ingredients that can make acne worse, such as alcohol, menthol, or camphor.
Paula's Choice Clear Extra Strength Daily Skin Clearing Treatment also contains soothing anti-irritants to help skin heal and reduce red marks caused by blemishes. It has a super-light lotion texture that sets to a matte finish, and can be worn under makeup.
This product is 100% fragrance- and colorant-free.
Who is this product for?
Paula's Choice Clear Extra Strength Daily Skin Clearing Treatment works great for all skin types struggling with stubborn, persistent acne. It is suitable for men or women, teens and adults alike.
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, February 2010, pages 712–718; Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, February 2010, pages 131–136; Dermatologic Clinics, January 2009, pages 33–42; British Journal of Dermatology, August 2008, pages 480–481; and Dermatology Therapy, March-April 2008, pages 86–95; Dermatologic Surgery, July 2005, pages 873–880; Lancet, December 2004, pages 2188–2195; Skin Pharmacology and Applied Skin Physiology, September-October 2000, pages 292–296; and www.naturaldatabase.com.
Key Ingredients:
benzoyl peroxide, allantoin, bisabolol
Active: Benzoyl Peroxide 5% (anti-bacterial agent) Inactive: Water, Propylene Glycol (slip agent/penetration enhancer), Bisabolol, Allantoin (anti-irritants), Acrylates C10-30 Alkyl Acrylates Crosspolymer (film-forming/suspending agent), Hydroxyethylcellulose (thickener), Sodium Citrate (stabilizer), Laureth-4 (emulsifier), Caprylyl Glycol, Hexylene Glycol (preservatives), Sodium Hydroxide (pH adjuster), Disodium EDTA (chelating agent), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
DIRECTIONS: After cleansing with Paula's Choice Clear Pore Normalizing Cleanser and exfoliating with Clear Extra Strength Anti-Redness Exfoliating Solution, cover the affected area with a thin layer of Clear Extra Strength Daily Skin Clearing Treatment 1–3 times a day. Because some people may experience dryness when they first start using a product with benzoyl peroxide, it may be necessary to reduce application to once every other day or, if twice daily application proves to be too much, reduce application to once daily, morning or evening.
For best results, do not use hydroquinone (the active ingredient in our RESIST Triple-Action Dark Spot Eraser Lotion & Gel) and benzoyl peroxide (the active ingredient in our Clear Skin Clearing Treatments) at the same time. A temporary dark staining of the skin may occur. If accidentally used together, wash the skin with soap and water to remove the staining.
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Very thoughtful, engaging composition - carving the picture out of the available view. I like the way those neat verticals on either side channel our eyes towards the distance. It all sits very tidily in your square crop.
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The bit that doesn't work for me is the angled down-pipe and guttering top right - that drags the eye back up again, away from the clouds, and makes the composition top-heavy. I would have preferred to tilt the camera downwards a bit, less at the top, more at the bottom. I shall have a go at a Mod to demonstrate.
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Thanks a lot taking the trouble to analyze this photo! And for the encouraging part of your comments. I easily see your point in disliking that drainpipe at the top - I actually thought about trying to straighten it in PS Elements, but then did not feel bold enough ... I had already struggled to remove a thick black el-cable crossing the street. Strangely, in your version, though defnitely cleaner, I seem to miss something - could it be that I unconsciously saw the houses forming a kind of incomplete archway? And the left side seems to weigh a lot now ... I am completely uneducated in these things, it's all feelings. So I am immensely grateful for your advice !Last Modified By BarbroS at 28 Apr 2013 - 4:07 PM
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I wondered about the arch - maybe a compromise and cut off the guttering? But then the dislocated bit of drainpipe goes nowhere... Life really is very unsatisfactory...
