As new car movies cruise into theaters, we add the ones that make it to the front of the pack — including this week’s F1: The ...

Our Take: Steve Purcell wrote Cars On The Road, and he splits directing duties with Brian Fee and Bobby Podesta. At first blush, it just feels like a 100-minute Cars movie split up into 9 episodes.

In Pixar‘s new animated short-form series, “Cars on the Road” (currently streaming on Disney+), creator/director and animator Steve Purcell (“Brave,” “Cars”) puts Lightning McQueen ...

It was way back in 2006 (16 years ago!) that Pixar premiered the first Cars movie, a critically and popularly acclaimed animated feature the down-home wisdom of which soon made it a movie classic ...

Cars on the Road, a spinoff of the beloved Cars movies (2006, 2011, 2017) that tracked Lightning McQueen’s (Owen Wilson) racing career, follows McQueen and his best friend Mater ...

The whole video is only about 13 minutes long, and it’s worth a watch to see all of the work that went into a few of the cars in Mad Max: Fury Road. Check it out in its entirety above. Wesley Wren ...

In addition to the three movies, a number of Cars shorts have debuted on television, alongside home media or with theatrical releases. There are also the Planes movies, which technically happen in ...

Richard Brody reviews the new documentary “The Road Movie,” a compilation of Russian dashboard-camera videos assembled by the director Dimitrii Kalashnikov.

Cars on the Road directors Steve Purcell, Brian Fee, and Bobby Podesta are joined by franchise producer Marc Sondheimer for this conversation about the unique stories they tell in the Disney+ ...

You’ll spot two of the cars from the recent Oscar-nominated movie, “Ford vs. Ferrari.” In the movie, Christian Bale is filmed driving a No. 98 Shelby Cobra in 1963.

Watch a clip from the film "The Trip to Italy," starring Steve Coogan, Rob Brydon, and Rosie Fellner. Photo/Video: IFC Films When I was a kid I loved the "Road" movies of Bob Hope and Bing Crosby ...

Cars on the Road star Larry the Cable Guy talks about returning as Mater in the new Disney+ series, recalling some of the biggest laughs in the recording booth and getting to work with Owen Wilson ...