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The Radiator Springs Drive-In Theatre is a movie theatre that appears in Cars, its post-credits scene, and Cars 2, and also in Cars: The Video Game, Cars Mater-National and Cars Race-O-Rama.
Trivia
- For the first Cars, Pixar did a scene in which Sally and Lightning McQueen go on a date at the theater to watch a film starring Finn McMissile, but it did not make it to the final movie.
- In Cars, the parody Pixar films: A Bug's Life, Toy Car Story and Monster Trucks, Inc. are seen. They are spoofs of A Bug's Life, Toy Story and Monsters, Inc.
- In the post credits scene, when Mack comments on one of the actors from A Bug's Life, he says that they are just using the same guy over and over again. Ironically, Mack is voiced by the same actor that plays the Hamm Truck in Toy Car Story, the Abominable Snowplow in Monster Trucks, Inc., & the P.T. Flea Car in A Bug's Life.
- In Cars 2, the theatre is passed by, and the marquee reads "The Incredimobiles", a reference to The Incredibles.
Gallery
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Themovie theatre during the day
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The theatre seen by helicopter