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- Release Date: Jun 24, 2011
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 304 Ratings
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Positive: 185 out of 304
Mixed: 57 out of 304
Negative: 62 out of 304
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Apr 1, 2014If you could use just one word to describe this film, it is pointless. Just a worthless sequel made with probably some of the weakest story telling ever. There was a lot of cliche things in this film that felt so pointless and stupid; the characters also didn't feel as memorable in this as they did in the first Cars, they just felt bland and also that addition of making Mater like a secret agent or something, that's just not fitting for the Cars series really when comparing this to the first film. It's a shame that Pixar actually made a film like this, I mean PIXAR! The company that has made so many masterpieces like the Toy Story films, Monsters Inc, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles and Wall-E; now this, Pixar's first film that's only point was just to sell a bunch of toys. I would not recommend this film, after seeing this I was hoping that Pixar would never do something like this again, well apparently they inspired The Planes series, which looks terrible (luckily they are not making those) but it doesn't stop there, Pixar may have pleased a lot of fans announcing The Incredibles 2, but while doing that they also displeased us by announcing Cars 3. This is not Pixar, I remember when every film Pixar made was great and had no intention of just existing just to make money, but to also tell amazing stories. While Pixar isn't completely doomed today (I did like MU), I just wonder if they'll ever make a new film that actually has quality and lives up to their oldest and most classic films.… Expand
Mar 26, 2014Surprisingly, Cars 2 manages to be better than the first Cars by an iota. The scenes are still cheesy and unnecessarily long, and the story is a bore. Skip it.
Nov 14, 2013Cars 2 is a disappointment. If a studio such as Dreamworks or Sony Animation were making this I'd be more lenient. But this is Pixar we are talking about. The studio is much better than this. I don't know what to say. I want to say this is good but I'm not really sure what they were thinking. I'm as baffled as the cars in the movie were when McQueen moves to the outside lane. The Toy Story short at the start of the movie was better the film itself. If you're a kid or a Mater fan you'll love this movie. However, anyone who believes that Cars 2 will be another masterpiece from Pixar forget it. Cars 2 is a disappointing movie that has made me lose trust in studio that until now has been flawless.… Expand
Oct 31, 2013in my opinion thisis the worst film that walt disney pixar has ever made so far,the first movie wasn't so good at all,this second movie is even worst then the first one.
Oct 11, 2013As a pixar loved, I loved the first cars (well technically all of them), but the second was a BIG MESS! What happened here? boring characters, predictable spy plot and a lot more!
Try harder, Pixar.
Aug 26, 2013I would rate this as a four if it were made by some other studio, but Pixar? We expect better!
The first Cars film was just boring, this one is insipidly stupid. My little sister who is barely past the age of six couldn't enjoy this film.
Jul 29, 2013As a huge fan of pixar I had high hopes for this movie after finding the original fairly enjoyable but this film just annoyed me. The worst and most irritating character from the original film (Mater) is made the main focus of this movie, and he is insufferable. In my opinion this character rivals jar-jar binks in terms of being incredibly annoying. The overall plot of the film is a spy flick crossed with some fast and furious for kids action. The portions with mater are annoying and the portions with the racing are nothing new or exciting, I did not laugh at any of the jokes, which compared to pixars other movies, some of which are incredibly funny, is very disappointing. The films animation is top notch, so it is at least nice to look at but other than that the movie is by far the worst pixar has ever created.… Expand
Jul 14, 2013Pixar jamas ha logrado tan bajo desempeño en sus peliculas se supone que pixar se saca las mejores peliculas no las peores una pelicula que destroza la buena reputacion de Cars.
Jul 22, 2012Okay Pixar has let us down completely, Cars 2 is boring, occasionally funny, and just terrible story telling right in the middle of it. And um where is all the heart Cars had which got it all the good reviews. Hmm Pixar can we trust you. And most of all making another Cars means that this franchise has no place in the other world that Pixar has created. Which makes it the more disappointing. I give this film a 32% of a good movie.… Expand
Jun 14, 2012I think Cars is one of the most overrated movies in the Disney/Pixar universe because I thought this was supposed to be an original look for Cars 2 (the same as the original Cars movie), but I find it a little less violent and the James Bond-type spy theme just isn't the type of script or design Pixar has hoped for. I loved how they done Toy Story and all of the critically-acclaimed movies that we shared and thinking of the great moments since Oscar night arrives. Cars 2 just wasn't in the Oscar picture, it was the first and only movie not to receive an Oscar nomination because of the bad criticism these critics and fans felt. So I'm hoping that Disney/Pixar could put Brave to #1. It's a new year and hopefully they'd better not make the same mistakes as Cars 2 did. Cars 2 is one of the big disappointments of 2011.… Expand
May 10, 2012I was very disappointed with this film. It showed so much potential to be good but it was not at all good. The humor was very blank and the storyline seemed to drift off in some moments. 2 out of 10
Dec 20, 2011I have seen all Pixer films and its totally clear to me that this is the worst movie that they made , I can't believe an Pixer film could be this much worst . What did they just do ? The animation was good but the story sucked 100% and it was less funny then any Animation film ever made . The starting was good (when L returned home) but after that all went to hell . Request to Pixer not to make this mistake ever please .… Expand
Dec 19, 2011Part 2 falls flat on its face, the story plot is too deep for young minds, too much gun play for a childrens movie, my wife and I walked out about half way through. Probably one of the worst movies I have seen in a long, long, long time.
