The name calling in this movie is not appropriate. I am surprised it is rated G. Here are quotes from the movie: "You Idiot" "You Fool" "You're Stupid" "You Moron" "What an Idiot" "Hillbilly Hell" "Tractors are so dumb"

We love it! My son watches it atleast twice a day.

This was the first movie that my kids really, really got into. They've watched it over and over again. Yes, there are a few phrases that are inappropriate, but my boys didn't pick up on them. It's nice to have a good movie where there's no "scary villain". Most other movies have a bad guy/nemesis that's scary, at least for this age group.

i watched this movie just two days before my final exams and it did'nt let me down, it made my day.I just love it, fun ride to watch with kids and family.

Another job well done by Disney/Pixar. Cars is one of the few cartoon feature films that I wouldn't hesitate to not put an age restriction on. There's many good lessons that children can take away from the movie: vanity is bad, fame isn't everything without friends or people who love you, it's okay to lose, cheaters never win in the long run, glory/fame die, groupies aren't really your friends, etc. However, unlike most Disney movies, this one has a LOT of product placement. But it's more-so making fun of product placement. Ex. There is no Rust-eeze medicated bumper ointment or Dino-King, but if you're a stock car fan you know that every car has not only it's main sponsor but sometimes hundreds of smaller sponsors as well. If there's any bad language in this movie, I certainly haven't caught it and I've seen it at least 20 times. The only thing that will set some parents off is actually after the movie and credits are over, the camera cuts to the lost cars (the ones who stray off of I-40 onto the old Route 66) who are still lost and the wife says to the husband something to the effect of, "For the love of Christ, can we just stop and ask for directions?" While most of us have been there at some point in our lives, some parents will find the way the comment is used objectionable. The movie is stunning on Blu-Ray format, set for 1080p and a killer 48kHz/24-bit soundtrack.

I let my 3.5 year old watch some television, and he's watched a Thomas and Winnie the Pooh movies as well (slow paced but lengthy). We know people who have children the same age as our son that watch this film... it's clear that LOTS of pre-schoolers have watched this film so we figured we'd give it a shot... We watched this film for about 4 minutes before turning it off. For one, my wife and I both looked at each other when a passing car yelled "IDIOT!". Not the worst swear word at all, but seeing a 3-year-old kid use the word "idiot" is not an endearing sight, thank-you-very-much. Secondly, all the cuts/editing - there was SO MUCH action and editing within those first few minutes I could see my son just trying to catch-up / stay tuned. He looked uncomfortable and ill at ease. It was clear to my wife and I that this movie was not suitable for him. I really didn't think I would be the kind of parent who was this involved in what my kid should/shouldn't be watching, but to be honest, I'm surprised that any kids younger than 5 watch this film at all. There are several films available for 3-4 years olds that are more age-appropriate and slower paced. In light of the recent "Sponge Bob" study regarding children's ability to concentrate/focus, we are completely certain that this film is NOT suitable for our son at this time.

My almost 3 yr old son, who is in love with all things wheels, adores this movie! One of Pixars best!

a funny movie every kid will love.

Very fun movie. Probably the best of the Pixar movies for kids under 5. A simple story well done with little violence.