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I'll agree with 2 and 3 on some levels but.. wh.. what sexual innuendo do pixar films have? aside from the maybe 2 moments in ratatouille? there's WAY more in the shrek series...

Oh, when I was speaking of "these types of films" I was talking about most animated films in general, not necessarily limited to Pixar ones. Shrek does have a higher rating than Cars did, though, which was partly why I was so bewildered by the innuendo in Cars. I only watched the movie once, but there's repeated parallels made between the underside of a car = ass. Remember that one scene where McQueen walks in on that one car in the body shop and is really embarrassed that he's seen a car with it's... hood down? Something like that. And the car is all, "I hoped you liked the view! :D". THAT made me really uncomfortable.

I don't really understand why a G-rated animated film has to have any sort of sexual innuendo like that at all. Then again, maybe I'm being old-fashioned.

ahaha, i kinda forgot about that XD it's refreshing when there's a kid's film with NO innuendo at all, but usually.. the writers are adults, and they want to at least give parents a nod. and everybody has a tushy. kdsfgs.

LOL, "old-fashioned"?! You're a fucking prude if that sort of thing made you uncomfortable!

Hahaha, I just...I can't stop laughing at you and your prudeness...

Better I should be a prude than a despicable coward like you. Grow some balls, anonymous.

And anyway, who are you to judge me? Have you had a traumatic sexual history like I have? If not, then STFU.

It's the internet, LOL, a name doesn't matter. I'd just as well be anonymous to you. Or would it help if I used one of my alt accounts so I at least have an icon? But I know this is the only way you people know how to "fight back" to those of us who opt to go without a name, so I forgive you.

And anyway, I'm not too sure why having a "traumatic sexual history" entitles you to tell me to STFU. I don't really see how the innuendo in the movie CARS is even relevant to this supposed traumallama. THEY ARE CARS FOR GOD'S SAKE. The scene with the Sheriff wasn't SEXUAL. To put it in human body terms, it was as if he'd been walked in on while getting a prostate exam or physical or something! The only innuendo was Sally's tail fin tattoo! And sorry, but if THAT makes you uncomfortable, there's really something wrong with you.

Considering that due to pop culture, a tattoo, especially one on the small of one's back is socially acceptable, teenagers everywhere are doing it. It's all about the particular culture and it's about drawing from what is acceptable to us as a culture.

So what, does this make twelve an old fogey from the land before liberalism? lol

That sort of thing has been commonplace for decades.

Excuse me? I'm a teenager myself.

And I NEVER said anything about feeling uncomfortable about Sally's tattoo.

If a name doesn't matter, it wouldn't be so much trouble to give one, would it? Either way, it doesn't change the fact that you're a coward.

I'm not sure why you being a Pixar fan entitles you to judge me. And the scene with the Sheriff does seem sexual to me, because he is making inappropriate jokes about the situation. That's all I'm going to say about this, however. I'd rather not waste my time with someone who doesn't even have the courtesy to not be anonymous about this.

Well if you're so hard pressed for a name, here's one. Either way, it doesn't change the fact that I'm still anonymous to you. :)

Also, I'm not judging you based on the fact that I'm a Pixar fan. I'm judging you based on the opinion you typed and posted in this thread about that specific scene. The only way I could see it being even remotely sexual is if you're looking at it through anti-reality rainbow coloured slash fangirl glasses. What did you think they were doing in there before McQueen showed up? Having car buttsex?? I mean come on.

Fine. I'm not sure why you feel you're entitled to judge me based on the opinion I typed and posted in this thread about that specific scene. All I said was that the scene made me uncomfortable based on my interpretation of it. Nowhere did I say that I think other people should also feel uncomfortable about that scene. So, really, please explain to me why you feel the need to personally attack me. We ALL have our own comfort levels. What I consider to be innuendo like that in a G-rated movie makes me uncomfortable, whereas I could stare at a cadaver cut open and I wouldn't feel even the least bit queasy. Where do you get off judging me for what does or doesn't make me comfortable? Who are you to insult me about that?

And, for the record? "I hope you liked the view"? THAT is considered FLIRTING. You can agree or disagree with me that it shouldn't be in a G-rated film, but I hardly think it's up for debate that it's still sexual.

Um, NO. I didn't think they were having car buttsex before McQueen showed up. I'm not such an idiot that I couldn't tell that the Sheriff was in there for a diagnostic, thank you very much. Regardless, my discomfort with that scene has to do with the Sheriff and McQueen, not with the doctor and the Sheriff. In case you missed something.

Flirting, LOL...I can't stop laughing again...

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