Nov 27, 2011This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is the first time I have felt so let down by a Pixar film. Cars 2 exploded into the cinemas with such great expectations usually filled by the magicians over at Pixar, particularly after their first great hit with Cars; however, these expectations were not met and, subsequently, what was once a good idea has now been squandered.
Pixar should not be slated entirely, however; they still maintained their impeccable graphics, character reactions and humour input in Cars 2, yet the film lacked a general sense of any sort of storyline. We see our favourite character Lightning McQueen burst back into the fray near the beginning of the film when, without any sort of heads up, the audience suddenly discovers he has won the Piston Cup four times, is now officially going out with Sally and Doc Hudson has died. This is just the start of what created such a flat effort for a film; new character introductions were brief, the attempt at a storyline was sloppy and there was no effort to show how amazing Lightning McQueen was at racing. The whole film revolved around a brand-new renewable fuel for cars called Allinol and, ever since its introduction, conquered the whole film in every scene possible. Okay, so maybe the film was about Allinol and how it was going to be used to kill Lightning McQueen in a very dramatic way, but I just miss the ideology behind the original Cars. Another main problem lies with Lightning McQueen's recession into more of a background character; the main character becomes Mater who, in short, is a funny character, but his characteristic traits can only be stretched out by so much and 106 minutes is far too stretched. Pixar are now to redeem themselves and prove to their countless fans that they can produce another decent film with a great backing storyline mixed with characters you are forced to love and hate. Pixar's new film, Brave, now has very high expectations in order to excuse this below-par effort at a film, for never before have I been disappointed in a Pixar film.… Expand
Oct 16, 2011Cars wasn't Pixar's finest hour but it had style, it was still clever, with some fantastically funny moments. It also had a novelty factor working in its favour. Cars 2 doesn't have that to fall back on and because it lacks the heart of the first its just a shell of a movie.
Cars 2 represents an amalgam of recycled jokes, ideas and images from every other film that came before it and because of that you feel empty after having seen it, as if you went to a nice restaurant expecting a big piece of meat but instead you got a salad.
Cars 2 moves away from the original in favour of turning the franchise into a comedy spy thriller, because that always works out so well (Get Smart, Johnny English 1 & 2). The introduction of Michael Caine's Finn McMissile does add an element of humour and entertainment but the fact that the film concentrates more on Mater (Larry the Cable Guy) than Lightning McQueen (Owen Wilson) seemed like a good idea but it eventually grates. Overall by moving away from Cars in favour of making the 2nd film more lively it has taken away some of the things that really did make Cars enjoyable.… Expand
Sep 2, 2011I consider myself a great Pixar fan, I have loved every movie since Toy Story but in this one, I can just say: I **** HATE MATER!!! .
Aug 16, 2011Disney/Pixar destroyed a great story with violence and lots of GUNS!
What happened? They destroyed a great story. Cars was a wonderful movie with a beautiful message and no violence. Now, Cars 2 is just an attempt to make a Hollywood action film (supposedly for kids). Guns? Really? And then we complain about kids with guns?! The violence includes guns, shooting, explosions, death.. Furthermore they make Mater look as ignorant as the rest of the world sees us. There is also some alcohol...I will never buy this movie for my son, who by the way didn't enjoy this film as much as the first one any ways. People in charge of story lines are way off if their target are kids and parents who will pay for the crap they want!… Expand
Aug 7, 2011Terrible Terrible ! I Adored Cars 1 , But this oh myy.. Can they really have Cars MURDERING each other in kids movie ? Im sitting there with my 4 year old tot and cars are murdering and carrying weapons , barking death threats oh my gosh it was just WOAH ! Well who are we to talk , Pixars making MILLIONS AND MILLIONS off merchandising . Wait.. Oh ya ! Thats why Cars 2 was released. Oh the money (:
Aug 5, 2011This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. A VHS copy of the musical "Hello, Dolly" is the robot's most-prized possession. "WALL-E", a lonely earthbound portable garbage compactor, makes a recording of the duet "It Only Takes a Moment" because the song moves him, inspiring the machine to hold his own hand, in imitation of the characters who have fallen for each other, from a long-ago past when the planet was habitable. Nothing green grows on earth anymore. The detritus of human civilization, bearing a color scheme that's nearly monochromatic in its brownness, is all that's left. Overrun by trash, entire populations boarded vast spaceships, leaving WALL-E behind with the endless job of minimizing waste into stacked cubes, while the planetary refugees floated around space in what are, essentially, movable countries, displaced indefinitely from their homes. But what does hardware know about love? How can something made out of microprocessors and integrated circuits develop a consciousness? At what point in time did "it" evolve and become a "he"? It's only a matter of time before robots like Eve(as in Adam &) supplant a human race made morbidly obese by generation upon generation of insentient living. Whereas "WALL-E" presents a dystopian take on our extrapolated planet that's easily identifiable, "Cars 2"(and "Cars"), obscures the nightmarish elements of a four-wheeled society through the audience's supposition that this largely inorganic world is an alternate one. Under closer scrutiny, "Cars" starts to look more and more Cronenberg-ian, in which the pornography of auto fetishism in "Crash" actually gets put into practice. Let's meet the Flintstones again. Similar to the animated series, with its parodic names like Rock Quarry and Cary Granite to corroborate the Jurassic Period setting, both films use car-centric names(Bob Cutlass, Brent Mustangburger) as a means of harmonizing its metal beings with this variant earth. But when it comes to places, in which Bedford becomes Bedrock, the conversion process stalls in "Cars 2" stalls, leaving the names of Paris, Tokyo, and London in its original incarnation, and furthermore, the landmarks of the cities(for instance, the Eiffel Tower) remain unaltered. Where are we, exactly? In "Planet of the Apes", the astronaut learns that he traveled across time, not space, when he discovers Lady Liberty in ruins, decapitated and rusting, along the shoreline of what turns out to be the Atlantic Ocean. Dr. Zaius' best efforts to perpetuate the long-standing notion of simian superiority is undermined by a chimpanzee, the archaeologist Cornelius, who unearths artifacts which proves that apes evolved from man during his cave excavations in the forbidden zone. "Cars" shares with "Planet of the Apes" the same conspiracy: the suppression of evolution. While remaining silent on the subject of man, despite the cars' admission that dinosaurs existed, they give themselves away, therefore deeming full disclosure of the timeline a moot point. Unlike Dreamworks, whose "Shrek" films employ a lot of pop culture references, Pixar avoids such anachronisms(the post-modernism of pastiche) yet in "Cars", Kenny G.'s "Songbird" scores a cheap laugh when a car gang puts Mack to sleep with the easy-listening jazz, causing the truck to lose his precious cargo(Lightning McQueen). This instrumental, like the videotape in "Wall-E", proves that man existed. Quite possibly, he's the missing link. Bolstering this theory, a VW bus, an auto-hippie, without any spoofing appellation, names Hendrix, after a military jeep voices his displeasure with the metalized version of "The Star-Spangled Banner". This is our earth, not some near-identical equivalent, like the one in the Tim Burton remake, where the film ends with a man staring aghast at the Lincoln Memorial, augmented with ape-like features. These cars are partly human. Vestiges of their humanity can be glimpsed in their faces. In addition to the eyes, Lightning has a tongue, while Mater sports buckteeth like a hayseed. And somewhere in the recesses of their "brains", these evolved vehicles remember sex. In "Cars", Mater throws Lightning into a homosexual panic as the tow-truck uses his hook on the auto racing car's undercarriage(read; sodomy). Likewise, the spy in "Cars 2", as suggested by the double entendre inherent in the name Holly Shiftswell, denotes a woman who was mustard in the sack. Unlike "Planet of the Apes", perhaps the conspiracy is an extra-diegetic one. In "Cars", Sally waxes nostalgic about Radiator Springs in the fifties. This history runs concurrently with the our timeline. What if she's lying? What if the conspiracy is the film itself, in which the narrators, both omniscient and first-person are fallible? In the climactic race for the coveted Piston Cup("Cars"), a blimp hanging over the stadium reads "Light Year". It's a clue. Exactly what year is it in this planet of the cars? Maybe these aren't Anno Domini times.… Expand
Aug 2, 2011As a major Pixar-Disney film lover, this film crushed my heart into a million pieces. I openly hated the first Cars film, but convinced myself this was Pixar's way of apologizing and making up for it. Going into the film with incredibly low expectations (for both my memory of the first and poor reviews critically) the film was still worse than I would had anticipated. The characters are one-note, we never see anything endearing about these characters or really get to know them on a personal level. They do not have the instant lovable quality of any other characters which is not just because they are cars, Wall-E made robots look cute and cuddly after all. For a studio as progressive as Pixar I found the portrayals of characters in the film to be stereotypical and unfair and bad representations of the countries in this film (as the plot takes place and features characters from around the globe.) Mater is the single worst character in Pixar's history and it is a slap in the face that they made him an even larger part in the sequel, which is no doubt the worst film in Pixar's history, it should have been scrapped or made straight to dvd. I have faith in them still, as I loved the Toy Story short before this atrocious film. Fingers crossed for Brave and all their future ventures.… Expand
Jul 31, 2011This movie is a total cash in. Worst Pixar movie. The great thing about Pixar movies is that they appeal to a wide audience, but not this movie. If you have kids under 5 and want to take them to see an okay movie this one will suffice. Pixar should stop making sequels an go back to being original. (they got lucky with Toy Story and should stop with 3). There is no emotional attachment to the characters in this movie like there are in other Pixar movies and the dialogue is terrible. If you like Mater you might like this movie but I don't think you can have a movie centered around your comic relief.… Expand
Jul 25, 2011You think that Pixar would learn there mistakes with the first one and try to improve it, the answer is no. Not only is the plot rediculous since it takes plot elements from The World is Not Enough and North By Northwest making it the most unoriginal animated feature since Alpha and Omega. it doesn't even bother to develop the characters new and old.
Another terrible idea is Mater having more screen time. I mean c'mon he had more screen time in those Mater shorts. It tries to do a spoof of the spy genre but the jokes are to predictible and makes it looked like it was made in the sixties. Not even the supporting actors like Michael Caine (who's probably having nightmares of his experience in Jaws 4) and Emily Mortimer can save this from being overshadowed by another animated sequel (Kung Fu Panda 2) which I rather rewatch than see this again.
While Toy Story had great sequels thanks to great plots and character development, this you could considered as the black sheep of the Pixar canon.… Expand
Jul 17, 2011Pixar's first terrible film. Mediocre storyline, broken script, useless 3D, bad voice acting, and more espionage than races makes from this sequel an absolute rip-off from James Bond.
Jul 5, 2011We didn't make it to the end of the movie. My daughter was so bored she was running around. We had to leave and that did not bother me. I guess I will get it when it comes out on DVD but I am glad I did not pay for 3D.
Jul 2, 2011It is a real shame to see Pixar finally release a bad film after such a wonderful streak of excellent animated films that are perfect for both adults and children alike. Cars 2 was just a completely unnecessary idea and obviously only exists for Disney to sell more toy cars to children. It's a shame, too, because Pixar is better than this. Cars 1 was average at best and by far the worst of Pixar's outings, yet they are forced to push out a sequel to it instead of more deserving films like The Incredibles. This film just shouldn't have been done and hopefully there will never be a Cars 3 because I don't want Pixar's legacy to be tainted further. Avoid this one.… Expand
Jul 1, 2011This movie lacked a few things like: A coherent storyline, compelling or likable characters, and, generally, everything that made most Pixar movies memorable. It was clear that many people were losing interest in the movie, kids and adults alike, as people struck up conversations, or walked about. While watching, I couldn't help but feel that this was similar to early Dreamworks Animation movies that tried to copy Pixar's style rather than an actual Pixar film. All in all, it felt like a cash grab that purposely misled customers through their ads by not telling us that Mater was the lead in this film - not Lightning McQueen as the ads portrayed.… Expand
Jun 30, 2011There are many things that are just wrong with this movie. This movie was unwarranted. The first movie ended at a good note and didn't need any following, plus the story they went with is unnecessary. I don't know about most people, but I didn't need to see a movie where the characters travel to a World Grand Prix, which is pretty much a story line that could have been used as an epilogue for the first movie. The spy story line was fun for the first scene but quickly transformed into a pointless story line for the only purpose of giving Mater more screen time and creating situations that he can act "wacky" in. The movie also attempts to cover up the fact that it was made for money by making some half-assed message about friendship. However, the animation is great, which is no surprise for Pixar, so the whole movie is far from being ugly like some other animated movies (Gnomeo and Juliet for example). Some parts are enjoyable, and I wasn't quite depressed until I got out of the theater and stopped trying to create excuses for the film because it's Pixar. I hope Brave and Monsters University is better than this.… Expand
Jun 28, 2011Ok I agree that the animation is really good, but the complicated plot was definitely not made thinking of a young (little kids 3-8 year olds)
Most of the reviews that gave them a 10 or a positive review was thinking as an adult but if you remember that this movie is supposed to be for little kids, they failed tremendously.
I was completely shock with the amount of guns and violence, seriously for a pixar's movie, how can Disney allow this?
As a mom of 3 little boys who adored cars and their whole world and my wallet was all about cars they really messed it up. They were frightened by all the gun power of the first 5 minutes and they were lost in the plot.
Who ever made the plot (probably a James Bond Fan) totally forgot who his target audience was, young children!
Do NOT take your little kids to watch this movie unless they are over 8 probably or take them if you are one of those parents who could care less about the amount of violence their child's watches
The toy story short at the beginning is the only true terrific thing about the movie and the animation, the technical part.… Expand
Jun 28, 2011My 3.5 year old boy loves all Pixar movies, as do I. Cars 2 should be rated PG, not G, as it IS very violent. Guns, explosions, and killing/death are what the entire movie consists of, oh yeah and racing. We are trying to limit the amount of violence/weapons our son intakes. If you remember, even in Toy Story, Woody never had a gun in his holster, always empty. I don't necesarily mind that Pixar went this route cause it's not there job to cater to young children. I am however disapointed that the MPAA approved a G rating for this film when it CLEARLY should be PG.… Expand
Jun 27, 2011Very disappointing! Rambo is a kid story compared to this unbelievable Cars 2! If I knew the movie would be so violent I wouldn't take my son to watch it!
Jul 18, 2011It's not vintage Pixar, but Cars 2 is still streets ahead of most of the animated pack. For all its energy and Bondian panache, perhaps its problems are insurmountable: Pixar's cars - and their universe - don't resonate and endear as much as its toys, monsters, clownfish and OAP dreamers.
Marginally better than its predecessor, but the same problem still remains: Cars just aren't very interesting as anthropomorphic animation vehicles (pun intended).


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Some (Comical) Insight On LTs From Jared AllenPosted by on September 9, 2009 – 1:19 pm
Vikings DE Jared Allen has established himself as one of the best players at his position in the entire league. So when he shares his thoughts on the abilities of the men he lines up against every week – left tackles – everyone should take note.
A group of reporters gathered around Allen at his locker today before the Vikings practiced to gauge his thoughts on Joe Thomas, the dominant LT who will line up across from Allen on Sunday. Thomas was taken 3rd overall by the Browns in the 2007 draft and has more than legitimatized his billing as top 3 draft pick.
"He's a good player. He's athletic," Allen acknowledged.
But while being asked about Thomas, Allen respectfully turned his focus away from the opponent and instead concentrated on what he needs to do to prepare.
"But I don't worry about that," Allen continued. "If I play my game, then I'll be alright. I like to think about the challenges I pose for other people, not the vice versa. He's good. I'd rather play a good player. We'll have a nice little battle and see who wins.
"I know my strengths and I work off of those. But each game has a different game plan. No two players are the same. You know, we're a bunch of zebras running around out there. No one has the same stripes, right? Everybody's technique is a little different so you adjust your technique to that person. You might highlight a certain thing to be a certain guy a different way. But at the end of the day it comes down to my technique versus his technique; whose is better, who prepared better."
The conversation about LTs continued when Allen was asked about some of the best players at the position that he's faced. He named Green Bay's Chad Clifton as one, and also spoke about teammate Bryant McKinnie, whom he battled after coming off a 2-game suspension during 2007 with the Kansas City Chiefs.
"I hate to say it, but I kinda gave it to him," Allen said laughing while peering at McKinnie's locker, which is just a few stalls down. "But he's good and he's gotten a lot better from when I played against him in Kansas City. Big Mac can be one of the best tackles in this league. He's such a beast; he's so athletic. I'll tell ya what, that game I was so fired up to come back there was no one stopping me that game."
Ultimately, though, Allen said the best LT he's faced to this point in his career is former Baltimore Raven Jonathan Ogden.
"I'll never forget the game I played against Jonathon Ogden," Allen said. "That dude was big. I remember every three-step drop I just kept hitting him as hard as I could, hoping one day he was gonna fall down. But he didn't."
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By Adrienne Wuorinen on Sep 9, 2009 | Reply
Jared-Vikings, we will be watching the game vs. Browns in anticipation of your VICTORY! As for JAllens comments on facing Browns Joe Thomas…we Know you are the man to get the job done! We look forward to an exciting season and MANY of Jared's signature tackle moves!


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